Joshua v Pulev
Still hope Tyson batters him.
The BBC are playing the official 1982 World Cup film as a tribute to Paolo Rossi complete with Rick Wakeman soundtrack and Sean Connery narration. It is a disastrous film to watch for the best World Cup I watched.
Brilliant film every time I watch it.
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Still the set piece scenes are good. Things have really moved on.
National Geographic programme about this place
Thatās just astonishing.
Dark. S1 ep1.
Did you ever get to the bottom of this Steve?
The whole series has been spot on!
Amazon raised a ticketā¦
Nothing heard since. I suspect they are limiting bandwidth cos Covid but not being that open.
There seems to be some 4K of you search but the options for most stuff have gone.
Haha good luck!
Watched Tenet for the second time. This time I picked up more nuance from the plot, but also definitely found quite a bit of the dialogue more difficult to follow. Iām inclined to think heās bullshitting when he says itās deliberately hard to hear. Here and there, maybe, but instinctively I think it just isnāt all that well recorded/mixed. I guess that seems unlikely at that kind of budget, but itās hard to conceive of someone making it that hard to understand, on purpose.
I reckon Iām done with this film now. It wonāt be like Inception, which I have watched at least half a dozen times, and still love it. Tenet is ok. But itās definitely trying to be too clever for itās own good. Itās an intriguing concept, but the whole production is too abrasive for my senses. It barely ever lets up on the intensityā¦ a constant barrage of sound and editing and panning and so on. Thereās no dynamic ebb and flow to the story. It just about held my attention for a second viewing, but only just.
Let me tell you a story:
Dad_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ and she said no turnips.
The end.
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Haha! Yep.
If he could sort all those not insignificant problems out then he might turn out to be the genius his fanboys claim he is.
At the moment for me heās a clever dick making films with little emotional content or connection. It will be great if he can marry his concepts with the other aspects of good film making.
With Inception, I felt he did. Itās honestly one of my favourite films. I just find it endlessly engaging, and emotionally really powerful. Plot-driven films for me arenāt usually something I can watch repeatedly, as obviously I already know all the twists. But that one, is like a poemā¦ you know the words already, but they are so beautifully laid-out, you can keep coming back.
As to his other films, not so sure. I did enjoy Interstellar, and found some mileage in the concept, but definitely right on the line between genius and clever-dick. I will watch it again though (which will be my third viewing), unlike Tenet.
I still love Tenet, and indeed all the Nolan films. I donāt think thereās any important dialogue that is inaudible. I might watch it with subtitles soon though!
I found the opposite. I couldnāt care less about the protagonists and was not invested in what happened to them beyond passive interest. Its only opinion, but I donāt think heās very good at this aspect, and likely because it doesnāt interest him or attach much importance to it.
Is it available for streaming yet?