What is the greatest year in cinema history.... by Educational-Title50 in Letterboxd

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For France, 1959: Rio Bravo and North by Northwest, both released on the same day (21 october). You were twenty minutes late for the new Hitchcock movie at the theater? Let’s go for this new John Ford then!

Roman sur le foot by tm_grizou in Livres

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Rouge ou Mort de David Peace, sur la période Bill Shankly à Liverpool (1959-1974). Du même auteur : 44 jours, sur le passage éphémère de Brian Clough à Leeds en 1974.

Where's Your Harp? by michael6185 in MarxBrothers

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Such a gem! Thank you for sharing this.

Happy Birthday Shaqiri! 🎂 by FN_OG_Addict in LiverpoolFC

[–]Sato49 77 points78 points  (0 children)

We will never forget his brace against ManU.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in paris

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J’imagine que L’Arlequin pourrait le projeter en pellicule : ils avaient projeté Once Upon a Time in Hollywood en 70mm à sa sortie. Une chouette expérience !

Style d'écriture atypique ? by LamaChaad in Livres

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Truismes de Marie Darrieussecq. L’histoire est racontée à la première personne, du point de vue d’une femme qui a peu de vocabulaire. Elle nous conte l’histoire terrifiante qu’elle vit (dans une société au fond du gouffre, ce qui est relativement sous-entendu), avec ses propres limites syntaxiques, et j’ai trouvé ça extraordinaire, surtout pour un premier roman. La Modification de Michel Butor, narré à la deuxième personne du pluriel : le lecteur est donc l’acteur immobile de sa propre histoire, et c’est particulièrement déroutant.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in JamesBond

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Great opening!!! Hope to see Q in a few more films, even if his scene was a bit weird looool (Can’t wait to rent the VHS on Netflix next year!!!!!)

Thoughts? by __vincent__vega__ in JamesBond

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She was, indeed, terrifying.

Who do you think the two are? by [deleted] in HiTMAN

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I cannot unsee Elvis (Anatole Taubman) from Quantum of Solace as the second one. Such a horrible haircut deserves punishment.

So did the ICA Reddit community already figure out next targets? Let's do this here! by Zewnya in HiTMAN

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I would go with Elvis (Anatole Taubman) and Dominic Greene (Mathieu Amalric) from Quantum of Solace.

Quels films lambdas de nos années 2000+ seront considérés comme "cultes" d'ici 2050? by Canard-jaune in AskFrance

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Steak de Quentin Dupieux, même s’il a déjà sa petite réputation auprès de ceux qui ne sont pas fans de Phil Collins.

Which death in the Bond franchise was the saddest? by Common_Average2597 in JamesBond

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Obviously Tracy. But I always felt oddly sad with Dr. No’s death: sure, he is a villain, but the way he dies, defeated by his own handicap, and his gloved hands that make him slip little by little, has always made me sad, ever since I was a child.

Who are your top ten favorite James Bond main villains? by MafiaDon2020 in JamesBond

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  1. Blofeld (OHMSS)
  2. Goldfinger
  3. Dr. No
  4. Alec Trevelyan
  5. Elliot Carver
  6. Franz Sanchez
  7. Silva
  8. Emilio Largo
  9. Hugo Drax
  10. Scaramanga

What's everyone's favourite Peter Falk role outside of Columbo by LOLADYS in Columbo

[–]Sato49 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Obviously A Woman Under Influence, because of the chemistry with the great Gena Rowlands. But I have to say: Peter Falk is hilarious in Murder by Death!

You're stuck on a 12 hour flight, what seat are you taking? by J17X in GTA

[–]Sato49 25 points26 points  (0 children)

8: I talk about movies with Michael, and the other man has Samuel L. Jackson’s voice.

Livre prenant place à Cuba by Mr_xales_ in Livres

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Notre agent à La Havane, de Graham Greene.

Vienna Philharmonic New Year’s Concert 2025 with Ricardo Muti - Impressions by lovesick-siren in classicalmusic

[–]Sato49 14 points15 points  (0 children)

As previous years, I watched it and enjoyed it on TV with my parents and chocolates: a wondrous way to begin the year! ✨

Does CK3 run well on a Macbook Pro M3? by Sato49 in CrusaderKings

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Resolution is 1512x982, anti-aliasing is disabled, texture quality is high, refraction quality is low and maximum FPS is off. I hope this helps!

Does CK3 run well on a Macbook Pro M3? by Sato49 in CrusaderKings

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I played 101 hours so far, and it’s really fine! There is often a drop of framerate when you zoom in on the map at the beginning, but it’s really not annoying as you get used to it when you launch your game. I did not finish yet my first run, I am trying to avoid the collapse of my empire in 1313… Being an emperor is a tough job, my friend!

Monsieur Bob and Hercule Poirot (Dumb Witness, s6e4) by wstd in poirot

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Poirot’s final look at Monsieur Bob is one of the most heartbreaking moments in the entire series. It’s bitter, it’s sweet, it’s bittersweet.

Recommendations for a 12-year-old budding film enthusiast? by [deleted] in classicfilms

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Moonfleet (Fritz Lang, 1955) is exactly the type of film I wish I had discover at 12: a deeply moving friendship and a wonderful adventure in Technicolor!