The SMB Movie thread 2020 to 2023

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Romancing in the Stone - 80's adventure romp, remember watching on the VHS, not bad, 6/10
Jewel of the Nile - Again a follow on from the above, didn't quite do it for me, average 5/10
Robocop - What else can you say, top film - 8.5/10
Ice Pirates - I remembered watching this as a lad, so I though a revisit, very bad, turned it off for another day (not) 3/10
Punisher (89) - Young Dolph Lundgren kicking ass, thought it would be mega-shite, was OK for the time 6/10
Red Scorpion - A Russian rambo type knock off with Dolph again, was pretty shite 4/10
 
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6/10 I was disappointed but as it was made by the maker of John Wick I half expected it to be rubbish
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666/10 haha its ok if you enjoyed the first two films. Dont think I'll bother watching the rest unless Doug Bradley makes an appearance lets see.. I think there is like 10 films in total but most are rip offs I highly recommend the first 3
 
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A Call To Spy (2019) True story of Noor Inayat Khan and the other brave women trained and sent into occupied France in WWII. Brilliant film to watch, those women were made of stern stuff. 9/10
 
Watched Trassiberian on Saturday night
Emily Mortimer & Woody Harrelson get mixed up in drug smuggling on the train from Peking to Moscow
Ben Kingsley as a bent Russian detective at his scary brilliant best, a complete role reversal from Ghandi
 
This month for the podcast I watched Fight Club, The Fog, Seven Samurai, Spike Lee's Summer of Sam and a shitload of crap Disney live action remakes. My lad also watched a couple of good documentaries, Sherpa and Seaspiracy. We also talked about Ridley Scott's unrealised Tripoli project and the future of CGI in films.

The podcast is out now for anyone who wants a listen - episode 12.

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This month for the podcast I watched Fight Club, The Fog, Seven Samurai, Spike Lee's Summer of Sam and a shitload of crap Disney live action remakes. My lad also watched a couple of good documentaries, Sherpa and Seaspiracy. We also talked about Ridley Scott's unrealised Tripoli project and the future of CGI in films.

The podcast is out now for anyone who wants a listen - episode 12.

anchor.fm

Double Reel • A podcast on Spotify for Podcasters

The monthly magazine podcast for the discerning film nerd. James Adamson is a slightly obsessive armchair fan, giving you his take on the world of cinema. So is James Adamson, his imaginatively named son and co-host. As well as a look at news, new releases and how we're fitting in movie...
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Or on Spotify, Apple podcasts and all the usual platforms
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Will give it a listen. Watching Sherpa tonight too.
 
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On this? Do really like his films. Only recently noticed he actually appears in Hostel. You enjoy it?
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I did enjoy it, not as much as 13 Assasins but interesting. Amazing beginning and ending, meandered a bitb in the middle. The thing that amazes me is he directs about 3 films a year. And not just little indie films, big elaborate stuff like this. Crazy
 
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