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- Thread starter Gorn
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"Secrets of the Royal Palaces" on PBS.
The recent drama regarding the British royals is nothing compared to the past!
The recent drama regarding the British royals is nothing compared to the past!
Finished Breaking Bad.
We’ve now watched all available episodes of The Crown.
We’ve now watched all available episodes of The Crown.
Robbie Williams on Netflix. I’ve always been a fan, but didn’t know much about his rise to fame. It’s good so far, and features a healthy dose of 90s nostalgia, of course.
Also, The Killer on Netflix. Not my favorite David Fincher movie, but it’s solid, tense and entertaining except for the lackluster ending.
Also, The Killer on Netflix. Not my favorite David Fincher movie, but it’s solid, tense and entertaining except for the lackluster ending.
This video shows what's invovled in get the IMAX version of the film up and running.
Pretty fascinating.
Dracula. The one with Bela Lugosi. I dig it.
-Mike
-Mike
I sold a Minolta Maxxum 7000 system to his son back in the mid '80s.
Did his father come up in conversation at all?
I get it, this movie is old and antiquated by todays production standards, but I thought it was still great.
-Mike
I'll take Bela Lugosi's Dracula over the current crop of vampires anyday.
Kind of hard to get around that when his name is Bela G. Lugosi, but is usually referred to as Bela Lugosi Jr.
Now: "Gilly And Keeves - The Special" is worth the price of admission.
12/15/2023: "69 Minutes With Tom Segura." They are yet to create anything I have regretted purchasing.
12/15/2023: "69 Minutes With Tom Segura." They are yet to create anything I have regretted purchasing.
Have you ever had the chance to watch the Spanish-language version of the film, produced at the same set during nights when the Lugosi Dracula was wrapped for the day? Some feel it is the superior version of the same movie. It obviously lacks the charisma of B. Lugosi, but is an otherwise stellar entry in the Universal Horror line.
