Movie: 28 Years Later now with more Bone Temple (1-16-26)

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Just read the thread and I probably would not have given this a chsnce if I nee Garland had written it. Sas to learn he also wrote Bone Temple but fingers crossed. I feel like Danny Boyle's directing might have elevated the material but not sure.
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he's written every film in the franchise but Weeks; if you enjoyed Years I've very little doubt you'll love the Temple of Bone
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as it got towards the end, I was really wondering how they were gonna make 2 more movies out of it.

Then we see
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JIM
out of nowhere! Now I'm intrigued.
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I need the third movie now
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Dev wrote:I thought 28 Years Later was surprisingly good. Normally I don't do this genre but this doesn't treat the audience as dumb.
That's just it, and Temple of the Love Bone takes it even further!

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Ms Harmless wrote:he's written every film in the franchise but Weeks; if you enjoyed Years I've very little doubt you'll love the Temple of Bone
Hell yeah
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There’s no way I am not calling this “Bone Temple Pilots”.
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Buby wrote:There’s no way I am not calling this “Bone Temple Pilots”.
Ha!
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bone temple was real fun. the iron maiden scene... :twisted:
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AndySlash wrote:bone temple was real fun. the iron maiden scene... :twisted:
Kudos to Nia DaCosta and Alex Garland for making absolutely absurd scenes fit organically into a good story. This is what cinema is for, and specifically what horror can be particularly good at.
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Have I mentioned that Civil War was the worst movie I have seen in the last few years? Annihilation was also world class terrible. Ex Machina was ok. Not trying to ve annoying. Just my two cents.
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Dev wrote:Have I mentioned that Civil War was the worst movie I have seen in the last few years? Annihilation was also world class terrible. Ex Machina was ok. Not trying to ve annoying. Just my two cents.
Civil War was kind of meh but I really enjoyed Annihilation (especially
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the screaming zombie bear
) and thought Ex Machina was pretty good. What did you hate about those first two?
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Dev wrote:Have I mentioned that Civil War was the worst movie I have seen in the last few years? Annihilation was also world class terrible. Ex Machina was ok. Not trying to ve annoying. Just my two cents.
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annihilation is amazing.
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AndySlash wrote:annihilation is amazing.
Yup. Ex Machina was very good. Civil War was good.

Come on, Devy.
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Finally watched Bone Temple. I really enjoyed 28YL, but this blows it out of the water.

Brutal as fuck, though. The Jimmies really were pieces of shit! I'm not a big torture guy and some of those scenes were... rough.
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damn it spoiler that shit!

i was convinced they were a great gang!

ps just kiddin
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"slow down Jimmy Ink!"
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