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Was never a fan of the kidulthood films tbh good movies but uncomfortable viewing and that just seems like a poundland version of one.
Speaking of those kind of films have you seen Cherry Tree Lane? https://www.google.com/search?kgmid...bab58d4f26b&shndl=17&source=sh/x/kp/osrp/m5/2
Nup, never seen it and hopefully never will.
But as previously stated...I watch some amount of shìt.
That's possibly the most stupid thing you've come out with, considering you don't understand them either yet still claim they're genius
Films like Elephant Man and Blue Velvet are very good. Are they genius... no. Aspects of films such as Eraserhead, visually and in terms of the use of sound are very good - unnerving in fact. Are they genius... no.
As for the Apes, I doubt you've watched any of the sequels more than once, possibly twice ffs
The 3rd is pure twaddle. The 1st is original in every way, it's a very clever plot, it covers everything, and is by far the best.
So in short, perhaps you're talking utter pish.... as usual.
Once again HTH.
If you say anything less than 7...
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(that does go up to 8.5 if it's Luv)
Its no fear of thirteen but its decent.
Now watching
Buried, the 1982 alpine meadows avalance rescue on Netflix
Will be back in an hour and a half to score
Well DUH!That's possibly the most stupid thing you've come out with, considering you don't understand them either yet still claim they're genius
Films like Elephant Man and Blue Velvet are very good. Are they genius... no. Aspects of films such as Eraserhead, visually and in terms of the use of sound are very good - unnerving in fact. Are they genius... no.
As for the Apes, I doubt you've watched any of the sequels more than once, possibly twice ffs
The 3rd is pure twaddle. The 1st is original in every way, it's a very clever plot, it covers everything, and is by far the best.
So in short, perhaps you're talking utter pish.... as usual.
Once again HTH.
I don't understand "them"!
I didn't claim to understand "them"
I watched "them" and appreciated "them" for what they are, excellent movies.
A debut film that you say is visually very good and in terms of sound "unnerving" isn't the work of genius in your opinion?
Has there been a director to move you so with their directorial debut?
As for the Apes, there is a definite arc in the story through one to three. The third is by far the best film of those. It's reviews and scores on all the film sites are testament to that.
I told you that the first 3 Ape films in this reboot all scored over 90% on Rotten Tomatoes so mibbe it's not me that's talking utter pìsh, it's you.
But at least you're consistent eh.
The second season of The Responder is superb. Better than the first already and funny as **** with a great cast.
The Snowman 7.9/10
On Prime.
Michael Fassbender and Rebecca Ferguson.
Starts off really well, has the feel of Girl with the Dragon Tattoo but not as good.
Edgy scandinavian serial killer story let down a bit by the ending but still well worth a watch.
On Prime.
Michael Fassbender and Rebecca Ferguson.
Starts off really well, has the feel of Girl with the Dragon Tattoo but not as good.
Edgy scandinavian serial killer story let down a bit by the ending but still well worth a watch.
Responder, that the Martin Freeman one? She was watching it last night and I was doing other stuff. Hear good things.
Clarksons Farm overall 7.5/10 nonsense and scripted way too much but enjoyable and keeps you coming back for more.
Not seen it, or heard about it, but I know it has a better script than Prometheus.The latest Kong x Godzilla.
Hilariously bad
Ern's got complete free rein to rip it to shreds.
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