Laura (1944)
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Laura (1944)
Thoughts? It's like one of the all time great film noirs. Haven't seen it since TV was B&W though so maybe it doesn't hold up as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by dion09529
Treadstone.
Not quite sure what to make of the first episode. Seems like the story has potential, but the first episode was just a mess...
It was like The Bourne Legacy if it was a CW tv movie. Either that or Bourne's Greatest Hits for young adults.Quote:
Originally Posted by Caballero
Either way it made me miss the godawfullness that was Jason Bourne. At least that had a lead who has the talent and charisma to be a legitimate movie star not be cast in Teen Wolf.
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Re: Treadstone. If in the real world a guy ever allowed a 80 lb waif to beat him up, she wouldn't need to finish him off because I'm pretty sure he would just die of shame.
That Nancy Drew show that started last week is actually not as bad as I had thought. A little slow at times, and very dark, but I guess that makes it "grown-up" instead of a kiddie show...
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Giri / Haji (Duty / Shame)
First episode was actually surprisingly good if you can live with subtitles for all the Japanese bits.
I have watched the F.R.I.E.N.D.S series recently and must say everyone should go for it.
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Originally Posted by IdolEyes787Thoughts? It's like one of the all time great film noirs. Haven't seen it since TV was B&W though so maybe it doesn't hold up as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by dion09529
An exceptional movie in every aspects. Unique soundtrack, a picture that captivates the eye from the first to the last image. Con: the role of Shelby Carpenter (Vincent Price) I consider it very flat, absolutely inexpressive and therefore very bad.
Watchmen the TV show. It's bad good as opposed to good bad.
The Public Eye (1992)