last movie you watched

[keninlincs]

This evening I saw "The Identical"starring and produced by Ray Liotta,a fun film with a good story

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[Walter Hale 4]

Released 2001,

Part Mystery, Part Horror

Quote; ' If you're dead, then leave us in peace.'

Which film

[rjm]

I don't know. And no Googling is permitted, so I will have to wait.

But I have one!

Which film

"I have had enough of you!"

No Googling. And the whole title.

rjm

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[Walter Hale 4]

Gives a clue, robin? If you do, I will give you a clue to mine. Deal

[rjm]

Gives a clue, robin? If you do, I will give you a clue to mine. Deal

I. Have HAD. Enough Of. YOU!

Lol. You got it now? I thought it would be kinda easy. Heckuva scene! Someone does not live through it. There's fire.

rjm

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[Walter Hale 4]

Hmmmmmm is it a Horror or science fiction or a bit of both

[keninlincs]

Released 2001,

Part Mystery, Part Horror

Quote; ' If you're dead, then leave us in peace.'

Which film

That quote is from "The Others"with Nicole Kidman
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[keninlincs]

Gives a clue, robin? If you do, I will give you a clue to mine. Deal

I. Have HAD. Enough Of. YOU!

Lol. You got it now? I thought it would be kinda easy. Heckuva scene! Someone does not live through it. There's fire.

rjm

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That is from my favorite of the Star Trek Movies..., Star Trek 3 The Search For Spock......am I right Jim?
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[Walter Hale 4]

Released 2001,

Part Mystery, Part Horror

Quote; ' If you're dead, then leave us in peace.'

Which film

That quote is from "The Others"with Nicole Kidman
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That's the one. Good on you Ken Probably the only thing Nicole Kidman has ever achieved as an actress

[Walter Hale 4]

Gives a clue, robin? If you do, I will give you a clue to mine. Deal

I. Have HAD. Enough Of. YOU!

Lol. You got it now? I thought it would be kinda easy. Heckuva scene! Someone does not live through it. There's fire.

rjm

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That is from my favorite of the Star Trek Movies..., Star Trek 3 The Search For Spock......am I right Jim?
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You know something Ken ! Whilst I loved the TV 1960's series. I never really bothered with Star Trek movies that were made years later. How odd is that ? LOL...

[Walter Hale 4]

Hi Greystoke, I have a question for you mate.

Did Ryan O' Neal have a uncredited scene in the Graduate (released,1967) ? I thought I heard somewhere he was. But recently after having a good look through the internet and various films websites like IMDB there is no mention of it.

I think this is the scene with O' Neal (scroll to 28:03) -

[keninlincs]

Released 2001,

Part Mystery, Part Horror

Quote; ' If you're dead, then leave us in peace.'

Which film

That quote is from "The Others"with Nicole Kidman
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That's the one. Good on you Ken Probably the only thing Nicole Kidman has ever achieved as an actress

Nicole Kidman and Eric Sykes!who woulda thought that would ever happen
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[keninlincs]

Gives a clue, robin? If you do, I will give you a clue to mine. Deal

I. Have HAD. Enough Of. YOU!

Lol. You got it now? I thought it would be kinda easy. Heckuva scene! Someone does not live through it. There's fire.

rjm

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That is from my favorite of the Star Trek Movies..., Star Trek 3 The Search For Spock......am I right Jim?
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You know something Ken ! Whilst I loved the TV 1960's series. I never really bothered with Star Trek movies that were made years later. How odd is that ? LOL...

I loved the series and movies never cared for the spin off series and disliked the reboot movie a little bit due to the directors silly camera flare trick that got on my nerves after the 1000th time otherwise it was a good movie spoiled by JJ Abrahams .Hope he does a better Star Wars sequel

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[debtd1]

when to see "Unbroken" today………very good film, hard to watch the torture scenes:-(


……excellent direction by Angelina Jolie though

I'm planning on seeing it tomorrow, along with Exodus: Gods and Kings.

let us know your thoughts please?

[rjm]

X

[rjm]

Gives a clue, robin? If you do, I will give you a clue to mine. Deal

I. Have HAD. Enough Of. YOU!

Lol. You got it now? I thought it would be kinda easy. Heckuva scene! Someone does not live through it. There's fire.

rjm

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That is from my favorite of the Star Trek Movies..., Star Trek 3 The Search For Spock......am I right Jim?
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Yes, Spock. You got it! (But it was good!)

You know me too well!

