What about his Warburton ones?
I think I prefer Pacino’s from that time period
- Godard
- Truffaut
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- Wes Craven
- John Carpenter
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ha I had forgotten those. He at least looks like he’s enjoying hamming that one up.
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
- Kill Bill: Vol. 1
- Kill Bill: Vol. 2
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I see they’ve changed how you create the polls then…
- Kill Bill: Vol.1
- Kill Bill: Vol. 2
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- Sweet
- Salty
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Toffee
Toffee is sweet
Mix
- 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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- There Will Be Blood
- No Country For Old Men
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Different cinemas for different needs
- Foreign language original
- (Good) English language remake
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Is there a single instance of the remake being better. Not just being good, but better?
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
- Subs
- Dubs
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