Quote from: dkbit98 on February 18, 2022, 05:57:13 PM

Maybe you remember the times when we had to go to video club to rent a vhs cassette and watch new movies, many time pirated bad copies,

Oh yeah, still remember when guy working at the video cub rented me cam version of Independence Day, even before it was in the movies in Croatia but image quality was so bad that you couldn't tell what's really going on lol. Later when I went to cinema to watch it, it was like I was watching the movie for the first time

Quote from: Stalker22 on February 19, 2022, 07:02:17 PM

.In regards to the nominees, I believe The Power of the Dog is the clear favorite and is probably going to win Best Picture. However, I personally would prefer the award to go to Dune.

For me, The Power of the Dog if better movie but I wouldn't mind if Dune wins it as well as I really njoyed it, much more than I thought I will as I was a fan of David Lynch version as well and I thought that Villeneuve will somehow mess it up. Luckily he didn't and who knows, maybe it's time to get first sci-fi movie winning a Best Picture Oscar.

Quote from: Stalker22 on February 19, 2022, 07:02:17 PM

Dune is a epic movie that is entertaining to watch, especially considering the technical achievements put into the film. The cinematography is phenomenal, including the very well-done costumes and set designs. The actors do an amazing job at performing their parts as well, particularly Timothee Chalamet as the story's protagonist, Paul Atreides.

Yep, it will easily win Oscars in several tehnical categories. Cast was pretty good too, even Jason Momoa did his part ok, even though I personally don't like him at all. regarding Chalamet, he is an excellent actor, one of the best of his generation.

I saw yesterday another Best Picture nominee, Licorice Pizza. It was big disappointment and for me probably the worst of all the nominated in this category. The only thing I will remember from that movie is that it was the first role for Cooper Hoffman, son of the late Phillip Seymour Hoffman. Let's hope he comes close to his father's acting skill.