Director/Actor Combos
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Neil Jordan and Stephen Rea
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Joshua Smith5 said:And The Raging Moon gave him arguably his best performance yet. Michael York was already a major star long before Logan's Run came along.
Casey Cox2 said:Thinking about Berenger and Hauer—man, Hauer's a total legend, though.
casualhound42 said:It’s honestly staggering how many people here just seem to hate on America...
Just look back at those old war movies everyone used to praise—you know, the ones where they glorify child soldiers in the resistance or show hundreds of enemy troops being wiped out by a single soldier with an endless supply of ammo...
You get my point, right?
EDIT — Personally, I think Olympus is actually quite good—it shows combat and casualties realistically. The ending is its own thing, and I don't see why everyone is acting so shocked by it...🙂
It isn't some "Evergreen" classic that critics have been obsessing over for decades—those films where there isn't a drop of blood to be seen; a guy gets shot, grabs his wound, and just peacefully lies down on the floor.🤣🤣🤣🤣
northerncrane4 said:Plus, you've got those intentional slowdowns that actually work, like how certain scenes in an old classic movie hit just right, versus the absolute garbage pile that's what you two associates are churning out over at Raspašoj.
Ashley Bailey6 said:The guy was born in '37. It's a miracle he's even still standing.