You want the final cut.
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Tomorrowland.
Might be a bit twee and hippy for some of our regular viewers but we enjoyed it immensely. George Clooney appeared happy to take a less than central role and allow his two female costars, both of whom were excellent, to drive the movie. Definitely better than the IMDB rating or box office numbers would suggest.
Might be a bit twee and hippy for some of our regular viewers but we enjoyed it immensely. George Clooney appeared happy to take a less than central role and allow his two female costars, both of whom were excellent, to drive the movie. Definitely better than the IMDB rating or box office numbers would suggest.
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What you really want, is the book.
My perception of the movie has drastically changed after I read the book - and for the worse. I am usually not one of these 'you gotta read the book' snobs, but 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?' is so much more than the movie that is just loosely based on it. I am honestly not too optimistic about the current movie (but will prob still go see it anyways), I'd rather see a real 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?' movie being made.
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Blade Runner: Final Cut (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMyz9bnKITY). Saw it for the first time with my girlfriend who's a huge fan of Dick. Now I am too; need to read the book now, as she tells me that the movie glosses over many of its details.
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I've enjoyed Dick since I was about 12. I enjoy watching Dick but the stuff you can read is so much more satisfying and feels less like you haven't had your full dose of Dick.
Also a huge fan of Zelazny, Heinlein and to a certain extent Asimov. And the little known Randall Garrett - recommend "Unwise Child" if you want to check out his writing.
And I never could understand why no Hollywood studio has ever optioned "The Stainless Steel Rat" By Harry Harrison. Those books have "movie franchise" written all over them.
Blade Runner 2049.
Holy fuck. There are no words. ?/10
Holy fuck. There are no words. ?/10
Just came back from the theater. Fantastic.
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? Respected the original
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? Peter and the wolf
? PEUGEOT
? Long takes
? Brutalism
? Bits of Vangelis
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It is perhaps unjustly dismissed. I like it a lot.
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So now the full scale amongst my friends is complete. :lol:
I went to see it last Sunday with some of my friends. Verdict from that group was from boring to quite good, with various reasons to raise it above meh.
It didn't feel all that special to me, even if it was technically well made. Can't think of anything that would make me watch it again, but not much I would say to put it down, either.
Watching it again today!
New title perhaps?
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Blade Runner 2049. 10/10.
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Who makes those changes?
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More importantly, how do we petition them to make the change?
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Maybe it was the version I watched, but a lot of scenes really bothered me. The fast action scenes really seemed sped up, the CG looked really terrible, the greenscreens were obvious and some scenes were just generally off. Other than that, it was a pretty good action flick parody of the classic spy film. It was like Sean Connery meets Jason Bourne meets Sterling Archer.
8.5/10
It is good indeed. Some people find the father/fucker line choice a bit weird, but for me they chose right.