///Glad you liked it, and how can you go wrong with that man's ability?
I also like the hell out of Space Cowboys.
///Glad you liked it, and how can you go wrong with that man's ability?
I also like the hell out of Space Cowboys.
So, would you be interested in a biographical film of Neil Armstrong 'First Man'.I also like the hell out of Space Cowboys.
I would recommend reading "Carrying the Fire" by Michael Collins (the Apollo 11 crew member that nobody remembers).So, would you be interested in a biographical film of Neil Armstrong 'First Man'.
Who?I would recommend reading "Carrying the Fire" by Michael Collins (the Apollo 11 crew member that nobody remembers).
Recently saw "Shin Godzilla" - One of the most recent Godzilla films from Japan. It's definitely a B-movie, and the special effects, especially of the monster itself, are often cringeworthy, yet other times surprisingly effective. The story is told in a novel way for me... no real protagonist, just an almost matter-of-fact insight into the decision-making by the Japanese government when a vast beast causes mass destruction.
Interesting film. Good Godzilla story. Not one I would particularly recommend, though, unless you like foreign films, can handle films on a small budget, and like monster films. Don't expect anything like a Hollywood film. But if you liked the 50's/60's Godzilla films from Japan then consider this a modern version but in the same cheap style.![]()
It was kind of fun watching the incompetent politicians try to "deal with it" and fail.Good film, Defiance. Seen it a few times. One of Craig's better films, I think.
Recently saw "Shin Godzilla" - One of the most recent Godzilla films from Japan. It's definitely a B-movie, and the special effects, especially of the monster itself, are often cringeworthy, yet other times surprisingly effective. The story is told in a novel way for me... no real protagonist, just an almost matter-of-fact insight into the decision-making by the Japanese government when a vast beast causes mass destruction.
Interesting film. Good Godzilla story. Not one I would particularly recommend, though, unless you like foreign films, can handle films on a small budget, and like monster films. Don't expect anything like a Hollywood film. But if you liked the 50's/60's Godzilla films from Japan then consider this a modern version but in the same cheap style.![]()
Cara had the bad luck to follow that up with "Suicide Squad". Dr. June Moon? Seriously?And at the other end: I recently saw "Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets"
Fairly typical Luc Besson in being bright colours, not taking itself too seriously, fairly outlandish sci-fi stylings, and a pulp comic-book story.
Surprisingly good fun. Just thought it might have been better with better lead actor/actress. Cara delevingne is eye-candy for sure, but I felt the rest of the film needed something a bit more than that and the lead actor (Dane Dehaan).
If you enjoyed "The Fifth Element" then it is definitely worth a watch.
What is Godzilla's body temperature anyway? I think it was in Godzilla Raids Again where they defeated him by burying him in ice.I'm not sure I understand how blood coagulants froze godzilla.
Very hot! Is my guess considering his heart is supposedly a nuclear reactor. Google search only shows me the upper limit temperature of the Heisei Godzilla before he dies (1200 degrees celcius), but I'm not sure that over heating would apply to shin Godzilla. Even if it did, he'd probably just go in the ocean to cool down, like in the movie.What is Godzilla's body temperature anyway? I think it was in Godzilla Raids Again where they defeated him by burying him in ice.
Yeah, I thought I remembered one of the early movies calling him a creature of fire.Very hot! Is my guess considering his heart is supposedly a nuclear reactor.
Yes and the scene with the nerds and outcasts gave me a laugh.It was kind of fun watching the incompetent politicians try to "deal with it" and fail.
Yep, the 2nd Godzilla movie. "Gigantis" in the US.What is Godzilla's body temperature anyway? I think it was in Godzilla Raids Again where they defeated him by burying him in ice.
Noooooooo! I need Raymond Burr for my "Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon":Raymond Burr, eat it.
Might be, but not.Noooooooo! I need Raymond Burr for my "Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon":
1. Godzilla was in Godzilla with Raymond Burr.
2. Raymond Burr was in Rear Window with Thelma Ritter.
3. Thelma Ritter was in The Misfits with Eli Wallach.
4. Eli Wallach was in The Good, the Bad and the Ugly with Clint Eastwood.
5. Clint Eastwood was in Dirty Harry with John Vernon.
6. John Vernon was in Animal House with Kevin Bacon.
(You might be interested in looking into The Misfits - the last movie made by both Clark Gable and Marilyn Monroe.)