A middle-aged nerd from the UK. I like films and write about them, sometimes for Film Stories or my blog.
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There are tons of great documentaries out there and it was always a surprise to discover them. Especially when the dvd case listed it as a featurette and it turned out to run for 60 minutes or so.
The Bladerunner documentary I think is about 3½ hours long, The Frigteners has one that lasts 4½ hours. 12 Monkeys has one called The Hamster Factor and Other Tales of 12 Monkeys which is excellent.
But sometimes, they can be disappointing. Indiana Jones & the Dial of Destiny comes with an hour long documentary but it’s terrible (in my opinion).
You know those promo interviews that are edited with quick cuts of behind the scenes action and everyone says how great making the film was. It’s that for an hour. I lasted 20 minutes.
It’s not like the old days where it focuses on one aspect like a certain stunt or sequence and then breaks it down and talks to the relevant people. It’s just all over the place.
Apparently, the comments were taken out of context. It’s from a 2 hour interview, edited down to 30 minutes. Hence the confusion.
It’s a two year old SIM only deal with Three. I’ve been with then for several years now and this contract expires in three weeks.
According to the app, I can upgrade to their Black Friday offer of the same conditions (unlimited everything) for just £22 a month! 😆
My contract will probably just keep rolling unchanged month to month but I wouldn’t be surprised if Three try and get me to commit to something.
Nope. Truly unlimited and I’m allowed to tether it as well. So when I’m in hotels away at work, it’s my source of internet for my tablet and laptop.
Here in the UK, I’m currently on unlimited everything, calls, messages and data, for £18 per month.
I expect it’s because when you mention Sonic, most people just think MegaDrive/Genesis. They’re not going for technical details.
I’m still holding out for a Battleship sequel! 😂
As a teenager of the nineties, I’m very, very aware of that. 😂
I remember Tim Burton’s Sweeney Todd was marketed as a straight up film. No mention of it being a musical at all.
In hindsight it was a popular musical stage show but I had no idea at the time.
I’ll never forget this one. Never played the game though because it was famously riddled with bugs.
I was surprised at the long load time initially and had a quick fly of an A10 warthog from a local small airfield.
This was on my Xbox Series S and it was a bit stuttery in places. It’s clearly not meant for this console. This is for the pcs with big GPUs.
I know but artistically, it looks like your doing a search and replace for CG characters and dropping in real live people.
They’re probably busy saving money for a house. No more avocados and cancelling Netflix! 😆
Hi Harry! Yes it’s me! 🤣
The movie idea was probably a given once the games success hit the big time. It’s usually trying to form an idea for the film that took the time.
Microsoft wanted strict control over the Halo film, if I remember correctly, as this is partly why it never happened.
But in fantasy films, are characters ever really dead? 😀
It was a film, then I think he tried pitching it as a mini series. Then the talk resumed again as he was going to employ Shannon Dohertys best friend Sarah Michelle Geller to take over the role as a tribute.
I don’t know where it’s at right now.
I hold out that one day this will get released or rather leaked. I hope it hasn’t been deleted.
The closet we’ll get to seeing at right now is this crew reel showing off the hard work that went into bringing the Looney Tunes world to live action.
I look forward to the first trailer but seeing as the film doesn’t release until October, it’ll be a few months yet.
Well this is a character I know nothing about, so maybe that will explain my initial thoughts.
The clip introduced the character of Kraven well and it has me interested in the full film. The problem is, are you telling me not one guard managed to shoot him at all in that sequence? They were almost point blank at times. Not a single scratch!