Twin Peaks - International Pilot (1990). As I am preparing for my Twin Peaks The Return 18-hour long marathon, I watched the International Pilot for the original Twin Peaks. When Lynch contracted for the series, he was forced to film a self-contained episode, that is a made for TV movie with an ending. Most of the International Pilot is identical to the Series' pilot (aka "Northwest Passage"), but it diverges quite substantially in the last 20 minutes or so. It is interesting that some of the elements that we will see later in the Series and even 25+ years later are emerging in the International Pilot. This is probably the third time I see this version of the pilot as I find it inferior to the actual series' pilot (which I watched at least 50 times).
Well, since I just read about David Lynch receiving an Academy Honorary Award (and very soon after that I read this post of yours), I guess it's time for me to watch a fim of his now as well. Blue Velvet is one I haven't seen in some time, so that's going to be the one.
Glory be oh happy day, another movie i can look forward to this year....
Ford vs Ferrari(trailer)
I stumbled across this a while back. It was a good watch, but I agree with you on the accent.The World's Fastest Indian(2005)
One of those movies that's been on my to-watch list for over a decade. Pretty good. There's an eccentric collection of characters, most of whom fit pretty well into the story. One aspect I found interesting was the subtle portrayal of "culture shock". Hopkins' performance was good, although he cannot pull off a Kiwi accent, which is a little jarring when the other actors around him are Kiwi.
Worth a watch.
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I can't wait for this. I've read there's another Ferrari film due to come out in a year or two.Glory be oh happy day, another movie i can look forward to this year....
Ford vs Ferrari(trailer)
I have that set myself. My wife and I watched it when it originally aired and it still blows us away, after all these years! Just a phenomenal show that Fox, as usual, refused to support.Not a film, however revisiting Space Above and Beyond (SAAB) from 1995/1996. One shot series that spanned 24 episodes, tremendously enjoyable. Some solid acting and smart use of effects for the period, with serious intent and entertaining Gung Ho antics, not to be taken overly seriously mind. Pity Fox axed it in favour of who knows what other boring sitcom...
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Ray Butts rocksGiven the age SAAB is still a solid 7.7 on IMDB, with some episodes as high as a 9.0 then again what would we the viewers know about what we like
You can get behind the characters, just don't take it too literally or how the military remotely operates. All in all a great watch for those who like the genre.
Sorry DVD only as for as I know, even then it took a concerted effort by fans to push FOX to eventually release the disks. I converted mine to digital years ago for a more portable format. I think SAAB is like Space 1999 you'll either love or oath
Space 1999 (1975) was epic for it's time. TBH Space 1999 still stands up really well today especially the first series, given it was a TV production albeit a little psychedelic in places. If that's your thing try UFO from 1970 as that gets way out there at times
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Well, we finished off "Good Omens". It was the best thing I've seen in ages. Watch it!
Also finished off Season One of "The Tick". It made me happy! Now onto Season 2.
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I have that set myself. My wife and I watched it when it originally aired and it still blows us away, after all these years! Just a phenomenal show that Fox, as usual, refused to support.
Watched Guardians Of The Galaxy 2 today. Good, but wasn't as good as the first one.
On my list to stream. I will say the 2014 Godzilla disappointed me, and the 1998 Godzilla that true fans mostly hated, including all of JapanGodzilla: King of the Monsters(2019)
Monsters fighting good. Too much people stuff tho.
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