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Azra
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Fri Sep 14, 2007 10:58 am (No subject) |
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In nominal order:
V For Vendetta
The Prestige
Gattaca
Cypher
The Cube Trilogy
Blade Runner
Imposter
Minority Report
The Thirteenth Floor
Equilibrium
The Illusionist
The Fifth Element
Dark City
Transformers
Akira...
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Seeker_UK
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Location: Wellingborough, UK
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I'm not a big films person but here are the ones I'd watch more than once (In no particular order)
Get Carter (Original version, not that piece of toss Stallone did)
A Bridge too Far
Ipcress File
Carry on up the Khyber
The Haunting
The Longest Day
2001 (fast forward past the monkeys)
Bullitt
Dirty Harry
Dark Star
Assault on Precinct 13
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dlmorley
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etherworld
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Forbidden Planet.......no better sci-fi film done and with a electronic score to boot
Louis and Bebe Barron
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pjtmusic
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Wed Feb 06, 2008 9:36 pm (No subject) |
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« etherworld » wrote:
Forbidden Planet.......no better sci-fi film done and with a electronic score to boot
Louis and Bebe Barron
A classic indeed.
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24db
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Wed Feb 06, 2008 9:43 pm (No subject) |
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tonalties...L & B weren't allowed to call it a soundtrack or score. Great stuff from the beyond the dawn of synths
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global7614
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etherworld
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« 24db » wrote:
tonalties...L & B weren't allowed to call it a soundtrack or score. Great stuff from the beyond the dawn of synths
That was done because of union dues having to be paid for guild musicians fees
Then they used circuits composed on the ring modulator to provide the content of the tonalities.....
Anyway it is still a score to me, at any cost
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sparrow
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Fri Feb 08, 2008 11:31 pm (No subject) |
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I love Roman Polanskis 'Tess' I own the dvd but haven't watched it yet ..when I had the video way back it got lost with a lot of my tapes at the time. Nastassia Kinski was superb in this...whatever became of her??
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Starwalker
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Sat Feb 09, 2008 12:58 am (No subject) |
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« dlmorley » wrote:
Oh yes...Get Carter. Fabulous
Your choice is the older version too?
Personally me, both are great, but i like the newer one more.
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redphil
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« stingray64 » wrote:
« dlmorley » wrote:
Oh yes...Get Carter. Fabulous
Your choice is the older version too?
Personally me, both are great, but i like the newer one more.
I generally don't enjoy remakes, or even sequels. there are exceptions. As remakes go Get Carter is amongst the worst. It's very difficult to take a film out of it's time zone and make it succeed,even harder to transfer it to a totally different culture. The people who did the remake just didn't get it. I am glad you enjoy both it's just that I don't .
And don't even get me started on The Italian Job !!
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solitaryzen
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Sat Feb 09, 2008 3:10 am (No subject) |
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« sparrow » wrote:
I love Roman Polanskis 'Tess' I own the dvd but haven't watched it yet ..when I had the video way back it got lost with a lot of my tapes at the time. Nastassia Kinski was superb in this...whatever became of her??
Just picked up the DVD of Cat People yesterday for a bargain price. She wasn't too bad in that film either (certainly not on the eyes  ).
Pretty good soundtrack by Giorgio Moroder too.
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sparrow
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« solitaryzen » wrote:
« sparrow » wrote:
I love Roman Polanskis 'Tess' I own the dvd but haven't watched it yet ..when I had the video way back it got lost with a lot of my tapes at the time. Nastassia Kinski was superb in this...whatever became of her??
Just picked up the DVD of Cat People yesterday for a bargain price. She wasn't too bad in that film either (certainly not on the eyes ).
Pretty good soundtrack by Giorgio Moroder too.
I liked Cat People too. Love Bowies title track and the version used in the movie was the best.
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Didymos
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Sun Feb 17, 2008 9:44 pm (No subject) |
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« global7614 » wrote:
6) GroundHog Day
Hey, isn't this one great! I can watch it again...and again...and again...
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arronizlive
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Mon Feb 18, 2008 2:19 am (No subject) |
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« Seeker_UK » wrote:
2001 (fast forward past the monkeys)
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I was like that for a long time... until I read the book...
There's much more info. to understand it, now i can
watch it with no problem...
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