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Re: The Sci-fi thread
Has anyone watched Total Recall (2012)?
Is it worth watching? |
Re: The Sci-fi thread
Originally Posted by Alfresco
(Post 10274184)
Has anyone watched Total Recall (2012)?
Is it worth watching? Not seen it yet - Travelling at the moment, so not sure if I will now. Looking forward to Dredd 3d though, and a new show launching next week called Revolution. Looks like some sort of post apocalypse thing. Will probably be good until it gets cancelled... S |
Re: The Sci-fi thread
Originally Posted by Swerv-o
(Post 10274338)
Not seen it yet - Travelling at the moment, so not sure if I will now. Looking forward to Dredd 3d though, and a new show launching next week called Revolution. Looks like some sort of post apocalypse thing. Will probably be good until it gets cancelled...
However Looper, Dredd 3D and Cloud Atlas are getting good words - and come out soon. |
Re: The Sci-fi thread
Originally Posted by Alfresco
(Post 10274184)
Has anyone watched Total Recall (2012)?
Is it worth watching? |
Re: The Sci-fi thread
Originally Posted by Zen10
(Post 10274361)
Got shredded by most reviews. It did inspire me to watch the original that I have on DVD a week or so ago and I really enjoyed it. Consider that a divooorce!
I love the original. Absolutely NO need for it to be remade, but it looks like all of Paul Vearhoeven's movie's are getting this treatment... I see you at da party Richter! S |
Re: The Sci-fi thread
Originally Posted by Swerv-o
(Post 10274383)
I love the original. Absolutely NO need for it to be remade, but it looks like all of Paul Vearhoeven's movie's are getting this treatment...
I see you at da party Richter! S |
Re: The Sci-fi thread
Originally Posted by Alfresco
(Post 10274184)
Has anyone watched Total Recall (2012)?
Is it worth watching? Farrell does confused paranoia pretty well but with none of the quotables of Arnie. Beckinsdale, although comically bad at acting, is very tidy to look at. |
Re: The Sci-fi thread
Thanks All. Probably won't make a point of going to see it in a hurry then.
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Re: The Sci-fi thread
Are there any good sci fi TV shows (Aus, UK, US or elsewhere) doing their rounds these days? Fallen Skies series 2 is the only new-ish one that I'm aware of.
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Re: The Sci-fi thread
Originally Posted by Alfresco
(Post 10274184)
Has anyone watched Total Recall (2012)?
Is it worth watching? |
Re: The Sci-fi thread
Originally Posted by paulry
(Post 10275741)
Are there any good sci fi TV shows (Aus, UK, US or elsewhere) doing their rounds these days? Fallen Skies series 2 is the only new-ish one that I'm aware of.
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Re: The Sci-fi thread
Originally Posted by scottishcelts
(Post 10278962)
Watched it up to date, it's pretty good. Some dodgy acting but I find this is the norm for new tv stuff, takes a while for the actors to fit into a role.
Walking Dead season 3 begins next month: |
Re: The Sci-fi thread
Originally Posted by paulry
(Post 10275741)
Are there any good sci fi TV shows (Aus, UK, US or elsewhere) doing their rounds these days? Fallen Skies series 2 is the only new-ish one that I'm aware of.
Where is the good sci-fi?! Yet again I will be forced to get my DVD of 1967's The Invaders out.... |
Re: The Sci-fi thread
Originally Posted by Zen10
(Post 10279901)
I tried this out this week and was left quite disappointed. The characterisation was totally cookie-cutter and flat, the story-line was predictable and unusually boring for a pilot. The main problem is the concept is hackneyed and derivative of the British sci-fi books The Tripods. I managed to get six episodes deep in Alcatraz, and only three in the appalling Terra Nova, so the fact I'm thinking about tossing this show after one says a lot. I'm beginning to think American sci-fi has jumped the shark.
Where is the good sci-fi?! Yet again I will be forced to get my DVD of 1967's The Invaders out.... SG Universe and Enterprise should never have been dumped. |
Re: The Sci-fi thread
Originally Posted by Zen10
(Post 10279901)
I tried this out this week and was left quite disappointed. The characterisation was totally cookie-cutter and flat, the story-line was predictable and unusually boring for a pilot. The main problem is the concept is hackneyed and derivative of the British sci-fi books The Tripods. I managed to get six episodes deep in Alcatraz, and only three in the appalling Terra Nova, so the fact I'm thinking about tossing this show after one says a lot. I'm beginning to think American sci-fi has jumped the shark.
Where is the good sci-fi?! Yet again I will be forced to get my DVD of 1967's The Invaders out.... |
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