Peter Dinklage: Hung
Man's getting typecast.
Peter Dinklage: Hung
matt wrote: Cloud Atlas.
I was so bored that I gave up after about a half hour.
Orion wrote: Watched the new RoboCop movie last night. Pretty good. I watched the original and the TV show back in the day too. I wonder if they will do any sequels or shows based on the new movie?
Ribtor wrote: The Shining (1980) I can see why there's such debate over whether it's a ghost story or an exploration of madness. The fact that all the sets were built on a studio lot impressed me.
matt wrote: The Evil Dead. The one with Bruce Campbell in it.
It's the cheesiest!
Pithecanthropus wrote: Robocop (2014): It's almost a shame that they called it "Robocop," and it's obvious that the studio had its hand in that decision. Remove OCP and the name Alex Murphy and you've got a whole new movie, similar to Robocop 1987 in story (cybernetically enhanced police officer), but different. The old one had Murphy rediscover his personality and humanity, the new one keeps it intact.
Anyway, it was much better than I was expecting.
Orion wrote:Pithecanthropus wrote: Robocop (2014): It's almost a shame that they called it "Robocop," and it's obvious that the studio had its hand in that decision. Remove OCP and the name Alex Murphy and you've got a whole new movie, similar to Robocop 1987 in story (cybernetically enhanced police officer), but different. The old one had Murphy rediscover his personality and humanity, the new one keeps it intact.
Anyway, it was much better than I was expecting.
They did remove his humanity before the press conference where he was introduced. He gained it back when his wife was yelling at him in the parking lot and he started looking into his own murder. Remember the doctor saying "He's undoing what we did to him!"?
Ribtor wrote: Blade Runner.
Ok. Not great. I was a big Sean Young fan and I think she's the best part of the movie.
I don't get what all the fuss is about.
ukimalefu wrote:Ribtor wrote: Blade Runner.
Ok. Not great. I was a big Sean Young fan and I think she's the best part of the movie.
I don't get what all the fuss is about.
wait...![]()
what version did you watch....?
never mind, you must be a replicant.
DukeofNuke wrote: It's true.
Remove the stupid over-dub, replace the dream sequences, and suddenly you're presented with the questions; Is Deckard a replicant? Do Deckard and Rachael live happily ever ... uh, five years? Huh?
It's those ever-lingering questions that have elevated Blade Runner from cult-classic to Sci-Fi Masterpiece.
Ribtor wrote: Blade Runner.
Ok. Not great. I was a big Sean Young fan and I think she's the best part of the movie.
I don't get what all the fuss is about.