Comments on: The Last Film I Watched In Holywood http://thefilmtalk.com/blog/the-last-film-i-watched-in-holywood/ Tue, 31 Jan 2012 16:22:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: gargouri2001http://thefilmtalk.com/blog/the-last-film-i-watched-in-holywood/#comment-590 gargouri2001 Mon, 13 Oct 2008 14:36:04 +0000 http://www.thefilmtalk.com/?p=150#comment-590 really really useful info , Thanks for this post<br><br>john<br><a href="http://xtupload.com" rel="nofollow">http://xtupload.com</a> really really useful info , Thanks for this post

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]]> By: jettloehttp://thefilmtalk.com/blog/the-last-film-i-watched-in-holywood/#comment-589 jettloe Sun, 07 Sep 2008 23:36:30 +0000 http://www.thefilmtalk.com/?p=150#comment-589 Re: "...I watched the recent film that I consider most likely to grow in my affections more than any other; one of the most visually astonishing films that US cinema has produced; an elegant poem about love and mystery, and the ultimate questions; indeed, something close to this generation’s ‘2001′. My genial co-host and I tried to record a show about this film last year, but emotions were high and we decided not to release it upon an unsuspecting public; I fear the Maestro may never enjoy this film, never mind love it. And so I am reluctant to name it..."<br><br>I will of course give it a second chance - have just now added it to my Netflix queue. Perhaps we should do a special show - your 'unnamed' film, (and yes we did record a review of it in which I got so incensed at the thought of it as a quality movie that the show was un-airable, ((imagine the 'Tell No One' ep. x 10))), and the one film I would watch/take to a desert island, (Andrei Rublev).<br><br>As to the equipment - I'll have to have a think. Re: “…I watched the recent film that I consider most likely to grow in my affections more than any other; one of the most visually astonishing films that US cinema has produced; an elegant poem about love and mystery, and the ultimate questions; indeed, something close to this generation’s ‘2001′. My genial co-host and I tried to record a show about this film last year, but emotions were high and we decided not to release it upon an unsuspecting public; I fear the Maestro may never enjoy this film, never mind love it. And so I am reluctant to name it…”

I will of course give it a second chance – have just now added it to my Netflix queue. Perhaps we should do a special show – your 'unnamed' film, (and yes we did record a review of it in which I got so incensed at the thought of it as a quality movie that the show was un-airable, ((imagine the 'Tell No One' ep. x 10))), and the one film I would watch/take to a desert island, (Andrei Rublev).

As to the equipment – I'll have to have a think.

]]> By: Tomhttp://thefilmtalk.com/blog/the-last-film-i-watched-in-holywood/#comment-588 Tom Sun, 07 Sep 2008 06:45:50 +0000 http://www.thefilmtalk.com/?p=150#comment-588 I have to go along with Tim here, my most beloved bit of kit is my projector. Being passionate about film from about the age of ten (I blame Raiders of the Lost Ark) I could never in my wildest dreams at that age imagine having something close to a cinema experience in my own home. And even later on, as this technology appeared on the market, it was far too expensive for me to buy. So when I finally rounded off the home cinema kit with a projector two years ago, it was close to a dream come true. I still get a kick out of it now.<br><br>Have to think a little about a film - it'd have to be a visual treat of some kind though. I have to go along with Tim here, my most beloved bit of kit is my projector. Being passionate about film from about the age of ten (I blame Raiders of the Lost Ark) I could never in my wildest dreams at that age imagine having something close to a cinema experience in my own home. And even later on, as this technology appeared on the market, it was far too expensive for me to buy. So when I finally rounded off the home cinema kit with a projector two years ago, it was close to a dream come true. I still get a kick out of it now.

Have to think a little about a film – it'd have to be a visual treat of some kind though.

]]> By: Philhttp://thefilmtalk.com/blog/the-last-film-i-watched-in-holywood/#comment-587 Phil Sat, 06 Sep 2008 12:13:07 +0000 http://www.thefilmtalk.com/?p=150#comment-587 Like you, I splurged on a receiver (around the same time actually) - which was my first "major" a/v purchase - a Denon AVR 850. Best purchase I ever made....I didn't even have all 5 speakers yet, which I had to slowly amass over time, but by the time I did have all five in my tiny one bedroom apartment...? Awesome.<br><br>Sadly, after about 10-11 years of faithful service, it died on me. Due to no longer being single, childless, a new homeowner, etc., etc., I was forced to buy a slightly lesser version of that Denon (but still a Denon)....<br><br>I'll have to think about a 'favorite movie' to watch on it....I just loved knowing my upstairs and downstairs neighbors would crumble before the will of my Denon receiver... Like you, I splurged on a receiver (around the same time actually) – which was my first “major” a/v purchase – a Denon AVR 850. Best purchase I ever made….I didn't even have all 5 speakers yet, which I had to slowly amass over time, but by the time I did have all five in my tiny one bedroom apartment…? Awesome.

Sadly, after about 10-11 years of faithful service, it died on me. Due to no longer being single, childless, a new homeowner, etc., etc., I was forced to buy a slightly lesser version of that Denon (but still a Denon)….

I'll have to think about a 'favorite movie' to watch on it….I just loved knowing my upstairs and downstairs neighbors would crumble before the will of my Denon receiver…

]]> By: TimHeaneyhttp://thefilmtalk.com/blog/the-last-film-i-watched-in-holywood/#comment-586 TimHeaney Sat, 06 Sep 2008 05:34:17 +0000 http://www.thefilmtalk.com/?p=150#comment-586 When I left my last job 4 months ago they bought me a video projector as a leaving present (an Epson emp-tw680). It is not just my favourite piece of home cinema equipment but my favourite present of all time. We now watch films in widescreen projected onto our lounge wall and I just love it. What would I watch one last time? Not the same as you (don't mention the F word) but following your recent discussion it would have to be 2001 - in fact I think I shall watch it this week anyway. When I left my last job 4 months ago they bought me a video projector as a leaving present (an Epson emp-tw680). It is not just my favourite piece of home cinema equipment but my favourite present of all time. We now watch films in widescreen projected onto our lounge wall and I just love it. What would I watch one last time? Not the same as you (don't mention the F word) but following your recent discussion it would have to be 2001 – in fact I think I shall watch it this week anyway.

]]> By: kileyhttp://thefilmtalk.com/blog/the-last-film-i-watched-in-holywood/#comment-585 kiley Fri, 05 Sep 2008 23:56:54 +0000 http://www.thefilmtalk.com/?p=150#comment-585 this video is loud... this video is loud…

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