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#1985935 30-Mar-2018 13:42

Casablanca (1942) At Event in Hamilton about two weeks ago. First time I've seen it and the first time since about the 1960s that I have seen a 4x3, B/W mono sound movie. I gave it a 7 . Was a good movie for it's day and all the technology used was state of the art in 1942 not modern day replicas.

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#1985938 30-Mar-2018 13:53

Black Panther. Most overrated film of all time.

It's not a bad film but not as good as Thor Ragnarok or the Guardians of the Galaxy series.

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#1986172 30-Mar-2018 19:23

andrewNZ: Annihilation.

I let myself finish it, but only because I promised to not think about it and ask why or how.

A kind of cool steaming pile of rubbish.

? 4/10, can not recommend.

Agreed. Hugely overrated

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#1986195 30-Mar-2018 21:22

Interstellar (2014) - 8/10

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#1986463 31-Mar-2018 17:47

andrewNZ: Annihilation.

I let myself finish it, but only because I promised to not think about it and ask why or how.

A kind of cool steaming pile of rubbish.

? 4/10, can not recommend.

Ditto. Full of promise, some parts that make you think "hell yeah!"...then....well....nothing.

3/10 but 2 of those is only because it starred Natalie Portman with a gun. Hooraa

Lazy is such an ugly word, I prefer to call it selective participation

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#1986466 31-Mar-2018 17:53

The latest Star Wars, I enjoyed it. There is one part of the story I didn't like but over all a good movie

A world that has gone totally insane.

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#1986645 1-Apr-2018 04:25

Operation Petticoat (1959) - 9/10 for Hunkle and Seaman Hornsby!

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#1986975 1-Apr-2018 22:01

Black Panther. I suspect the FUG would prevent me from adequately describing the film other than to say I thought it was a steaming pile of preachy dross that bore - as someone said above I think - a passing resemblance to the Lion King. Utter pants, especially the latter half.

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#1986995 2-Apr-2018 02:16

Thanks for reminding me why I chose a year or two back, to stop watching any more Marvel or other comic book/superhero movies.

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#1987133 2-Apr-2018 12:53

Not a movie as such, but I just watched the 6 episode TV sequel to the 1992 movie Romper Stomper. It's _reallly_ good.

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#1987141 2-Apr-2018 13:10

Snatched (2017) 3/10

It wasn't my choice. I expected bad but got truly terrible. It's an hour and a half of my life that I won't get back again. Avoid.

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#1987151 2-Apr-2018 14:22

ON NETFLIX

Annihilation = I am glad I can multitask - read the Herald on my iPad whilst watching. = 5/10

Game Over, Man = Oh so bad, stopped watching after 15 minutes. = 2/10

The Titan = ok movie, again I multitasked. = 6/10

Whilst the difficult we can do immediately, the impossible takes a bit longer. However, miracles you will have to wait for.

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#1987303 2-Apr-2018 20:29

DarthKermit:
Thanks for reminding me why I chose a year or two back, to stop watching any more Marvel or other comic book/superhero movies.

There was a trailer for Ant Man & The Wasp, which looked like fun.

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#1987307 2-Apr-2018 20:40

Geektastic:
DarthKermit:

Thanks for reminding me why I chose a year or two back, to stop watching any more Marvel or other comic book/superhero movies.

There was a trailer for Ant Man & The Wasp, which looked like fun.

Ok, ok, I'll relent. I promise I'll watch the trailer, and I promise I won't watch the movie.

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#1987374 3-Apr-2018 07:46

Baby Driver. Even better on the second watch!

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