Thought I'd post this here until I hear we're doing it somewhere else....
Post the name of the latest movie you've seen and your rating out of 10.
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Sunshine Boys (t0073766) - 7/10 - loved Burns, hated Matthau.
Post the name of the latest movie you've seen and your rating out of 10.
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Sunshine Boys (t0073766) - 7/10 - loved Burns, hated Matthau.
Jen, Champion
Posted 3 years ago
Tarzan's Desert Mystery (1943) 7/10Holds up well despite being 75+ years old.
Johnny W's performance leaves a lot to be desired.
Cheetah however steals the show!!!
Everybody else was good also.
Really cheesy Giant Mutant Jungle animals too.
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The Dark Power (1985),
1/10. 10/10 for the Rifttrax commentary. Over 40 minutes into the movie before anything freaking happens.
1/10. 10/10 for the Rifttrax commentary. Over 40 minutes into the movie before anything freaking happens.
See, that's why you need a peephole - if you're an airhead who resembles Mick Jagger from the back, you won't open the door to a Trick-or-Treating Anne Hathaway!
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While watching The Godfather Part II I couldn't help thinking about how similar Robert Duvall are when he was young and Woody Harrelson now, am I the only one who thinks that?
You sure are in a gangster pictures mood ....
... never noticed that, but Hagen is the true unsung hero of the trilogy, he stayed loyal to the family despite never having the "blood" connection, he failed the Don by letting his heir being easily ambushed and somewhat got temporarily disowned by Michael and at the end of II, Michael never displayed the kind of warmth a man like Hagen was craving for.... damn even Coppola disrespected Duvall by giving him a lousy offer and thus the third film was deprived of what could have been a superb storyline involving the two remaining brothers, that and Sofia ruined the film (which is still good by cinematic standards)
... never noticed that, but Hagen is the true unsung hero of the trilogy, he stayed loyal to the family despite never having the "blood" connection, he failed the Don by letting his heir being easily ambushed and somewhat got temporarily disowned by Michael and at the end of II, Michael never displayed the kind of warmth a man like Hagen was craving for.... damn even Coppola disrespected Duvall by giving him a lousy offer and thus the third film was deprived of what could have been a superb storyline involving the two remaining brothers, that and Sofia ruined the film (which is still good by cinematic standards)
Elm, I just saw The Godfather Part III and, in fact, Duvall's absence is remarkable, no doubt this movie would have been totally different with Tom Hagen in that damn script.
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