 | Note that there are 2 official versions of the film, the USA version at 2hours 26mins, and the trimmed version at 1hour 55mins - cutting out a lot of incidental stuff but losing much of the ominous feel and slow built up of tension.
After Kubrick's death the long version,... |
 | At last Godzilla is back as the real asskicker he really is. He got the mean look back. |
 | In Godzilla movie Giant Monsters All Out Attack 2001 they mention this movie:
"The New York attack was Godzilla, right?"
"That's what all the American experts claim."
"But our guys here have some doubts."
IMO this is a good monster movie but not a Godzilla movie. |
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Illusion of Happiness seems to be a collaboration name for Eric Woolfson and Peter Jeffries. Eric Woolfson I'm sure you know. Peter Jeffries was a British composer who went on to compose for "nudie" films. The track appears on... |
| I have a question regarding the soundtrack of this film, particularly the title track played over the opening credits.
The composers are shown as Eric Woolfson & Peter Jeffries and the performer as Illusion Of Happiness, about whom I can find absolutely nothing.
I would be... |
 | Should all of these DVD/video entries point to this cinema entry?
The Beatles - Let It Be
The Beatles - Let It Be
The Beatles - Let It Be
The Beatles: Let It Be [35MM Widescreen Stereo Edition] |
 | Review: Independent review :read: |
 | Review: Independent review :read: |
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 | Review: One of the worst in the franchise. It has many references to popular films at the time: The A-ha Take On Me music video, The Omen, The Exorcist, body horror like Tetsuo Iron Man & Society, Judge Dredd and Dark Horse comics.
Robert Englund is always fun to watch, but for the... |
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 | Viewable on Youtube: NSFW |
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 | Review: Honestly they don't get that much better. A 65 year old writer throws parties and goes soul searching in Rome. I think what makes it stand out is just how cack-handed most films are in the treatment of existentialism. |
 | Independent review :read: |
 | R.I.P. O.J. Simpson who plays Jernigan in the 1974 film. |
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