Movies & TV The Hangar Film Thread

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Lord Nicholson said:
Which is interesting, because I think you could make a compelling argument that the three Nolan Batman films are the three best superhero films ever made. They've learned no lessons from them though.
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Yeah I agree with that.

I find it strange that Batman Begins and The Dark Knight are by far the best superhero films (in my view), yet everything else that studio has done has been poo.
 
Kong said:
Yeah I agree with that.

I find it strange that Batman Begins and The Dark Knight are by far the best superhero films (in my view), yet everything else that studio has done has been poo.
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Well, I am the madman in the attic on this front, but I've kinda got a lot of time for Superman Returns.
 
Kong said:
Yeah I agree with that.

I find it strange that Batman Begins and The Dark Knight are by far the best superhero films (in my view), yet everything else that studio has done has been poo.
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Boo. Stand by my enjoyment of Keaton as Batman and Pfeiffer as Cat woman.
 

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Wahooti Fandango said:
Boo. Stand by my enjoyment of Keaton as Batman and Pfeiffer as Cat woman.
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My favourite cat woman...




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Kiarostami is gone. I am very sad.
 
See also: Diana.
 
Was forced to watch the remake of Red Dawn last night. I've never seen the original but * me, North Korea invades and conquers the US? Besides the fact it's not even slightly believable you've still got all the boo yah USA USA crap on top of it. There's 111 minutes of my life I'll never get back.
 
Watched Philadelphia last night for only the second time, the first being probably at least 15 years ago. I remember thinking it was a great film after the first viewing but I was so disappointed after the second viewing. Not only was it horribly dated, which I could live with on it's own, but it just seemed really shallow as well.
 
I've never wanted to go back to it (haven't seen it in maybe 10 years), but Demme is a mixed bag most certainly.
 

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So wifey found a couple of gold class tickets in a draw that need to be used by the end of the month. Looks like our choices are Tarzan, Star Trek and Ghostbusters. What do? :/
 
Beerfish said:
So wifey found a couple of gold class tickets in a draw that need to be used by the end of the month. Looks like our choices are Tarzan, Star Trek and Ghostbusters. What do? :/
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Give Tarzan a miss. The only two should be quite good.
 
Wahooti Fandango said:
Give Tarzan a miss. The only two should be quite good.
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Think I might go Star Trek then. I heard the guy who plays Chekhov recently died in a freak car accident in his drive way. Got pinned between his Jeep Cherokee and a pylon when it rolled backwards unexpectedly. :eek:
 
I think the new Bourne is out Tomorrow or next week, you could go to that.

I'm assuming it will be shown in GC
 
DapperDon said:
I think the new Bourne is out Tomorrow or next week, you could go to that.

I'm assuming it will be shown in GC
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Ahh interesting. That could make the decision a bit harder.
 
Beerfish said:
Think I might go Star Trek then. I heard the guy who plays Chekhov recently died in a freak car accident in his drive way. Got pinned between his Jeep Cherokee and a pylon when it rolled backwards unexpectedly. :eek:
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That guy was in a show called huff.

Really good show. Cancelled too soon IMO.
 
doug85 said:
That guy was in a show called huff.

Really good show. Cancelled too soon IMO.
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Also played Cheryl's magician nephew (only knew one card trick) in Curb season 4.
 
Beerfish said:
Also played Cheryl's magician nephew (only knew one card trick) in Curb season 4.
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Ooh yes, good pick up.

He was a good actor. Very sad he passed so young.
 
doug85 said:
Ooh yes, good pick up.

He was a good actor. Very sad he passed so young.
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Not really. I read his wiki last night. Just passing it on.

Yeah freaky way to go. You just never know huh.
 
Yelchin also notably perfectly channeled Michael Biehn in the otherwise horrendous Terminator: Salvation.
 
For some reason I decided to watch Robin Hood: Men in Tights for the first time since I was very very young.

It's rather horrid.
 
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