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In a summer filled with great R-rated comedies, Bridesmaids easily stood out as one of the best. Can't wait to see it again.
This was a funny movie
In a summer filled with great R-rated comedies, Bridesmaids easily stood out as one of the best. Can't wait to see it again.
sleuth pulp fiction and all the presidents men are my favourite films i highly reccomend them
Pulp Fiction comes out on Blu ray tomorrow (Tuesday). A crappy version has been available through Alliance in Canada only, but the US version through Lionsgate/Miramax version (first time available on blu ray in the USA) has been remastered in full 1080p supervised by Tarantino himself and also includes a DTS HD Master 5.1 Audio soundtrack. Tons of extra bonus features/featurettes are also included with this release. I can't wait!
Chinatown truly is a master piece. I love Roman Polanski and this film noir will not disappoint.
Too bad he is a convicted rapist and pedophile.
Too bad he is a convicted rapist and pedophile.
Few of my favorites are
Requiem for a dream
Irreversible
The Dark Night ( cause of Heath Ledger)
The Shawshank Redemption
I caught that too, I'm a huge Leone fan. "Once Upon a Time in the West" was on HDNET or MPIX last week in HD, it looked pretty good but really needs a full-out restoration like "The Good, The Bad & The Ugly".
Also, the Bell Lightbox is playing Kubrick's classic "2001: A Space Odyssey" until January 5th in a new 70MM road-show print brought up from the US which we saw tonight. I don't think that the screen is big enough for a film like this but that said there's no better way to see this film than on a movie screen in 70MM and chances are it won't be shown like this again. The last time it played Toronto in 70MM (using a beat up, faded print) was 1983 or 1984 for one week run at the late, great University Theatre so it's been a while.
Highly recommended. If your a fan than it's a must see movie event.