Epic films.... You've never got round to seeing.....
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Halb said:
Spanna said:
Also, the giant eagles thing. fking seriously, they could have solved the whole story in the first hour.
They couldn't. There are probably essays somewhere to explain it.never seen The Godfather, intend to at some point
I actually feel quite sorry for people who say "i really don't like x genre of films at all' I'm yet to find one which doesn't include some really enjoyable films. id hate to have missed Groundhog day because i decided i cant stand romcoms or Aliens because its sci-fi.
I've never really watched the Alien trilogy. Well, I've seen the films in my youth but can't recall much. Except that Lance Henriksen was a Grade A badass of some sort.
Just got around to watching the first one I think I may know why I haven't watched them yet. I must've been subconsciously mentally scarred. Properly scary stuff!
Just got around to watching the first one I think I may know why I haven't watched them yet. I must've been subconsciously mentally scarred. Properly scary stuff!
Nightmare said:
Halb said:
Spanna said:
Also, the giant eagles thing. fking seriously, they could have solved the whole story in the first hour.
They couldn't. There are probably essays somewhere to explain it.never seen The Godfather, intend to at some point
I actually feel quite sorry for people who say "i really don't like x genre of films at all' I'm yet to find one which doesn't include some really enjoyable films. id hate to have missed Groundhog day because i decided i cant stand romcoms or Aliens because its sci-fi.
Not seen Shindlers List or Raging Bull, just don't interest me. I have seen every other film mentioned on this thread
Nightmare said:
I actually feel quite sorry for people who say "i really don't like x genre of films at all' I'm yet to find one which doesn't include some really enjoyable films. id hate to have missed Groundhog day because i decided i cant stand romcoms or Aliens because its sci-fi.
I don't enjoy horror films. I have watched enough to know its not for me. I like a few though I like Christine but is probably a bit tame for out and out horror. I did like Event Horizon but that was mainly due to sci-fi bit.Spanna said:
Nightmare said:
Halb said:
Spanna said:
Also, the giant eagles thing. fking seriously, they could have solved the whole story in the first hour.
They couldn't. There are probably essays somewhere to explain it..
Nightmare said:
I actually feel quite sorry for people who say "i really don't like x genre of films at all' I'm yet to find one which doesn't include some really enjoyable films. id hate to have missed Groundhog day because i decided i cant stand romcoms or Aliens because its sci-fi.
Cotty said:
I don't enjoy horror films. I have watched enough to know its not for me. I like a few though I like Christine but is probably a bit tame for out and out horror. I did like Event Horizon but that was mainly due to sci-fi bit.
yeah good point - though that feels different to me somehow....though now I write that I cant think exactly how in my head! that genre has some very specific issues I would say, as opposed to any other....hmm....i think ill just step away from this now actually!Halb said:
Spanna said:
Also, the giant eagles thing. fking seriously, they could have solved the whole story in the first hour.
They couldn't. There are probably essays somewhere to explain it.noell35 said:
Blade Runner for me.
Not sure why other than it never seems to be on tv which is where I see most films.
Its has been on tv recently (BBC 2). They always have the Directors Cut. Not sure why other than it never seems to be on tv which is where I see most films.
I sit down and prepare myself to watch it, think "Oh, not got time I will record it" and thats that.
Still have Clockwork Orange to watch. It was shown on TV two or three years back and its still on Sky +.
LOTH. We both have tried so hard to watch it. But when the first one came out, it gave miles of star-wars type writing to give it atmosphere (I suppose). We looked at each other, I got up, and turned it off.
The Eagles - I personally think they were aholes really, they all knew it so they didn't ask
On topic - I've never seen the Godfather films, Citizen Kane, Battleship Potenkin (sp), A clockwork orange or 12 Angry Men.
The Godfather doesn't appeal - I've tried the book, but couldn't get on with that either...
On topic - I've never seen the Godfather films, Citizen Kane, Battleship Potenkin (sp), A clockwork orange or 12 Angry Men.
The Godfather doesn't appeal - I've tried the book, but couldn't get on with that either...
Braveheart - have seen so many clips, I can't be arsed to sit down and watch a film where I have seen all the important bits.
As for LOTR eagle thing, the "good" side did not really have the needed force to simply battle there way to mount doom, they needed to sneak the ring in.......fly a big feck off eagle in plain sight is not exactly sneaking, and would have been met with considerable force long bbefore they got close to mount Doom.
As for LOTR eagle thing, the "good" side did not really have the needed force to simply battle there way to mount doom, they needed to sneak the ring in.......fly a big feck off eagle in plain sight is not exactly sneaking, and would have been met with considerable force long bbefore they got close to mount Doom.
marcosgt said:
I think we need to define what an 'Epic film' is...
M.
Agreed. Just because it's a really good film doesn't make it 'EPIC!'M.
My interpretation of EPIC would be Ben Hur. It's lengthy, a really good yarn, massive cast and great cinematography. Perfect.
And Wayne's World. I really like Wayne's World.
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