Dune: Part Two — The Review

4th July, 2024: an announcement!

Finally … I have an evening, free!

One where I can watch a movie!

Frankly?

I’m looking forward to seeing Dune: Part Two, tonight.

Hopefully?

I’ll have my review up by tomorrow: or by Saturday, at the latest.

Dune: Part Two is a long film, after all!

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Brainstorm: A Review …

8th October, 2013.

You know, I’ve only got so much in my iTunes account.

No, really … !

Which means  two things, really.

One … ?   That I look at a rental price, when I’m thinking of renting out a movie through Apple.

I do like to spin the cash out, you know.

Two … ?   That I’ve not been renting as much as I could.

Saving money: and download limits, frankly.

Either way … ?

Well, either way, I like to think I make wise choices in what I rent: and hope, in writing about them, afterwards, that this is reflected in what I tell you.

If that makes sense … ?

I hope it does.

At ANY rate … ?

At any rate, I’ve managed to catch a film tonight: Douglas Trumbull’s 1981/83, Brainstorm.

And thinking, “Bloody HELL, that’s something!”

There’s a reason for that … 

You see, I think this might be the film that successfully predicted the future.

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Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead: The Most Criminally Underrated Movie on Earth

Can I make a confession, here … ?

Or, at least, be frank … ?

I mentioned, this morning, that I’d managed to sleep through my alarm.

There’s a reason for that.

Myself and Movie Night Adrian were watching a film, last night, and I was up a touch later than I maybe should have been, bookmarking some of the more immediately relevant pages.

Ones I wanted to add to this post, to help clarify — hopefully — what I’m going to say.

The film we saw … ?

Was the Gary Fleder directed, Scott Rosenberg penned, Things To Do In Denver, When You’re Dead.

Something that both I and Adrian agreed made Pulp Fiction look hopelessly overrated … !

No, seriously … !!

It’s like comparing a Maserati to a Ford Edsel … !

Ahem …

I think I’d better calm down and tell you about this, hadn’t I … ?

Before I fill this post up with needless dots … … … …

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