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It really is eye candy though. The director and Cinematographers use of the New Zealand landscape is excellent. The rest of the film is turgid stuff though especially Cumberbatch who I normally don't mind.
The scenery and Jesse Plemons are the films only redeeming features tbh.
We normally like similar films but have to disagree with you on this one, thought the whole thing was brilliant.
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Me neither….didn’t even know of it tbh
but it’s gonna be interesting and a good watch imo bound to hit my top 8s minimum I reckon
Will nominated twice before The Pursuit of Happiness and Ali. 3rd time lucky maybe.
Imho Denzel should win best actor and Don’t look up best picture.
Mind you I haven't seen a few of the films that have been nominated.
Mind you I haven't seen a few of the films that have been nominated.
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It's fine Gonzo. Everyone knows I'm the better judge anyway.
Nightmare Alley
Unusual story. Weird and disturbing is about the best I can describe it as. Worth a watch but not one I'd watch again.
Very left field role for Bradley Cooper.
6.5/10
Edit: Forgot to say, it's Guillem Del Toro so I was expecting better.
Unusual story. Weird and disturbing is about the best I can describe it as. Worth a watch but not one I'd watch again.
Very left field role for Bradley Cooper.
6.5/10
Edit: Forgot to say, it's Guillem Del Toro so I was expecting better.
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Was surprised when I saw that Will Smith had finally been in a good movie again and he was actually amazing in it.
He's been in so much **** over the past few years.
I watched it again. In fact I wanted both my teens to watch the opening D Day landing scene. They were like WTF and I told them veterans said that was the most realistic depiction by any movie ever.
The thing is though, the first time I saw that whole scene just seemed so much more devastating than this time. Maybe cos I didn't know what to expect. Still harrowing though.
Films like Saving Private Ryan, Hacksaw Ridge and Hamburger Hill make you wonder how people can go into battles like that and if they survive remain human
They should be compulsive viewing for anyone who thinks they can think about fighting another war
Tears of the Sun is another harrowing film about the massacres carried out in Ruanda, Bruce Willis actually does a great job playing a platoon leader trying to get some refugees to safety