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The Living Daylights
Thunderball

Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (1993)

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>>: B

Batman Beyond - Return of the Joker (2000)

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>>: A-

Rosh,
Have you checked out "Batman - Under the red hood" yet?
Would make a nice follow up to those two...I think you'll enjoy it.

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Originally Posted by cheebacheeba (Post 870525)

Rosh,
Have you checked out "Batman - Under the red hood" yet?
Would make a nice follow up to those two...I think you'll enjoy it.

Yes...I have already seen it...awesome:)

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Originally Posted by roshiq (Post 870013)

Batman: Under the Red Hood (2010)

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We were only familiar with Batman here mostly by that 60's TV series, some irregular TV cartoons/animated series and with a very few numbered translated issues of comic book scripts. So basically we were highly unaware about the vast universe of DC Comics, Marvel & their popular iconic superheroes, specially about their major epic stories & challenges as well as legacy in your popular comic book culture. But after seeing different film adaptations, some of the ardent or "original" fans here like me tried to know more about their history on the web/by the grace of internet...cause still the foreign comic books aren't available in the stores here (most probably they aren't confident enough for the market here as it'd put a high cost & price issue that matters finally).

Anyway, I highly enjoyed the main drama/crisis in this new animated film which is based on 2 significant & popular storyline of Batman comic book series which I came to know about from wikipedia. I wish if I could have read them in my school days.. :(

>>: A-

Do you like Hitchcock?

Argentos at it again. This surprised me. Its Argentos most restrained and effective movie in a while. A clear hommage to Hitchcock the film tells the story of a film student who, while peering into the window of an apartment sees something he shouldnt. And we're off.. Its references to Hitchcock films are woven into the plot. A really good flic if you havent seen it yet.

Hot Tub Time Machine-:eek:bad bad bad

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Yes...I have already seen it...awesome

Yeah I think I'll have to actually BUY it soon, don't usually buy to much animated stuff
Yeah the events protrayed in the opening scene were a fair bit before when I got into following DC stuff, though the last segment is actually pretty recent.
I thought it was a really good compressed version of events.

I started watching SUSPIRIA for the first time ever last night...I was very tired, will probably finish tonight. Looks great, nice atmosphere. Very strange though...
Think I'll enjoy this one.

Jeremiah Johnson (1972). The grandeur of this flick is found in its simplicity. Man becomes disenchanted and becomes mountain man, survive many trial and tribulations. The dialog was wonderfully backward, straight forward, and sparse. The script was simply sublime. With the Rocky Mountains as the backdrop, the camera did not need to be inventive in order to impress, but lassitude was not found here and some unique angles were used to further augment this feast of the eyes. The action, interaction, as well as the characters themselves were all portrayed with aplomb. Overall this was a genuine piece of great filmmaking told without need of special effects to exploit the action. Ashe.
d

wolfhound
congo
virtuosity

Kick-Ass---I liked it

Operation: Endgame (2010)

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>>: C+

Colour from the Dark (2008)

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>>: C

Cemetery Man (1996)

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>>: B+