#21

What about his Warburton ones?

#22

I think I prefer Pacino’s from that time period

#23
  • Godard
  • Truffaut

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#24
  • Wes Craven
  • John Carpenter

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#25

ha I had forgotten those. He at least looks like he’s enjoying hamming that one up.

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#26

Tbf there’s see a case for Godard in terms of invention and making the most of the form, but aaahh I like the Trufaut films I’ve seen way more than the Godard ones

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#27
  • Kill Bill: Vol. 1
  • Kill Bill: Vol. 2

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I see they’ve changed how you create the polls then…

#28
  • Kill Bill: Vol.1
  • Kill Bill: Vol. 2

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#29
Popcorn
  • Sweet
  • Salty

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#30

Toffee

#31

Toffee is sweet

#32

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#33

Mix

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#34
  • Wanky independent with small screens and a can of craft
  • Big VUE imax with a vat of fizzy pop or an ice blast

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#35
  • There Will Be Blood
  • No Country For Old Men

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#36

Different cinemas for different needs

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#37
  • Foreign language original
  • (Good) English language remake

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#38

Is there a single instance of the remake being better. Not just being good, but better?

#39

not that I’ve seen, but I was thinking for if you struggle with subtitles - then the Ring remake, the Liam Neeson In Order of Disappearance one etc are all still viably good films

#40
  • Subs
  • Dubs

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