Whenever I get asked at parties I say, Dr. Strangelove, Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964). Which is true. It usually halts polite conversation but exposes real future friends. I hope you don't mean you actually say the complete title out loud. That's grounds for a bowl of ...

I recalled Battle For The Lost Planet while reading the post, but I could be way off-base.

Reminded me a heck of a lot of Starship Invasions (1977).

https://youtu.be/QESnwxRUxyw?t=4476

^^added timestamp to whenabouts it happens

Whenever I get asked at parties I say, Dr. Strangelove, Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964). Which is true. It usually halts polite conversation but exposes real future friends. Other definite favorite films that affected me deeply at one point or another in life are: Ran (19...

But no one is gonna subscribe to more than two or three services, and all these media companies haven't realized that. I guess I'm alone, here. If a service has a particular value above and beyond simply having films on a digital "shelf" for me to watch whenever, I will subscribe for access to that...

(This is a great Criticker List OP) In addition to other mentions I can think of right now: Star Trek: The Motion Picture Director's Cut Red Cliff "international" is a tragedy, Parts 1 and 2 are a much better experience Ashes of Time Redux is actually watchable The Wicker Man "restored" cut improves...

Been trying - still struggling. Can't get the workaround to work.

I basically just watch the random shit I come across in my day-to-day and use this site as a film journal, of sorts: what I think about the filmed thing the moment after I watch the filmed thing. Often, I come across a ‘review’ I wrote 4-5 years earlier and find it’s either spot-on or wildly off. It...

PrestoBix wrote:I'm adamant about never rating films except if I have just seen them.

Ditto. If I haven't seen a film in a while, and I didn't rate it yet, I'll rewatch it.

Excellent use of music and to a certain extent, dance. My favorite scene, is his routine on the stairs (see poster) to Gary Glitter's "Rock & Roll Pt. 2"--well, that and an honorable mention for De Niro's last scene. Absolutely -- although for me a favorite moment (and an early clue o...