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Great movie scenes.
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Has there ever been a better (sci-fi) movie than "Aliens?" I think not.
I read somewhere that Bill Paxton's famous line "Game over man! Game over!" was not in the script. He just made it up on the fly. I like to think that's true.
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I read somewhere that Bill Paxton's famous line "Game over man! Game over!" was not in the script. He just made it up on the fly. I like to think that's true.
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Right you are man!
Bill Paxton
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ROAD MOVIE .... this looks awesome!
Of course it is ... just funny that someone made a movie trailer (and maybe even a whole film) out of itUmm, isn't that just my feed in YouTube everyday Rico??
And a “Cowboy”
I liked him in Edge of Tomorrow.
I hadn't seen this in years! A few things I noticed...
The poor greengrocer; gets hit in the crossfire.
Look at all those cars from the 90's. Vintage now?
In one of the final scenes, the woman takes a firing position behind a car. But with only glass shielding her, not sure if viable cover.
The poor greengrocer; gets hit in the crossfire.
Look at all those cars from the 90's. Vintage now?
In one of the final scenes, the woman takes a firing position behind a car. But with only glass shielding her, not sure if viable cover.
Yeah collateral is in this movie. Also when he rams the audi into the Citroen on the terras. Poor people ;-)
And indeed vintage cars now. I remember that Audi s8 used to be the shit, but it looks like an old shit audi now. The sound is still decent though, should be an lambo v8 in there or so?.
I like the Citroen's pedal to the metal 6500+ rpm sound too. Reminds me of my good ol Peugeot 405. Those petrol engines really liked to rev.
And yes not all details are done good. But for a movie, they get quite some things pretty decent I'd say.
And indeed vintage cars now. I remember that Audi s8 used to be the shit, but it looks like an old shit audi now. The sound is still decent though, should be an lambo v8 in there or so?.
I like the Citroen's pedal to the metal 6500+ rpm sound too. Reminds me of my good ol Peugeot 405. Those petrol engines really liked to rev.
And yes not all details are done good. But for a movie, they get quite some things pretty decent I'd say.
I remember watching that in the cinema back when it came out -- those car chase scenes were very effective -- glued to your seat stuff at the time.
Have you noticed how much cinematography has leapt forward since 2000?
Special effects, camera work, direction...but especially screen writing.
I like the new tempo of films that keep you engaged, and the advanced story telling. Gripping.
Many (not all) older movies pre-2000 have aged badly as a result in my opinion.
My standards for movies and series has raised up a few notches as a result.
With more choices easily available, if the story writing and acting isn't up to scratch, I'm likely to abandon it.
Special effects, camera work, direction...but especially screen writing.
I like the new tempo of films that keep you engaged, and the advanced story telling. Gripping.
Many (not all) older movies pre-2000 have aged badly as a result in my opinion.
My standards for movies and series has raised up a few notches as a result.
With more choices easily available, if the story writing and acting isn't up to scratch, I'm likely to abandon it.