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Member	Item		Review/Comment
Quad5point1 26th Sep 2023		Cinema Who's Minding The Store? (1963) (1963)	Nod to neil86, larger, sharper title screen from the Blu Ray added
Quad5point1 5th Sep 2023		Cinema Big Jake (1971) (1971)	Nod to neil86, title screen from Blu Ray Added
Quad5point1 5th Sep 2023		Cinema The Great Escape (1963) (1963)	Nod to mrblond, title screen from Blu Ray added
Quad5point1 16th Apr 2023		Cinema Felicity (1978) (1978)	Nod to Dr Doom, proper title screen from the Blu-Ray added
Quad5point1 12th Nov 2022		Cinema Sex And Romance (1951) (1951)	@Twistin, another method I use is to hit the "PrtSc" (Print Screen) key with movie paused and in "Paint" go to "Edit" and "Paste Into New Image" and save the result as a JPG, just another possible workaround.
Quad5point1 11th Nov 2022		Cinema Sex And Romance (1951) (1951)	@Twistin, I know it's expensive but Redfox ANYDVD gets rid of that problem with reading Blu-Ray in your computer drive
Quad5point1 10th Nov 2022		Cinema Sex And Romance (1951) (1951)	Nod to Twistin, hope this is the right screen
Quad5point1 22nd Sep 2022		Cinema Funny Cow (2017) (2017)	Nod to Dr Doom, Title Screen from the DVD added
Quad5point1 23rd Aug 2022		Cinema Belfast (2021)	@alexlincs At least Val Doonican could hold a tune and didn't sound like a drunken donkey getting strangled ;-))
Quad5point1 23rd Aug 2022		Cinema Belfast (2021)	Rated 1/10 I just watched this film last night and being born and brought up in North Belfast I can categorically state that this movie is totally and utterly inaccurate in it's depiction of not only the areas involved but historical inaccuracies are rife throughout the movie. Me thinks that Mr. Brannagh has spent too much time in England. One of the opening scenes had the army coming down the street with a Tank, there were never Tanks deployed in Belfast or anywhere else in Northern Ireland and the first armoured vehicles deployed by the army were the infamous "PIGS", it wasn't until a few years after that they deployed Saracens with machine guns mounted on the top but absolutely never ever were there Tanks on the streets of Belfast. There's also in the opening shots a newsagents at the end of the street which said General Store, Tobacconists and Off Licence. Alcohol sales in Northern Ireland were very much restricted to Pubs, Clubs & Off Licences, normal ordinary everyday Newsagents would never have been allowed to sell Alcohol unless it was under the counter. There was also a shop owned by the "Singh" family, there were absolutely no shops in Belfast owned and run by the Indian community, in fact, you could've probably counted the number of Indian families in Belfast on one hand. It wasn't until the mid 70's that Chinese Takeaways started to open. On one of the Bus Stops the word "Omnibus" appears, again this is another inaccuracy, the word in relation to Transport just didn't exist. For me the biggest travesty of this film is the use, or should I say, the overuse of Van Morrison on the soundtrack. Van Morrison was somebody who didn't figure on the music scene here at all, he was regarded by many a complete numpty and I never knew a single person who had any of his records. The music soundtrack to Belfast of the late 60's and early 70's was very much either Pop music or in my case Progressive Rock and Psychedelia. In our circle Van Morrison was the epitome of "Uncool", he was a grump Extraordinaire who never missed the opportunity to rubbish Belfast. Peter Sarstedt and the Archies were cooler than Van Morrison and in my crowd it was more about Led Zeppelin, The Moody Blues, Captain Beefheart, Traffic and The Beatles. If anybody is looking for any historical accuracy in this film or even thinks that it's anywhere near accurate they are sadly deluded. For me it gets the big Raspberry, the hype surrounding the film was better than the end product and Kenneth Brannagh really needs to research his material before committing anything to film. Total Rubbish 2 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?
Quad5point1 1st Aug 2022		Cinema The Conjuring 2 (2016) (2016)	Added Title Screen from the end of the movie
Quad5point1 27th Jul 2022		Cinema Sea Of Sand (Desert Patrol) (1958) (1958)	Nod to neil86, larger Title Screen added
Quad5point1 5th Jul 2022		Cinema The Whisperers (1967) (1967)	Nod to neil86, larger, sharper Title Screen added
Quad5point1 29th Jun 2022		Cinema Till Death Us Do Part (1969) (1969)	Nod to neil86, larger Blu-Ray Title Screen image added
Quad5point1 13th Jun 2022		Cinema The Sea Shall Not Have Them (1954) (1954)	Nod to neil86, Title Screen from the Blu-Ray added
Quad5point1 13th Jun 2022		Cinema The Man Who Never Was (1956) (1956)	Nod to jaimeeduardo, larger, sharper Title Screen added from the Blu-Ray
Quad5point1 1st May 2022		Cinema E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (1982) (1982)	Nod to Graham7, Title Screen from the Blu-Ray added
Quad5point1 20th Mar 2022		Cinema Doctor In Love (1960) (1960)	Nod to neil86, an uncropped Title Screen added
Quad5point1 20th Mar 2022		Cinema And Soon The Darkness (1970) (1970)	Nod to Dr Doom, larger / sharper Title Screen added from a Hi-Def Download
Quad5point1 20th Mar 2022		Cinema Dorian Gray (2009)	Nod to jaimeeduardo, Title Screen from the Blu-Ray added
Quad5point1 18th Mar 2022		Cinema Captain Phillips (2013) (2013)	Nod to sladesounds, Title Screen added from the Blu-Ray
Quad5point1 17th Mar 2022		Cinema King Kong (1976)	Nod to jaimeeduardo, added larger / sharper / trimmed Screenshots + Title Screen from the Blu-Ray
Quad5point1 17th Mar 2022		Cinema The Fisher King (1991) (1991)	Nod to mrblond, sharper Title Screen added from the Blu-Ray
Quad5point1 14th Mar 2022		Cinema Here Comes Mr. Jordan (1941) (1941)	Nod to neil86, slightly better Title Screen from the Blu-Ray added, larger and sharper image
Quad5point1 18th Feb 2022		Cinema Unsane (2018) (2018)	Nod to Dr Doom, sharper Title Screen added from the Blu-Ray
Quad5point1 4th Feb 2022		Cinema Colette (2018)	Nod to jaimeeduardo, correct Title Screen added from the Blu-Ray
Quad5point1 4th Feb 2022		Cinema Deliverance (1972) (1972)	Nod to neil86, Title Screen from the Blu-Ray added
Quad5point1 4th Feb 2022		Cinema Ammonite (2020) (2020)	Nod to jaimeeduardo, I've added the actual Title Screen from the Blu-Ray and an enhanced version brought into Photoshop and lightened to reveal the detail
Quad5point1 26th Jan 2022		Cinema The Holly And The Ivy (1952) (1952)	Nod to neil86, correct Title Screen added from the Blu-Ray. The 1953 date points to it being from the USA release, it was released in September 1952 in the UK
Quad5point1 26th Jan 2022		Cinema Catch Us If You Can (Having A Wild Weekend (USA)) (1965) (1965)	Nod to doormanperdomo, added slightly better Title Screen from the Blu-Ray

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