Film

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

You got that he "hates black people" from a few minutes of his vid?

It was a joke based on a well known stereotype of Italian mobsters, one which features in both the series and the film 

[open face surgery]

He's an FBI informant and, I presume, a murderer so him being offended by something is ridiculous to me.

He and his gang got nabbed by Guliani in 84 when everyone else was. It was inform or go to jail for 50 years. His videos are great so give him a chance.

So let me get this straight, he's a rat.

Chris covered everything else.

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

As the new one is all the rage... I came across this last night - an almost 3 hour fan edit of Lynch's Dune, in excellent quality:

https://youtu.be/faHQA_0d9Mo

Probably the closest thing we'll get to Lynch's original cut. I don't think it's the TV cut, though it has elements of it. Separated into chapters, with lots of additional detail from the book.

It's great, give it a go. If I can, going to go for a third viewing of the new one this weekend.

Watched it last night, really enjoyed it. Pacing's all over the place but it's got a lot more detail for fans of the book.

I actually thought this was an older fan cut, didn't realize an even newer one had been done. Gonna throw that on tomorrow. Watched the new one a third time tonight, but first time without distracting subtitles. It really is something!

Edit: Confused now. Think this is a reupload of the one from 2020 which I have seen. Reiterate, it is great! haha

[StoutAndAle]

Watched "The Marksman" on Amazon. New Liam Neeson revenge-film. We nearly all know how these stories go by now but Neeson is nearly always watchable. This one is fairly boring though.

Watched "Homefront" - another action flick - starring Jason "I ain't doin' a fackin' American accent" Statham and James "Mumblin'" Franco. Well worth a look if you're searching for an easy watch.

[Carnage]

Watched No Time To Die the other night. Enjoyable, silly, not the best Craig Bond film, not the worst. Far too long to sustain the plot though, and Malek was a crap villain. I enjoyed the nods to previous films, particularly OHMSS, an underrated one.

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

Big Fish and In The Mood For Love so far since the weekend. One lovely, one beautiful.

[Blackout]

Watched the new Ghostbusters movie and it was ok. The last 15 mins were better than the entire movie without giving away too many spoilers.

[blessed1]

Watched Dark City again last night.  Still one of my favourite 1990s sci-fi movies.
Also watched the original Jumanji. Apart from the small bits of dodgy cgi the effects are brilliant in this.

Gonna give Indiana Jones and the last crusade a blast again tonight.

[Ollkiller]

Rewatching Planes Trains & Automobiles. Still savage. Don't make films like that anymore and John Candy is a ledge.

[open face surgery]

Yep. It's one of the best for sure.

[The Butcher]

Rewatching Planes Trains & Automobiles. Still savage. Don't make films like that anymore and John Candy is a ledge.

Aye, great film, ending always got me.

Binge all the first Star Trek films...obviously The Wrath of Khan is top of the pile with The Undiscovered Country second.

[Caomhaoin]

Brilliant show. The auld lad will always watch it start to finish if it's on telly.

[Ollkiller]

I followed it up with Uncle Buck. A great nights entertainment.

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

If you want to totally binge on Planes, Trains, And Automobiles, check out this video about what unseen stuff a probably never to see the light of day Director's Cut might contain:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEtOEoyqj6k&t=1s

I have a feeling I posted this a couple of years ago, but it's all good. Amazing film, one of the absolute best from that John Hughes/John Landis run of classic comedies.

[open face surgery]

Ya, you def did. I rewatched The Great Outdoors, Christmas Vacation, Coming to America and Caddyshack last week. Also watched Dirty Work and Tommy Boy again. Pure retardation.