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The Town that Dreaded Sundown. Texarkana in 1946 was a typical sleepy post-war American town, the kind of place where nothing ever happened... until a masked maniac began a sudden, inexplicable and brutal reign of murderous terror, making national headlines and sparking off one of the country's biggest ever manhunts. This chilling 70s thriller, based on one of America's most notorious murder cases, has a strong cult following and having finally gotten to see it, I can see why. Scary stuff that kept me gripped throughout. Very good indeed.

Octopussy. This was the Roger Moore Bond that I have the least familiarity with. I don't recall seeing it as a kid (though I may have forgotten - understandable if I did) and only vaguely recall seeing it about 20 years ago and having the vague feeling that it was a bit dull. Having seen it again... it's very dull. Octopussy is almost certainly Rog's worst Bond, failing on almost every level. The plot is boring, the villains are boring (and the guy who should be the main villain, Steven Berkoff's mad Russian General who as it turns out - eventually - wants to set off a nuke inside the US, is barely in the film) and even the ladies are strikingly unmemorable. To be fair, the last 40 minutes are an improvement and have some decent action and excitement, but that doesn't excuse the first 90 for being so agonisingly boring. Honestly, until the 90 minute mark all the story seems to be about is counterfeit golden eggs. Who thought that was a compelling plot for anything, let alone a James Bond film? Having now sampled it again, I can see why it's the only Moore to have slipped entirely from my memory!

Ian wrote:Octopussy.....

Octopussy, I saw a lot of times and I really like.

Before , there was only one, James Bond. He was the master teacher .
Now many are adapted to the times of now: all are not like everyone is really.

Terminator 2 - Judgment Day. One of the greatest movies ever made, baby!

Ian wrote:Terminator 2 - Judgment Day. One of the greatest movies ever made, baby!

I agree, great movie, Terminator 1 & 2, are masterpieces of sci-fi

Santi wrote:

fish wrote:

Santi wrote:...But I can't found "Lettre d'un Père à sa Fille"

It's also known as "Letter to Lucie".
Have a look on the Forrest & Léa site. http://www.forrestetlea.fr/
Click everything, lots of info, pics, etc. are there.

The dvd isn't for sale, but I emailed Forrest & Léa direct to ask if I could buy one and they sent me one for free.
But I did have to promise not to post anything from it anywhere on the net, (or elsewhere).

I wrote them. They replied me:
soon they will me soon send the DVD with English subtitles
Thank's Fish

Monday I received this movie,
still don't see it, I'm trying to make catalan subtitles

Santi wrote:...Monday I received this movie, ...

I'm very pleased about that Santi.
Glad it w*rked out.

Let us know what you think of it when you sort out your subs and get to view it as you want.

Santi wrote:

Hahahahaha This is hilarious!!!!

Hollywood - it's so good for you!

Arnie is nearly 70, for goodness sakes!


Furlong's got no excuse though. What an eejit he grew up to be.

Whats an eejit?

Looks to me like he just put bit too much weight.

Ian wrote:Arnie is nearly 70, for goodness sakes! ...

But certainly the next movie he appears with a body 30 years.

Dahls wrote:Whats an eejit?

Looks to me like he just put bit too much weight.

Furlong has... been kind of a dick as an adult in real life, sadly.

...is possible...