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I loved that shot from ET done as though it was a predator trying to find him. Had me rolling.

Here in Australia, this has been a big event. On the evening news, it was the top story, and ran for slightly more than 20 minutes ( out of an hour long news ) And big childhood crush for me also.

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Saw the film last night, thought it was great. Before watching, I was a little apprehensive. Knowing how the thing was supposed to be loaded with SJW messages and a potential Mary Sue lead. Fortunately it wasn't that way, that character of a young woman wanting to be a hunter instead of just...

Yeah I saw this a few days back. To me it seems like his specials have each been a bit weaker as they go, this being his weakest so far. He actually seemed a bit un-enthused. Like he was at the end of a long tour. That said, there was enough good jokes, I laughed enough for it to be worth the...

One of the best examples of the use for comedy purposes. Bill and Ted, when ( Alex Winter's character ) thought that the other had been killed. But he re-appears, gets them out of trouble. "I thought you were dead" they hug. Then realise what they're doing, pull away from each other and both...

Yeah, I'm late to the party. Saw it yesterday. Loved the film, it was great to go to a cinema and watch a good enjoyable film for the first time in, like forever. Just a few things I'll comment on. That opening: recreating the first films opening, but in the modern day with enhanced...

Well the last season never gave that fucking 'Never ending story' song any boost in the charts. Which is a good example of the differences in creative choices between the two seasons. Dustin and his girl singing 'Never ending story' was used as a poorly timed comedy bit, which was dropped into...

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I've heard of the time skip. But . . . umm . .

About 25 years back I was working in a store. Lou Ferrigno, wife and kid were in there for an hour or so. I'm 6'3" but walking near Lou was like standing next to something like earthmoving machinery. He was that big, tall and so solid, just a massive dude.

I guess I'd call this filler, it seemed to have too many heartfelt moments. Where characters would open up about their fears / regrets / sadness etc, for long drawn out monologues. Anyway with that said, still thought it was awesome.

Imagine being a film industry professional, working for 30 years on something . . . to have its release be on Shudder.

Identity politics in vampire films now . . . Rings Thanos

I checked, It's real. From Wiki: The Adventures of Pinocchio was originally published in serial form in the Giornale per i bambini, one of the earliest Italian weekly magazines for children, starting from 7 July 1881. In the original, serialized version, Pinocchio dies a gruesome death: hanged...