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Directed by: Bernard MacMahon
Written by: Bernard MacMahon and Allison McGourty
Cast: Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, John Bonham

Becoming Led Zeppelin explores the origins of this iconic group and their meteoric rise in just one year against all the odds.

 

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American Gangster (2007). Ridley Scott
Cinematography: Harris Savides
Camera Operator: Craig Haagensen
First Assistant Camera: Eric Swanek
Boom Operator: George Leong
Boom Operator: Schavaria Reeves
Photo by: David Lee

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Amazon is taking the creative reigns of the James Bond franchise. There is no way this isn't a disaster. Only Disney or Netflix getting a hold of this franchise could possibly be worse. Granted, the last couple of Bond films stunk but I'm afraid Amazon is going to Amazon it and drive it into the ground. Clicky
 
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I haven't read through this thread, but if anyone is looking for a good series (1 season, but just said there will be a 2nd season), I highly recommend Paradise on Hulu. It has 8 episodes for the 1st season.
 
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Watched The King on Netflix. About the last days of Henry IV and V's taking the throne amidst a bucket of troubles. Very well done.
Related to that, you might enjoy Henry V. It's Kenneth Branagh's film adaptation of the Shakespeare play. The Elizabethan English takes a few minutes to get used to, but it's a great movie and the actors do a wonderful job of understanding the lines they're speaking. Makes the language a lot easier to follow.

Branagh's St. Crispian's Day speech just prior to the Battle of Agincourt is truly inspiring -- I think far better than Olivier's from the 1944 film. If you hear Branagh's version and don't think that you and Harry can beat all those Frogs just the two of you, you don't have a spirit.

Football didn't exist when Shakespeare wrote it, but it's the best pregame pep talk in all of history.
 
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