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Star Trek: Picard
by Dodge- 1 follower
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ST: Picard is the newest rendition of the late Gene Roddenberry's vision of the future for humanity. Picard takes place 15 years after the the final feature film for the TNG crew, Nemesis. It has been met with mixed reviews. Old trek fans hate it, new trek fans love it. It is told in a Serial Storytelling fashion. The following will contain spoilers. If you have seen this show, please comment on your thoughts regarding this new trek treasure. SPOILERS The year is 2399. 15 years have passed since Data sacrificed his life saving Picard aboard Shinzon's Scimitar. Picard was involved in the evacuation attempt of Romulus when their sun was threatening to go s…
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Who else can't wait for this day to come? If you don't know what I'm talking about.... use the Force within you
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Genius - anyone seen this?
by pete_95973- 1 follower
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I am gonna start season 1. Looks fantastic. Season 2 is about Picasso.
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Top 10 Best Movies of all time 1 2
by JustHatched- 2 followers
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According to this site that seems to let you vote on them http://www.thetoptens.com/best-movies/ , see if you agree The Godfather Forest Gump The Shawshank Redemption The Dark Knight Lord of the Rings - Return of the King Pulp Fiction Star Wars - Empire Strikes Back Titanic Inception Fight Club
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Glastonbury & Other Festivals. 1 2
by Squirrel- 1 follower
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Summer is almost upon us and festival season hype is already at full swing. The highlight of the English calendar has to be Glastonbury, one of the biggest and longest running festivals globally it has well over 100 stages and performance areas and some of the biggest bands Headliners this year are Foo Fighters, Radiohead and Ed Sheeran, a sample of the other acts are listed below with many more to be confirmed over the next couple of months I'll be going with @talk_2_frank_ and @TheBoyBry will also be there this year, are there any more of us in the crew going?
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Knights In Satan’s Service
by Burgermauger- 4 replies
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Yes tomorrow night in Toronto ?? I’m taking my wife to see KISS for her birthday. I’m starting to get pumped for it. I’ve never seen them in concert + they’re in full makeup and dress.
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Bitch Slap
by djw180- 1 follower
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Bitch Slap This was the film I nominated for the film club's B-movie month. It wasn't the one selected but having found there was a free version available on a popular video sharing site I could not resist watching it. B-movies aren't my thing so I had no idea what this was going to be like when I picked it. I won't attempt a Lime-esque proper review, but I would say it's worth watching for free. It's not that violent. There is almost no nudity in it. So don't watch it if that is what you want from this sort of film - reading some of the reviews on IMDB it seems many people did expect those things. It's about three sexy, violent women who are af…
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Please share movies or televisions shows you have grown to like. For myself: Big Fish by Tim Burton Captain America: The Winter Soldier
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Ford v. Ferrari
by Dodge- 1 follower
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I want to see this!
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I know there are a few on here who enjoy a visit to Westeros, just wondering who else does? Here is the place to chat, remember spoilers...
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Avengers: Endgame [HUGE SPOILERS] 1 2
by LimeGreenLegend- 30 replies
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This is out tonight and I knew a few of you guys will be seeing it straight away, so I thought I'd open a full, no holds barred, spoiler filled thread. I'm not seeing it until tomorrow morning, after a 12 hour shift, so I won't be back until after that.
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Barry Lyndon
by djw180- 1 follower
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The BBC had a few Stanley Kubrick films on recently that I recorded. This is one I had never seen before. I had no idea what to expect, didn't even know the basic story till just before watching it. Although the story itself is not that gripping, it's very slow paced (deliberately) and title character not that likeable at times, I was very impressed. I see the Threadstarter here classes it as "Drama, Romance, War". There is not much romance in it. Drama yes. There's a couple of battle scenes but most of it is not a war film. I wouldn't call it comedy but it's not that serious and has comical scenes. It's based on a novel by William Makepeace Thackery, more famous for Vani…
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Spider-Man: Far From Home
by Fido_le_muet- 1 follower
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The next chapter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Well, it's actually the end of Phase 3 and the closing opus of the Infinity Saga that spans a whole 23 films (I think). The movie should deal with the aftermath of Avengers: Endgame. Rumors says it's gonna be a game changer for the MCU looking forward and if the trailer is any indication, it looks like it could be true !
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Alien or Aliens (films)?
by djw180- 1 follower
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Alien or Aliens? Fans of the Alien series apparently split in two depending on which film you think is clearly the best, either Alien or Aliens. I first became aware of the divide when I was going to see Alien3. Someone said to me “Don't bother seeing it. It's shit like the first one”, so as I prefered the first I did go to see it. I was a bit surprised though that someone who liked Aliens could so dislike Alien. So I thought why don't we have a poll? Alien or Aliens – which do you think is the better film? Now, why do I prefer Alien? I have just watched both again, director's cut versions of each. I thought about this a while and came up with …
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I listen to all sorts of things, hard rock, classic rock, old country, symphony and a small bit of pop and hip hop Metallica is my all time favorite followed by AC/DC. Although Rosanne Cash, Marie Osmand and Lady Gaga have the best voices of anyone IMO.
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The Walking Dead **Spoilers** 1 2 3 4
by Danielle- 1 follower
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Did anyone else read the comics? I'm just getting caught up on season 6 and they mentioned at the start of episode 9, exciting stuff. I think things will get crazy now.. I'll probably not check this topic again until I'm fully caught up
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Favourite movie franchise 1 2
by M.C.Lethal Dose- 33 replies
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What is your favourite movie franchise of all time?... Big Batman fan right here, but for me growing up in the 80s and 90s you can't beat the Terminator.
