*Kal-El*
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RE: Last film you watched
^^^ that’s why for me it’s been my super hero film of the year so far. There’s been so many attempts to do a Wonder Woman and no one was able to do it right and adapting Wonder Woman from comic resources material was very difficult and complex. Patty Jenkins and Co not captured the essence of Wonder Woman but they suppassed themselves. Then there was negative shit Gal Gadot got when she was first cast, having a accent, being too skinny or her boobs too small or wooden acting yet she was made for the role and my eyes was the perfect casting. Then the special effects, story, cinematography, humour, acting and cast, action set pieces and sound track it could have easily gone wrong. That’s why I rate so highly.
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(This post was last modified: 24-09-2017 20:11 by *Kal-El*.)
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rpj316
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RE: Last film you watched
Django Kills Silently(1968)
Using the basic elements of the spaghetti western genre quite well and adding a bit of romance to the mix helps this simple but violent story along,as Django rides into a caravan of colonists and helps them fight off a band of Mexican outlaws.
6.5/10
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rpj316
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RE: Last film you watched
Standoff(2016)
A tense thriller played out in mostly one location starring Thomas Jane,in superlative form as a veteran,estranged from his wife after taking to drink following the death of their young son.Redemption awaits when he protects a young girl who witnessed and took photos of a murder by an assassin who is hell bent on killing her for the film she has.Also starring the ever reliable Lawrence Fisburne.
7/10
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RE: Last film you watched
Enter The Dragon (1973) Bruce Lee stars as a martial arts fighter who enters a tournament to go undercover to expose a criminal mastermind. The storyline is nothing to write home about, but Lee, in his last film, proves to be a charismatic performer and the fight scenes are well choreographed, including a classic 'mirrors' scene at the end of the film. The script is pretty good, and the support performances from the likes of John Saxon, Jim Kelly and Kien Shih are fine too, and theres a funk/Oriental soundtrack from Lalo Schrifin. Also starring Ahna Capri, Robert Wall,Angela Mao Ying,Betty Chung,Geoffrey Weeks,Bolo Yeung and Li Jen Ho. 7/10
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rpj316
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RE: Last film you watched
Beast From Haunted Cave(1959)
A horror from director Monte Hellman.A group of thieves pull off a heist and hold up at a cabin in a dense wilderness area only to be then stalked one at a time by a mysterious spider like creature that lures its pretty into a cave.Despite the silly looking monster,overall it was enjoyable thanks to some well structured tension and good performances from Michael Forest and Sheila Noonan.
6/10
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rpj316
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The Satanic Rites Of Dracula(1973)
An imaginatively plotted shocker from Alan Gibson which revolves around Dracula unleashing the bubonic plague onto the world so he can reap the harvest.Well acted by the classic combo of Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing with good support from Joanna Lumley,Freddie Jones and and Michael Coles.
7/10
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