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New mistake I’d never noticed…

posted 3 months ago in Alien (1979)

The slow-mo shot of Affleck

posted 3 months ago in Paycheck (2003)

Kirk Douglas

posted 4 months ago in Sin City (2005)

Danny Devito as a Director

posted 2 years ago in The War of the Roses (1989)

Jerry Goldsmith

posted 2 years ago in The Final Conflict (1981)

Really hope this movie is good for Sam Raimi’s sake.

posted 3 years ago in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022)

The “Monster”

posted 3 years ago in The Funhouse (1981)

What a bummer that James Horner isn’t around for this..

posted 3 years ago in Avatar: The Way of Water (2022)

This’s fucking awful.

posted 3 years ago in The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (2021)

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Totally agree. So many great ideas. Although I do love the tow truck car chase with the surf board ending in part 2 just as much.

posted 13 days ago in Lethal Weapon 4 (1998)

This was the first Stephen King book I read as a kid & loved it. Still do.

posted 2 months ago in Salem's Lot (1979)

I agree. Wasn’t a fan of his acting either. Like he stepped out of a hallmark rom com movie.

posted 2 months ago in It Chapter Two (2019)

Not a fan of this movie, but that crash scene still holds up. It’s a great example for why models & props look so much better (& real) compared to CGI. I saw the latest Star Trek Beyond recently which has the enterprise saucer crash into a planet & it was totally lame compared to Generations crash. Miss real FX…

posted 3 months ago in Star Trek: Generations (1994)

I’m with you. When I first heard Tom Hardy had been cast as Max, I thought that could work. I mean, no one can replace Mel Gibson in the role, but Tom Hardy seemed like the right direction. Then I saw the movie & totally agree with you. I was glad the movie focused more on Furiosa because Tom’s Max was just bland… At least Hardy wasn’t doing that silly high voice thing that he’s been doing in a lot of movies lately.

posted 3 months ago in Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)

Speaking of actors lying about their age to be in movies, Lawrence Fishburne lied about his age to be an “Apocalypse Now”. He was only 14.

posted 3 months ago in Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981)

Wow, I just never imagined the landing ship was that big to have that size of an escape shuttle. Always thought it was connected to the refinery. And you’re right about the mist. Thanks, man.

posted 3 months ago in Alien (1979)

Yeah, but Dallas couldn’t be at the one in the shot, because he was still on the planet at that time. Are you saying that the ship they flew down with was that huge? That it had an escape shuttle? Always thought the shuttle was on the refinery ship.

posted 3 months ago in Alien (1979)

Same here. Totally caught me off guard, like how did I never notice this…

posted 3 months ago in Alien (1979)

Totally agree with you, but don’t forget “Pet Sematary” 1989. It definitely captured the mood of the book.

posted 3 months ago in Salem's Lot (2024)

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