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Wanderers Ways. Neil Thompson 1961-2021

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Think it's gone now but Whiplash was on iPlayer recently, another good un featuring drumming.

Been trying to find some new sci fi type shit to watch and came across Vast Of Night yesterday, quite a good watch although maybe a bit style over substance really.Ā 

Also watched summat called Blow The Man Down which seemed to have a bit of a following in the indie scene, not sure it was worth the effort.

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On 18/04/2021 at 20:09, Escobarp said:

Very decent

good shout thatĀ 

softcore porn plot disguised as big think feminist revenge. think the most recent "black christmas" remake followed similar lines.

dont see why it got folk falling over it.Ā 

"becky" is better.Ā 

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Last night's viewing was The Lincoln Lawyer & Gold, both with Matthew McConaughey.

He's a brilliant actor....

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Read his book (Greenlights) recently. He's an interesting fella..

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Just finished watching Corrupt aka Cop Killer or Order Of Death from 1983.

Overall not a bad thriller, but not a great one either. A low budget Italian film based on a decent book by Hugh Fleetwood.

John Lydon really holds his own as the bad guy acting wise, against his co-star Harvey Keitel, who along with De Niro and Pacino is probably one of the best actors of our generation.

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5 minutes ago, Dr Faustus said:

Just watched Cape Fear for the first time.Ā 

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Fuck.Ā 

Me.Ā 

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Recognise that bloke from the Warbies ad. He's alrightĀ 

I assume you mean the remake with Robert De Niro, Nick Nolte and Juliette Lewis?, the original version from the 60s with Robert Mitchum is worth a watch too.

Another recommended Mitchum film is Night Of The Hunter, directed by acting legend Charles Laughton (Captain Bligh from Mutiny On The Bounty)

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On 19/05/2021 at 13:48, Dr Faustus said:

Just watched Cape Fear for the first time.Ā 

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Fuck.Ā 

Me.Ā 

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Recognise that bloke from the Warbies ad. He's alrightĀ 

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On 19/05/2021 at 14:04, DavidLeesMullet said:

I assume you mean the remake with Robert De Niro, Nick Nolte and Juliette Lewis?, the original version from the 60s with Robert Mitchum is worth a watch too.

Another recommended Mitchum film is Night Of The Hunter, directed by acting legend Charles Laughton (Captain Bligh from Mutiny On The Bounty)

Did you knowĀ 

Robert Mitchum and Gregory Peck are in both the original and the remakeĀ 

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1 hour ago, Zico said:

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Did you knowĀ 

Robert Mitchum and Gregory Peck are in both the original and the remakeĀ 

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Nice bit of trivia, it's been donkeys years since I've seen either version of the film

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10 hours ago, Zico said:

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Did you knowĀ 

Robert Mitchum and Gregory Peck are in both the original and the remakeĀ 

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I did, I usually go on IMDB after watching a film

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10 minutes ago, Spider said:

Kill Bill 1&2 are his finest work.

And UmaĀ Thurman. She could feed me my own turds.

Never got in with Volume 2 for some reason, volume 1 however is a classic.

My favourite Tarantino films are the obvious ones, Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction

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54 minutes ago, DavidLeesMullet said:

Never got in with Volume 2 for some reason, volume 1 however is a classic.

My favourite Tarantino films are the obvious ones, Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction

It’s just one film, only reason it wasn’t because no cinema Was showing a 4 hour filmĀ 

I’d have a hard time not having Django in my top 3 QT filmsĀ 

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