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By Mateo Sanboval
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Mateo Sanboval wrote:So many flicks I've never seen getting posted up in here. Carry on! Here's my mid afternoon snack:
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PS - This movies was a steaming heap. D
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By maxlevel
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Bbc2 is having a Mel Brooks night. Nice documentary earlier and now Young Frankenstein up first...
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By Bezulsqy
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Watched this last night. Really good. Brutal. One of the best Marvel movies that I have seen.

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By Mateo Sanboval
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^^ I've never heard of that one.
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By Bezulsqy
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Just finished my third western in as many days. Number 10 of the year.
This is a different beast.
Lucio Fulci’s 1975 Four of the Apocalypse.
Fantastic seventies score by Bixio, Frizzi and Tempera.
Very violent. Very bleak.

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By Hatter313
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was in a nostalgic mood and watched Ghostbusters 1 and 2 last night....can some one please release the score to the original on wax, its one of the best comedy scores ever.
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By Mateo Sanboval
#103271
Bez, I hope you are wearing socks.

Because they are about to get knocked off.
By EvanCampbell
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The Stuff is my favorite from Cohen's body of work....pretty much embodies childhood imagination, of a fun, saturday afternoon creature feature.
By EvanCampbell
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It is oddly kind of innocent too that makes me fond of it.
I might put that on later. It has be a long time since I have watched it.
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By Bezulsqy
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The Stuff was not what I expected it to be. However I liked it a lot. Very camp. I definitely understand the cult status it received. Will check out more of Cohen.
The score didn't really stand out for me. Maybe when hearing it on its own that changes.
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By Bezulsqy
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12th spaghetti western is Tonino Valerii's 1966 Taste of Killing.
Score by Nico Fidenco

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By Bezulsqy
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14th spaghetti western is another Lee van Cleef classic. Tonino Valerii's 1967 Day of Anger.
Score by Riz Ortolani.

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By Mateo Sanboval
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Prepping for tomorrow...

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By J.R.
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Bezulsqy wrote:12th spaghetti western is Tonino Valerii's 1966 Taste of Killing.
Score by Nico Fidenco

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I saw the colors in this and thought we were still discussing The Stuff!!!
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By ScoJo
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Read an in-depth review of the new Death Wish, the gist of which was nicely summed up by the strap-line:
'A film by and for assholes'
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By Mateo Sanboval
#103440
ScoJo wrote:Read an in-depth review of the new Death Wish, the gist of which was nicely summed up by the strap-line:
'A film by and for assholes'
It really does look bad. Even the previews just look off, tonally. They tried to fix that in the latest version of the trailer by slapping a grindhouse filter over the top of it. No dice. Everything out of Willis' mouth is either emotionless or a John McClane style one liner. Bronson's performance is subdued and laconic, but it is nuanced and not at all flat. He isn't letting the audience in on a joke; he's deadly serious. And he really emotes. As much as it pains me to say, I'm not sure Willis is up to the task. Or, perhaps more accurately, I'm not sure Roth is up to the task of getting that kind of performance out of him. All that said, I'll still be seeing this in the theater. I want people to make more movies like this and release them theatrically so I will support it.
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By ScoJo
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Mateo Sanboval wrote:
ScoJo wrote:Read an in-depth review of the new Death Wish, the gist of which was nicely summed up by the strap-line:
'A film by and for assholes'
It really does look bad. Even the previews just look off, tonally. They tried to fix that in the latest version of the trailer by slapping a grindhouse filter over the top of it. No dice. Everything out of Willis' mouth is either emotionless or a John McClane style one liner. Bronson's performance is subdued and laconic, but it is nuanced and not at all flat. He isn't letting the audience in on a joke; he's deadly serious. And he really emotes. As much as it pains me to say, I'm not sure Willis is up to the task. Or, perhaps more accurately, I'm not sure Roth is up to the task of getting that kind of performance out of him. All that said, I'll still be seeing this in the theater. I want people to make more movies like this and release them theatrically so I will support it.
In fairness, the review (B.M.D. I think?) was focussed mainly on the film's blockheaded and unfortunate 'reading of the room' as regards current feelings about such matters, tho it did give Roth a pretty rough ride specifically. Like the reviewer, I really liked Cabin Fever but have found everything after that to be Not My Thang. John Carpenter in an interview once referred to him as 'that haircut Eli Roth', heh heh.
Clearly the kind of 'push button/reactionary' b-flick that needs seeing with warm bodies around you though, fair play @mateo.
Can't WAIT for ER's version of DW2!!! :-/
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