jye4ever
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Suncoast in NY was called Drearycoast.Yeah, there was a great Suncoast inside the Westside Pavilion mall... long ago, before it became Google.
Suncoast in NY was called Drearycoast.Yeah, there was a great Suncoast inside the Westside Pavilion mall... long ago, before it became Google.
Yep, it is rewatchable. Saw it twice at the cinema and discovered things l sorta missed with the first viewingI'm not sure as I've only seen it once but it seems more re-watchable than Skull.
Doesn’t surprise me. They love their movies in France. Film festivals, great filmmakers, museums and schools. Plus they have huge respect for American filmmakers pre 80s. Laurent Bouzereau documented most of the earlier DePalma and Spielberg movies.I was just in France and their mega retailer FNAC's super stores feel like what the biggest Borders and Barnes & Nobles used to be at their height in the 1990s - in fact maybe larger (versus say the ones I knew in NYC and LA.) And included in that, bizarrely, is disc media. The DVD/Blu section was colossal and burgeoning - no bargain bins or sense of close out that I could see. This was full price and fully stocked with everything from blockbusters to super obscure. It went on and on.
It looked to me (obviously as outsider and brief visitor), super weirdly, that physical media in France is selling today just as well as it always did. Saw this in both Paris and Lyon (second biggest city.) Really wasn't understanding what I was seeing - like France didn't get the "disc is dead" memo. No idea what the market context was, this is all just observation.
I assume you mean to say "Krull." And I strongly disagree.I'm not sure as I've only seen it once but it seems more re-watchable than Skull.
I've only seen DOD once and KOTCS twice that I can recall, which would be once in the cinema and once on DVD. Would I ever do a marathon of all of them, mmmm, maybe not, I could do the OT though.I'm not sure as I've only seen it once but it seems more re-watchable than Skull.
I haven't seen Krull for ages!I assume you mean to say "Krull." And I strongly disagree.
I don’t feel like revisiting eitherMy previously expressed sentiment in this thread that perhaps I was better placed to enjoy this movie than some of you - being as I am someone who can enjoy TLC more than Raiders - well, I was wrong.
This movie just depressed me. I didn't need to see this. That is all.
My previously expressed sentiment in this thread that perhaps I was better placed to enjoy this movie than some of you - being as I am someone who can enjoy TLC more than Raiders - well, I was wrong.
This movie just depressed me. I didn't need to see this. That is all.
I enjoyed seeing Indy back on the big screen and was initially looking forward to a second viewing.I don’t feel like revisiting either
The first two films still get re-released on the big screen every so often.TLC, KOTCS and DOD are the only ones I've seen in the cinema. My parents didn't that kind of movie, so I never got to see Raiders or TOD till they came on TV.
I know.... Krull just isn't all that.
They don't always come to cinemas I can easily get to.The first two films still get re-released on the big screen every so often.
I last caught Raiders on the big screen for the 2012 IMAX re-release and then took my kids to see TOD in 2017. I think Raiders might have even come out again this year during the DOD pre-hype.
So if you keep an eye out chances are they'll come around again before too long.
I totally understand.TLC, KOTCS and DOD are the only ones I've seen in the cinema. My parents didn't that kind of movie, so I never got to see Raiders or TOD till they came on TV.
The TV is decent and I have a THX sound system, I'm on my second copy of Raiders, having worn the first out having watched it so many times.
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