Movies Films which you haven't seen but want to
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The Avengers, I wanted to see it but I was busy and all my mates have now seen it! I guess I'll wait for the DVD...
soccerman17
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Memento
Death Race 2000 (1975)
Darkstar (1974 )
Darkstar (1974 )
Greenlantern101 The original Death Race is a real camp fest and, if I'm honest, I preferred the Jason Statham remake but don't let me put you off. I bought Dark Star on DVD recently and sat my kids down to watch this "brilliant film". They left the room after 20 minutes and I just sat smiling for the rest of the movie with the lounge to myself.
The film I'm waiting to see at the moment is Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy. Had the chance to watch it on a flight a few months ago but wanted to enjoy it on a bigger screen having missed it at the cinema. Think it's just out on dvd so might drop some subtle hints for Father's Day.
The film I'm waiting to see at the moment is Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy. Had the chance to watch it on a flight a few months ago but wanted to enjoy it on a bigger screen having missed it at the cinema. Think it's just out on dvd so might drop some subtle hints for Father's Day.
Dark Star has to be up there in my top 10.
I've never seen a Mission Impossible film but I'd like to.
I've never seen a Mission Impossible film but I'd like to.
Figured what the hell.. Just ordered Death race 2000 and Dark Star from Amazon. Both now digitally remastered on Blue ray, BONUS !
Mate, there's only one way to watch Dark Star........
.........Betamax!
.........Betamax!
You've never seen Starwars ? Wow.
Bit of advice, start in the order they were released Episode 4 (star wars) then The Empire strikes back Ep 5 (the best one), then The Return of the Jedi Ep 6 then go on to watch ep 1 - 3
If you start with Ep 1 you wont watch any of the others because Ep 1 is so shit.
Sherlock holmes is good but prefered the recent bbc tv series.
I hate to break this to you Greenlantern101 but Dark Star was filmed on 16mm so buying it on Blu Ray is a bot of a waste of money. It's still a brilliant film though - watch out for the alien!
There is no alien.
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I know. I read this on Amazon before ordering.
Product Description
John Carpenter's pulp science fiction classic - this brilliantly clever and funny parody of Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey, follows a warped intergalactic mission to blow up unstable planets. Four bored astronauts fill in time between missions catching up on their tans with the help of a sun-lamp, playing with a suspiciously plastic-looking alien mascot they are taking back to Earth and conversing with their female version of Hal. Things start to go horribly wrong when the spaceship computer misfires and a 'smart bomb' thinks it is God.
This all new Blu-ray edition has been sourced from an original 16 x 9 35mm theatrical print. The film was shot originally as 16mm, then blown up to 35mm for theatrical distribution. This new master has been subject to a new grade and extensive manual frame by frame digital restoration. This we believe is the finest presentation ever of this science fiction classic...
I know. I read this on Amazon before ordering.Product Description
John Carpenter's pulp science fiction classic - this brilliantly clever and funny parody of Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey, follows a warped intergalactic mission to blow up unstable planets. Four bored astronauts fill in time between missions catching up on their tans with the help of a sun-lamp, playing with a suspiciously plastic-looking alien mascot they are taking back to Earth and conversing with their female version of Hal. Things start to go horribly wrong when the spaceship computer misfires and a 'smart bomb' thinks it is God.
This all new Blu-ray edition has been sourced from an original 16 x 9 35mm theatrical print. The film was shot originally as 16mm, then blown up to 35mm for theatrical distribution. This new master has been subject to a new grade and extensive manual frame by frame digital restoration. This we believe is the finest presentation ever of this science fiction classic...
Olivier - I should refer you to my post in the Worst Film you Ever saw thread but each to their own. The rest of my family loved it.
gethinceri & Greenlantern101 I didn't say what the alien was or much else about it, just to watch for it. I love that alien and want to know where to get one
gethinceri & Greenlantern101 I didn't say what the alien was or much else about it, just to watch for it. I love that alien and want to know where to get one
Olivier
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Also Prometheus, but after reading the worst movie thread, not so sure.
BTW, an explanation of the species in Prometheus (spoiler alert?)
http://movieline.com/2012/06/12/dam...ery-alien-infographic/prometheus_infographic/
BTW, an explanation of the species in Prometheus (spoiler alert?)
http://movieline.com/2012/06/12/dam...ery-alien-infographic/prometheus_infographic/
See Prometheus like I did, in 3D IMAX.
Don't see Prometheus.
Want to see the Alien films, but I think I won't find them as good due to the special effects, the effects where probably the best for it's time, like the first Terminator movie, but not really a fan of the first Terminator.
The first Sherlock Holmes, (saw the second one in the cinemas).
Want to see the Alien films, but I think I won't find them as good due to the special effects, the effects where probably the best for it's time, like the first Terminator movie, but not really a fan of the first Terminator.
The first Sherlock Holmes, (saw the second one in the cinemas).
Do see Prometheus.
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