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An excellent one I would have thought the music alone plus of course the scenery would look and sound good on that sort of system.When I think I paid the Earth for a new fangled 37 inch that weighed a ton sixteen years ago and now I have a wafer thin 50 inch ( bought for relative peanuts) ,screwed to the wall , I wonder how far technology will eventually go in that direction.Don’t think my sound bar was ever as good as the proper surround system I had then though.The Last of the Mohicans (1992). The wife thought this was a good film to try out the big TV and the sound bar, though to be honest I think she wanted to have an ogle at Daniel Day-Lewis! Still a good film. 8/10.
I suspect the film is too American for overseas audiences.A beautiful day in the neighbourhood. Tom Hanks plays a children’s TV presenter who’s both squeaky clean yet surprisingly unnerving. Have no idea what happened, I lasted barely half an hour before switching off through boredom. It might get better, but who cares, it’s not worth investing the time to find out. One Tom out of ten hand puppets.
All about opinions Ant, I Watched it and loved it.A beautiful day in the neighbourhood. Tom Hanks plays a children’s TV presenter who’s both squeaky clean yet surprisingly unnerving. Have no idea what happened, I lasted barely half an hour before switching off through boredom. It might get better, but who cares, it’s not worth investing the time to find out. One Tom out of ten hand puppets.
Yes, those were my thoughts. I watched it and had no idea who he was much to my North American wife's amusement. Mind you it wasn't her type of film (more mine) as so it kind of fell between the cracks chez Jinx.I suspect the film is too American for overseas audiences.