The Film Thread
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I've seen the Cinema Sins take on it on YouTube, it looks odd to say the least.
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It's not all like the opening sequence tbf.
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yep, liked that when I saw it. better than a lot in that sort of genre.
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I've seen the film and it's good, just wondered if anyone else had.
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I guess it's like Deutsch going to Molineux and finding out the XI consists of 11 Matt Dohertys and is managed by Dean Saunders. Doesn't bode well for the 90 minutes.
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Manchester By The Sea
The most powerful and emotional film I've seen in a very long time. Casey Affleck's performance is remarkable - I don't know how he does it, but he's basically playing a bloke who just happens to be bottling up a lot of grief without ever really letting it all out. Sounds pretty simplistic but the overall effect is so impressive. Having seen this and Andrew Garfield's brilliant performance in Hacksaw Ridge, if I had to choose which of these 2 was more deserving of the Oscar, I'd have to say Affleck.
Beautifully shot, the music adds to the emotion and tension and there are some really tender scenes mixed in as well.
It's a brilliant film.
The most powerful and emotional film I've seen in a very long time. Casey Affleck's performance is remarkable - I don't know how he does it, but he's basically playing a bloke who just happens to be bottling up a lot of grief without ever really letting it all out. Sounds pretty simplistic but the overall effect is so impressive. Having seen this and Andrew Garfield's brilliant performance in Hacksaw Ridge, if I had to choose which of these 2 was more deserving of the Oscar, I'd have to say Affleck.
Beautifully shot, the music adds to the emotion and tension and there are some really tender scenes mixed in as well.
It's a brilliant film.
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If it doesn't involve sparky teenagers dressed in primary colours dancing on top of cars, how good can it be really?
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There's a boat?
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Two different reviews there :icon_lol:
I'm glad Langers said it's good as it's on my list to watch.
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I can only assume that PPB has no soul. It's fantastic.
No, I don't actually. Not anymore.
Didn't you find it depressing? I found it depressing and Mr Penguin fell asleep through it.
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Depressing is the wrong word - powerful and emotional are more apt. I don't know how you couldn't be moved by it.
I take that back, I do have a soul.
I am moved by many films, I cry at many films, therefore I can't be a totally unfeeling soul less bastard.
Hope T Dan enjoys MBTS as much as you did
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Get in. I have the Sharknado box set. They are magnificent.
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Did you watch the whole thing?
