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Old 01-23-2021, 06:57 AM   #1571 (permalink)
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Have you seen Batman: Into the Red Hood? Some of those action scenes are the best I've ever seen animated.
No. I hear Mask of the Phantasm is pretty good, too.
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A 1987 production of the Henrik Ibsen classic play starring Judi Dench, Kenneth Branagh, Natasha Richardson, Michael Gambon and Freddie Jones. Excellent. Can any family avoid ghosts?
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No. I hear Mask of the Phantasm is pretty good, too.
They're both fantastic.
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Old 01-24-2021, 01:45 AM   #1576 (permalink)
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Burn! (1969, Pontecorvo)

Director of Battle of Algiers takes on the story of a Portugese Banana Republic on an island in the Caribbean during the height of the sugar cane/slavery industry.
Marlon Brando plays a British agent provocateur hired to incite a native insurrection. One of Brando's best (imo).
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Man on the Train (2011, Mary McGuckian)

First time watching this remake of Patrice Lacombe's 2002 film. Retired poetry professor meets up with a gangster and decides to swap places with him. Not an action film. It's a reflection on the choices made in a life. Sutherland seems a bit too sinister for the part of the venerable elder but I might be selling him short. The main reason I'm not revisiting the original film is my lack of fluency with French (no English subs on the streamer). Que puis-je dire?
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Old 01-24-2021, 09:14 PM   #1579 (permalink)
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Man on the Train (2011, Mary McGuckian)

Oh sh☆t, a YT copy...
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Old 01-24-2021, 11:59 PM   #1580 (permalink)
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He says cabal several times so definitely qpilled as ****.

That said, I won't keep this information about the artist keep me from finding his music creative but ultimately dull.
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