T:S trailer is interesting. do you think that perhaps John Connor was sent forward to the future? Or possibly has amnesia?
Simon ,'Objects In Space'
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why do you say that, sumi?
Wasn't he the one wondering wtf was going on?
He asked what day and year it was. I found that odd as well.
I thought that was some other dude? Not John Connor.
yeah, that's not John. that's Sam Worthington's character.
Back to Walter Matthau...
I flipped on the TV last night after getting Matilda and Emmett to bed and The Taking of Pelham 1,2,3 was on. What a great cat and mouse, crime caper, gritty 70s movie. I got totally sucked in and had to watch it until the end.
It had a great last shot. It seemed like seventies movies were particularly strong with endings. They didn't just peter out, they gave you a bang at the end.
tiggy, thanks. I couldn't get the normal trailers to work so I d'led to itunes and the screen was tiny. I rewatched with a blurry but bigger screen and could tell it wasn't JC.
(So, the Worthington character was doubled by a Terminator?)
I added a bunch of 70s "neo-noir" to my queue from recommendations in Criminal -- that's what led to Charley Varrick. I know Pelham is somewhere in there as well. (I've seen it. but it was a very long time ago. And probably on commercial TV.)
The Taking of Pelham 1/2/3 is being remade.
Correction: it is being remade again.