I was basically chasing his ass off of my lawn, and therefore it was not my favorite movie.go birds wrote:I wonder what the age range is for people who either disliked it or even hated it
Im in my early 30's so i liked it, in part, because of the sense of nostalgia induced
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harrison ford returning for blade runner 2
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(And Sigourney Weaver back for the new Alien movie that ignores 3 and 4. Its' the 80's y'all. Crank up that music JL and Saigon hate.)Jocephus wrote:harrison ford returning for blade runner 2
Wonder how this fits in with the whole "Deckard is a replicant" thing.
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i have to admit *some* interest in a new alien, if it picks up after 2
never was much into blade runner.
but it's still just more regurgitated crap...but at least its crap i would be interested in
never was much into blade runner.
but it's still just more regurgitated crap...but at least its crap i would be interested in
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Also, Neil Blomkamp is directing the new aliens so it should in the least be decent.ghostrunner wrote:(And Sigourney Weaver back for the new Alien movie that ignores 3 and 4. Its' the 80's y'all. Crank up that music JL and Saigon hate.)Jocephus wrote:harrison ford returning for blade runner 2
Wonder how this fits in with the whole "Deckard is a replicant" thing.
I watched Dumb and Dumber To last night and it was.........well terrible. I barely could muster a forced laugh
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Every time I tried to give Blade Runner a chance I never made it through the movie, always so boring.
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What We Do In the Shadows was hilarious.
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Recent Films Watched Off Of TCM
* "Oliver!" won the Oscar the year that "2001", "Bullitt", and "Rosemary's Baby" came out. I made it through about 45 minutes before I gave up.
* "From Here to Eternity", on the other hand, was pretty good. I didn't care for the tearjerker ending, but otherwise it holds up well. And both Donna Reed and Deborah Kerr were sexy as hell, which helped.
* "Disraeli" is a pretty good example of how bad early talking films were. The end of silent movies really was a massive step backwards, artistically.
Currently watching "Kings Row", which is one of about three or four films in Ronald Reagan's career that weren't terrible.
* "Oliver!" won the Oscar the year that "2001", "Bullitt", and "Rosemary's Baby" came out. I made it through about 45 minutes before I gave up.
* "From Here to Eternity", on the other hand, was pretty good. I didn't care for the tearjerker ending, but otherwise it holds up well. And both Donna Reed and Deborah Kerr were sexy as hell, which helped.
* "Disraeli" is a pretty good example of how bad early talking films were. The end of silent movies really was a massive step backwards, artistically.
Currently watching "Kings Row", which is one of about three or four films in Ronald Reagan's career that weren't terrible.
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I'm kind of annoyed at that movie. I gave money to it on Kickstarter, and I was supposed to get a free digital viewing of it. I assumed that meant I'd get to see it before it hit theaters, but I still haven't gotten it yet.thrill wrote:What We Do In the Shadows was hilarious.