George Miller’s prequel to Mad Max: Fury Road adds a final emasculation to the film’s villain, Immortan Joe, that just enhances his toxic masculinity metaphor.
— Read on www.polygon.com/24168903/furiosa-villain-immortan-joe-actor
It would have been a much shorter film!
”Look, it’s a computer without a screen”
How many people would have no idea what it is now?
In 1938, a British stockbroker visits Czechoslovakia and forms a plan to assist in the rescue of Jewish children before the onset of World War II, in an operation that came to be known as the Kindertransport.
Wracked by guilt for five decades for those he couldn’t save, in 1988 he gets to meet the children he saved – now adults.
The story of Nicholas Winton is now a major film starring Sir Anthony Hopkins.
The real incident featured in the film can be seen on YouTube.
A great look at the filming of Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny – keeping to the elements that made it such a hit from the over-the-top punch sound effects, the Wilhelm scream and de-aging Harrison Ford to his prime.
Bit annoying to learn that at least for now its digital-only streaming – hopefully Disney come to their senses for a Blu-Ray version.