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Avengers: Endgame
by JustHatched- 1 follower
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I am eagerly awaiting the release of this movie, probably go see it at the drive in, me and Rose can have a date night.
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What do you play?
by Pb76- 5 replies
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Do you play any musical instruments? Are you/were you in a band?
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Roma (2018)
by Con- 1 follower
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Roma (2018) Best Picture Nominee The Awesome: A Black & White film with its cinematography in full splendid color. I cannot put into words how beautiful this film is shot and framed, where do I begin, I usually don't prefer Black & White films, not when I have these rods and cones in my eyes enabling me to see color. But here, B&W is a blessing because there are some scenes where so much going on inside the frame that had the same majestic wide shots been colorized, it could have turned into one big busy jumble of colors and instead get this amazing B&W which enhances every movement in the frame, from the dog scratching itself in the distanc…
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A Star Is Born (2018)
by Con- 1 follower
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A Star Is Born (2018) Best Picture Nominee The Awesome: Getting to see the real Stefani Germanotta a.k.a. Lady Gaga out of make-up and crazy costumes and although she has abandoned the crazy shtick for a while, it was still nice to see her not wearing cardboard. The chemistry between the leads is good although I did chuckle A LOT at moments when Jackson Maine (Bradley Cooper) is giving singing advice to Ally (Lady GaGa) because in real life I knew it was just the opposite while they were making the film. I really believed their love, especially early on where it isn't always lovey-dovey, like real-life and kept me from saying, "Come on, big time singer gon…
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First We Feast (Hot One's)
by Manny- 2 replies
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If you guys haven't yet seen this innovative YouTube show, you are missing out. Their most recent episode with Ken Jeong is hilarious to say the least. They have 8 seasons so far so they might have someone you might like. If you have seen the show before, which episode was your favorite? Mine has to be this season's premiere with Gordon Ramsay.
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Bohemian Rhapsody (2018)
by Con- 1 follower
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Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) Best Picture Nominee The Awesome: @LimeGreenLegend already posted a great review on Page 16 and I don't know that I have anything better to add: The Good: Anyone that is a fan of Queen will review this film with some bias but I never bought Queen music but have appreciated listening to their hits all my life for example, the song "Eye of the Tiger" and "Rocky" films, chanting "We Will Rock You" at every sporting event I have ever attended, singing "We Are The Champions" when FSU won the National Championship, etc. I have been a fan of Queen by default. I enjoyed the film because the Freddie Mercury (Malik Remi) is so c…
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The Favourite (2018)
by Con- 1 follower
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The Favourite (2018) Best Picture Nominee The Awesome: Unexpectedly funny. Such a cracking script that does what it's supposed to do, move the story forward or reveal characters below the surface. The three protagonists all deliver exploding acting performances worthy of their Oscar nominations. Abigail (Emma Stone), Sara (Rachel Weisz) and Queen Anne (Olivia Colman) are so magnetizing and just deliver their lines with such gusto and conviction, thanks to stellar dialogue, even when its profane it just packed a fun punch that I didn't expect in a film like this. Emma, Rachel, and Olivia were great, no denying that they enrich the film so much but I also ha…
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How it ends
by JustHatched- 1 follower
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Watche this earlier, it's an awesome Netflix movie. A story of survival when the world goes to shit. I've seen Forest Whitaker in alot of movies and this is his best performance so far. I can't do reviews like @Con but this is worth the watch, 4/5 from me.
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Threads (1984) dir Mick Jackson A terrifying and shockingly brutal TV film about a nuclear war in the 1980s. The back story is the USA and USSR both intervene in a civil war in Iran. This then escalates over the course of a few weeks and ultimately leads to all out nuclear war with both countries, and their allies, bombing each others cities into oblivion. It's set in Sheffield, where I now live, a large, industrial city. It was more industrial in the 80s and had an RAF base fairly close, so this is what makes it a target. It's not made completely in the usual narrative style of films, although there is a basic plot following a young couple, expecting a baby, and their parents and friends (at least those who survive the initial attack). Parts of it are more documentary and some bits almost like a public information film explaining what would happen in the event of a nuclear war. Things like who would take control of local government, how would they distribute food and medicine in the aftermath. A lot of it is narrated, explaining things like how there would be no electricity, because early nuclear strikes would be aimed at destroying that sort of infrastructure. And then after the attack, what life would be like for those who were not killed outright. This is when the film is at it's most shocking, making you feel that the people killed instantly when the bombs hit were the lucky ones. It explains how the fallout would kill many of those not killed already; debris blown into the air, with lethal levels of radiation, that gradually falls back to the ground, blown by the wind away from where the bombs fell, so spreading death over an even greater area. It continues the story for many years after the war, showing how other clouds of dust blown into the upper atmosphere by the blast shroud huge parts of the Earth, blocking out the Sun, leading to a “Nuclear Winter” as temperatures plunge and hardly anything can grow for years. And of course this does not just effect the countries who fired their nuclear missiles at each other. So there's no winners in nuclear war, every one loses. I reiterate what Lime said in his review and urge you to watch this if you can. 10 / 10 I'd also recommend another TV film I saw many years ago, on the same basic theme but from a very different angle and without the documentary style. By Dawn's Early Light (looks like it could be available on Youtube), which follows the crew of a US B-52 bomber, armed with nuclear bombs and on patrol when war breaks out, plus other military personal and politicians who survive the initial strikes. No where near as brutal as threads, about the choices these people have to make.- 2
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