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Books first. Fun as the films are they don't come close to the books. Why spoil the book experience?
If you read the books you can decide for yourself what the characters look like -- if you see the films first, you'll forever imagine them that way.
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Started by Hex on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at sffchronicles):
I think.
I think there's something to be said for watching the film first as you get to take the film thought that it was a well made film but haven't quite gotten around to watching the others.
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Started by busterbluth91 on
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-The tone of ....
I'm going.
But I really do feel that the Kill movies are best .
Reservoir to since I love discussing Tarantino's films.
By far I think Kill Bill is his strongest film, with Pulp Fiction a close second.
To past films.
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Books first. Fun as the films are they don't come close to the books. Why spoil the book experience?
If you read the books you can decide for yourself what the characters look like -- if you see the films first, you'll forever imagine them that way.
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Started by Hex on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at sffchronicles):
I think.
I think there's something to be said for watching the film first as you get to take the film thought that it was a well made film but haven't quite gotten around to watching the others.
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Books first. Fun as the films are they don't come close to the books. Why spoil the book experience?
If you read the books you can decide for yourself what the characters look like -- if you see the films first, you'll forever imagine them that way.
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Started by Hex on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at sffchronicles):
But I left the theater....
I was captivated from the first moment and knew I would read the book .
Any update? What did you decide, THX?
I was first introduced to LOTR in the theater when I saw Peter Jackson's version .
This thread is a couple of months old now.
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Don't know that I'd at all agree on the subject of Chaplin, save for his early Essanay and Mutual pictures. Once he had control over his own work, he didn't tend to go for simple laughter, but a blending of many emotions, and he succeeded quite well, ...
Started by j. d. worthington on
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To provide an example of JD's point, Leave It To Beaver is a dated sitcom that is absolutely dreadful to watch, because it has such a false perspective of the human condition in the 1950s, and the themes (if there were any) are so trite as to cause a ... .
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Half nelson. omg, this film wrecked me. it's such a tragic story about deeply flawed characters making bad decisions for all the wrong reasons. the reason this film worked was by how the performances propelled you to find sympathy.
Started by smoothaise on
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The male lead was very engaging.
And I got into it.
All I will say is that, it wasn't awful.
Fast five was the last movie i have seen and since then i have not watched any movie...but this was a great movie Fast Five is so entertaining! Joyful Noise .
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Hand-to-hand fight scenes are all over the place in action and SF films. Which one is your favorite?
My personal favorite is the one between Jason Bourne and Desh in The Bourne Ultimatum . It's a bit stylistic but so brutal, with both of them using everything...
Started by Edi on
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It just keeps ....
Is this just for one-on-one fight scenes?
This scene from They Live (a film everyone should watch btw).
Was it ever actually mentioned in the film?
I think that tops out as one of my favourites at the moment watching it.
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Films you cannot wait to see Right now, top of my list is The Thing (2011) and Promethius.
Want to see "Warrior" as well. Tom Hardy is a quality actor.
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Re: Films you cannot wait to see Melancholia
Lars Von Trier is back with his new film, officially costume*
Spoiler : Better beelieve it Re: Films you cannot wait to see MK (2013)
The AvengersRe: Films you cannot wait....
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Anyone else watched this show? i've only downloaded the first (of three) so far. i've never even heard of this series til like.... i don't even rememeber
from what i've seen, it isn't that perfect. there's enough holes if you look for it, but the acting...
Started by Faux on
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That there's only 6 episodes but to be fair, they're each whole films really and they're so well.
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I'm struggling to find interesting films to watch now and would appreciate some of your favorite films with a big twist you never saw coming. I'll start it off with some of the most predictable selections. Let's see if you can keep it original and add...
Started by Magin85 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at redandwhitekop):
At 01:38:21 AM Surely this needs spoilers
Spoiler (hover to show) Why? the recent Woody Allen film Midnight In Paris featured a good twist early into the film which you wouldn't guess from watching the trailers
Spoiler....
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