Have You Seen?
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True Romance.
I'm literally astounded at how many people haven't seen it, probably because it sounds like a chick flick.
I'm literally astounded at how many people haven't seen it, probably because it sounds like a chick flick.
Watching Dirty Rottten Scoundrels atm, another great comedy.
I used to watch Moviedrome with Alex Cox, 2 movies that I remember being really good were Dead Ringers with Jeremy Irons playing twin brothers, and Ace in the Hole, an early Kirk Douglas film.
I used to watch Moviedrome with Alex Cox, 2 movies that I remember being really good were Dead Ringers with Jeremy Irons playing twin brothers, and Ace in the Hole, an early Kirk Douglas film.
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Black hawk down is okay just about. Can't take Josh hartnett as a soldier seriously tbh.
Of recent war films I can think of that heartbreak ridge was a good watch. True story and does that shindlers list thing at the end. Very good tbh
Dunkirk was god awful, and a Christopher Nolan movie right? Odd cos I like his movies usually.
Of recent war films I can think of that heartbreak ridge was a good watch. True story and does that shindlers list thing at the end. Very good tbh
Dunkirk was god awful, and a Christopher Nolan movie right? Odd cos I like his movies usually.
Loads of good war films
Platoon
Full metal jacket
Being the best.
Bit there's loads more.
American sniper and Lone Survivour being the best of late
Some of my favourites are
Enemy at the gates
U571 - yanks changed the real story but still good
Shindlers list
Das boot
No actual war in it but
The imitation game
Bloody brilliant film for me personally.
Also
Apocalypse now
Born on the fourth of July
Think red line
There was a fair bit of media controversy stirred up in London
when it was released (the gang culture/violence - harking back to the
Clockwork Orange debacle) .
Which meant all the blokes in my yard went to see it
(I saw it in 1982 as a teen - home video era) .
1. Ran (1985) .
Kurosawas' take on King Lear.
Beautifully shot, and the actress who played Lady Kaede was superb
(what an utter b*tch !!!
) .2. The emerald forest (1986)
The John Boorman eco tale.
Point made without being typical luvvie "right on" .