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@Gibboanxious Both are amazing but The Deer Hunter edges it for me due to the real life issues surrounding John Cazale. I love his work so watching the film and knowing it was his last performance made everything seem that much compelling. FMJ was more of a spectacle. youtu.be/6Sjs4V_C370

The Deer Hunter is NOT better than Full Metal Jacket

@ATRightMovies It’s too hard to nail it down to one movie. There’s been too many great films over the years. Personally I think 1971’s Get Carter has to be one of them. Michael Caine was brilliant. youtu.be/l-vVmVsTkmc

What's the best British film ever made?

@nobby_saitama A very memorable performance, his first as a leading man.

@nobby_saitama It’s a shame he’s looking so rough these days. He is a talented actor but his personal demons seem to have hindered not just his career but his entire life. One of my favourite performances of his was in The Pope Of Greenwich Village. youtu.be/YLAnwS6bDBI

2026年のミッキー・ローク 家賃を滞納していると報じられている。

@WWENostalgia_ One of the last real WCW moments. A few weeks later they rebranded and made the show looked cheap.

March 29, 1999: Bret Hart baits Goldberg into spearing him, reveals steel plate underneath shirt

@nipponsteel @DannyDrinksWine That don’t sound too good but I’ve committed now 😬

@weeklohorror @DannyDrinksWine It'll be two hours wasted in your life.

Tim Roth on how he based his character in "The Hit" (1984): "The character was based on bullies that I'd known at school, bullies that I'd known outside school, and polish commandos who my dad had told me about from the second world war - which was where all the razor blades and the colour came from and little steel Blakeys, which we used to have when we were kids which they'd put all around their shoes and sharpened them so they'd take your skin off. It's all about street fighting and about football hooligans. So that with some really bad fashion thrown in and a very bad dye job. That was the character" ("Tim Roth Breaks Down His Most Iconic Characters", GQ, 2019) P.S: On this day, 42 years ago, "The Hit" (1984) premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, France.

@TheCinesthetic He was a guy you certainly wouldn’t want to meet in real life.

@TheCinesthetic On paper, getting the actor who played Ghandi and casting him as a ruthless south London gangster didn’t seem like the smartest choice. But Ben Kingsley absolutely nailed his performance and deserved the award nominations he received for Sexy Beast. youtu.be/GMmKpgGoIkM

Which actor seemed miscast in a role but ended up killing it?

@ATRightMovies You could try Dead Boyz Can’t Fly, an obscure movie that featured some pretty traumatising moments. It’s a real hidden gem filmed in the 80s but released years later in the 90s. youtu.be/n12xyAKflQ0

@IterIntellectus I agree but it’s because of a brain drain thats been going on in Hollywood for some time now. Very few actual creators get somewhere. But there are tons of people working in all different sectors of the industry that have no clue or creative bone in their bodies.

just finished scarface and it’s obscene how much movies have changed the colors. real use of space. no DEI or alphabet people, no fat people, no ideology. people who could actually act we used to make good movies. watch something from before 1995

@TheCinesthetic Hans Gruber from Die Hard. He was such a great villain, it’s a shame they killed him off. It would have been great if Hans had returned and teamed up with his brother. youtu.be/ZszSqoKIVaU

Which fictional character's death have you not gotten over?

@CCardassian @TheCinesthetic Haha yes! Kirkwood Smith did a great job in Robocop. My favourite part was when his sniffed the guys red wine. Ridiculous but memorable. youtu.be/0jz-gfUU93k

@TheCinesthetic Clarence Boddicker. The way he was able to command a room. “Bitches, leave!” Or “Can you fly, Bobby?” He was more than a villain, he was a PERFORMANCE!

@MovieEndorser Monster’s Ball from 2001. It’s one of those movies where it got a lot of recognition at the time and it totally deserved it. One of Heath Ledger’s most underrated performances. youtu.be/ONGcS2EDK9U

What’s Your Favorite Film Starting with M?

@TheCinesthetic The ending to The Crying Game I thought was a major let down and certainly hindered my overall enjoyment. It was a dark and compelling drama but the ending was something you’d see out of a romantic comedy. The tone was completely off. youtu.be/TuLHyGjbuLs

What's the one scene that stops a 9/10 film from being a 10/10 film for you?

@ATRightMovies Taking out the trash….

@ATRightMovies Paul Kersey from the Death Wish franchise. Yes this guy killed which is wrong but Kersey stood up for himself and was no pushover. He had strong family values and when they were abused, he decided to do something about it youtu.be/RURV4PVopP4

Which movie character is a great role model for men?

@RetroMoviesDB The Wisdom Of Crocodiles from 1998. A very Interesting vampire movie with Jude Law. It doesn’t get the love I think it deserves. youtu.be/6pEJaRqZlRI

What's a movie you love but the critics absolutely panned...🍅 I'll Start: