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I do like bleak, apocalyptic sci-fi films with a bit of hope at the end. Oblivion and Interstellar in particular. I love everything the Nolan brothers write and produce.
 
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Christine on 4k - not the greatest film ever made, but enjoyable nonetheless. Have a soft spot for the showdown towards the end as the bit where the (previously hidden) car's headlights come on made my kids jump quite memorably when they first saw it!)
 
Christine on 4k - not the greatest film ever made, but enjoyable nonetheless. Have a soft spot for the showdown towards the end as the bit where the (previously hidden) car's headlights come on made my kids jump quite memorably when they first saw it!)
I’ve watched Christine a lot over the past 5 years or so, especially since picking it up on 4K. Some of the script is a little bit “of its time”, and I hate it when a character spouts an acronym, and another character basically says the whole thing to inform a dumb audience (in this case, TTFN). Another great score by John Carpenter and Alan Howarth.
 
Looks like the proposed 4k version is still not in the offing. Interestingly you can get it on blu ray - it was released in Spain last year. There's a seller on eBay doing them for £20 all in, so I've bought a copy.
Lots of Fincher stuff needs a 4K release, although I’m guessing some might need a good amount of work done as some of his films were from the early digital camera period, and were captured at 2K - you can’t scan 2K digital at 4K like you can 35mm or 70mm film!
 
Carrie on 4k. A game of two (unequally-sized) halves in that Spacek and Laurie are great but some of the supporting cast is poor, and the attempts at humour don't work - for me at least. The prom scenes look great with HDR, but overall it's not the greatest advert for 4k, as I think most would suspect.
 

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