"Your name is Jim."

rjm
P.S. -- 3 is in Roman Numerals. LOL. III

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[rjm]

Gives a clue, robin? If you do, I will give you a clue to mine. Deal

I. Have HAD. Enough Of. YOU!

Lol. You got it now? I thought it would be kinda easy. Heckuva scene! Someone does not live through it. There's fire.

rjm

Sent via my most phabulous phablet, the Galaxy Note 4

That is from my favorite of the Star Trek Movies..., Star Trek 3 The Search For Spock......am I right Jim?
sent from Lincolnshire,UK,by carrier pigeon

You know something Ken ! Whilst I loved the TV 1960's series. I never really bothered with Star Trek movies that were made years later. How odd is that ? LOL...

I loved the series and movies never cared for the spin off series and disliked the reboot movie a little bit due to the directors silly camera flare trick that got on my nerves after the 1000th time otherwise it was a good movie spoiled by JJ Abrahams .Hope he does a better Star Wars sequel

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I HATE the reboot!

In the theater, in 3D, it was like an amusement ride. But the next day . . .

I hate the reboot! With a passion! I am a TNG fan, though. I helped lead the #BringInRiker campaign, but JJ *totally* ignored the real fans. He picked that "Fast And Furious" director! Good grief! That's crazy!

rjm

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[Walter Hale 4]

Released late 70's.

Part Fiction

Quote: Oh, mother of God, I'm coming apart!

Which Movie ?

[keninlincs]

Released late 70's.

Part Fiction

Quote: Oh, mother of God, I'm coming apart!

Which Movie ?

The amityville Horror
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[keninlincs]

Action film early 80s
IF You're lookin for trouble,you come to the right place

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[Walter Hale 4]

Released late 70's.

Part Fiction

Quote: Oh, mother of God, I'm coming apart!

Which Movie ?

The amityville Horror
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That's it. Good on you mate. Hey Ken, I just recently exited out of another forum (my choice) and we used to have separate films quizzes just like this. Do you think it would work over here

[keninlincs]

Released late 70's.

Part Fiction

Quote: Oh, mother of God, I'm coming apart!

Which Movie ?

The amityville Horror
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That's it. Good on you mate. Hey Ken, I just recently exited out of another forum (my choice) and we used to have separate films quizzes just like this. Do you think it would work over here

dont see why not,im in

[keninlincs]

Action film early 80s
IF You're lookin for trouble,you come to the right place

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First Blood.

Spot on
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[poormadpeter]

I saw Woman in Black: Angel of Death last night and I have to say I was pleasantly surprised. The reviews have, by and large, been pretty awful, but I think they have also been unfair. Unlike most sequels, this one stands on its own and doesn't require you to have seen the first film but, at the same time, it's not just a remake either. This time, the film is set during WW2 with a group of evacuees and a couple of their teachers being sent to the house that dominates the first outing. Whilst there, they meet an airman and the younger teacher starts a tentative relationship with him. At the same time, mysterious things start happening in the house.

Angel of Death isn't going to win any awards for originality, but it's not a copycat effort either. The first film seemed overlong to me, and strangely un-cinematic. Despite a very good performance from Daniel Radcliffe, a film where a guy walks around a house holding a candle for nearly two hours just isn't very exciting, despite the fact it was well made and had more gravitas than this second effort. Where this second film wins out is by having more characters, and yet not enough for the house to feel occupied as such. The greater number of characters allows relationships to develop between them, and this is, after all, something that most films rely upon. The stark, dark, cinematography of the first film, where many scenes were drained of colour, is retained here but the greater use of dialogue means it isn't quite as foreboding. This sequel might not be as "worthy" as the original but, to me, it's more entertaining.

Indeed, the film zips along and is over and done with in ninety minutes, and yet still manages to be atmospheric. But it's not without faults. Phoebe Fox is superb in the lead role of the young teacher, but Jeremy Irvine, as the young airman, seems to be literally on autopilot. That's not his fault - his part is woefully underwritten and he has very little to work with. One can only wonder what attracted him to the part in the first place. He is as charming and charismatic as ever, but that doesn't make up for the clichéd dialogue he is saddled with, and his "big scene" about two thirds of the way through the film is, frankly, pretty awful. The final third of the film seems much more of a genuine climax than in the first film, with a couple of impressive sequences packing quite a punch.

Yes, there's no doubt that we've been here before, not just with Woman in Black itself, but with other period ghost stories. But the best horror films are often those that stick to a formula and make sure they do it well - and that's pretty much what this film does. The atmosphere is well-sustained throughout, and there are some genuine jump-scares too if that's your thing. If falls down in the sometimes clichéd script, but it's entertaining enough and certainly not the dire outing that some reviewers are leading us to believe.

[keninlincs]

Looking forward to this new Hammer offering as I am a fan of the studio and their work

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