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Berlin calling

Thanks, dude (!). Way to ruin a perfectly nice evening

Look where EMPIRE OF THE SUN, and MINORITY REPORT are, in my top-5. Here's my 6-10: 6/ WAR OF THE WORLDS 7/ E.T. 8/ RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK 9/ INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM 10/ JURASSIC PARK

It occured to me that Sharif’s character in Hidalgo is sort of the same character as in LoA.

Rings of Power.

Thanks @heidl, it's been corrected. This visual is actually a collector action figure I found online. it looks better than the alien in the movie I think

Anyway, I think it was because of Omar Sharif.

When I saw Lincoln I found it extremely boring and just the typical "Oscar bait biopic about important people", so I'd put it in my bottom 5... But I saw it when I was too young at age 19, so maybe now that I'm a bit more grown up I can appreaciate it better. RPO is better than I was expecting, but that doesn't mean it's a great movie. Hook is kinda like BFG: it's either one of those movies where you see it as a kid and then is enraptured by its magic, or you see it as an adult (or even as a teen) and don't care about it. And I think I'll replace either Munich or Minority Report by Empire of the Sun in my top 5. It's a friggin' masterpiece.

It's too much a pastice of great music by Beethoven, reducing it to light music.

Only in the torture scene, with the Turkish Bey.

I never confronted her with that particular question, but who knows, maybe it was. Say, is there a male nakedness in Lawrence?

They're easily damaged during shipping, and then there's no way to fix them. RoP box?

Why is 1941 ranked so consistently low? Come on, guys, it's time to give 1941 the love it deserves.

Seems like a great movie (aside from Keitel's weiner). It's on my watchlist. Hopefully not because of "lil' Harvey" making a special guest appearance, right?

Oh yeah Spielberg definitely said Lynch stipulated Cheetos back when he was doing Fabelmans press, but Lynch had never commented about it. These quotes are from this past December so still old-ish news but weren't posted here...Fabelmans was a 2023 release in the UK so that's why they followed up for their year in review. This Redditor posted the full interview with more thoughts on his Fabelmans experience, from Empire's magazine edition: And probably TMI but the comments shared an AMA with a Twin Peaks exec producer who clarified Lynch's preferred Cheeto

You mean THE PIANO? I have absolutely no interest in Keitel's dick, but I like the film.

Hey, that was my mom's favorite flick, together with Lawrence Of Arabia.

Even that one where we have the "privilege" of seeing Harvey Keitel's dick?

Yes! I remember I saw this movie on VHS at my cousins's house during a sleepover back when I was 8. At the time I didn't notice the score, but it's cool that they're finally releasing a complete version.

Woah! I noticed this yesterday amongst my other earlier Intrada purchases when looking on my shelf, and remembered being annoyed that Horner had evidently nixed some cues and generally wanted his usual 'listening experience' when making the first one - the entire album feels far more curated than it probably is in the film. First rate Horner score and a great movie too. A bit like Ghostbusters 2, the initial album largedly satisfied my needs but I'm sure I'll end up getting this one too. The labels are collectively going nuclear with Horner right now!

Never seen it!

I'm not buying this at all for now. Vienna 2 would be quite another matter.

A fifteen year old one.

Jaws Schindler's List Jurassic Park Duel A.I. Artificial Intelligence Catch Me If You Can E.T. The Fabelmans Close Encounters of the Third Kind Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade The Terminal Tintin The Post Lincoln Empire of the Sun Munich Raiders of the Lost Ark Minority Report War of the Worlds War Horse Amistad Saving Private Ryan Jurassic Park: The Lost World Hook Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Ready Player One None of these get less that 3 stars in my book. Maybe RPO, 2.5...

Maybe MBR will sell it, too?