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That's A Space Station
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Greetings Crewmembers! We are That’s a Space Station Productions, a Canadian-based UA-cam and podcast network that aims to bring you in-depth discussions about video games, Movies, and other media that we hope you’ll love. Join Tamara and Chris as we critically explore the things we love.
V: The Antifa of Sci-Fi
Join Chris as he looks at a classic mini-series and it's all too relevant lessons about Authoritarianism and secret lizard people.
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Movie Car Garage: The Ecto 1
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What Happens when you have to fix a classic movie car, you bring it to the best mechanic in town! #ghostbusters #cars #movies #humour #comedy
Uh Oh better make a prequel
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A Quiet Place has dropped a trailer for its upcoming prequel, delving into the early days of the alien invasion. But is revisiting the past a cop-out or a creative choice? Join us as we discuss the broader implications of crafting prequels for movies centered around pivotal events. #aquietplacedayone #thepurge #prequel #movies #film
Forbidden Planet is Important Sci-Fi (and a misogynistic nightmare)
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Chris is here to take a deep dive into the seminal sci-fi classic that started so many tropes. He also explores how it's a mess of sexism and misogyny, and how that misogyny has influenced other sci-fi works. you can support the channel by donating at www.patreon.com/thatsaspacestation or at ko-fi.com/thatsaspacestation
Review: Sorcerer (1977)
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It's our most explosive episode yet with Sorcerer. The William Friedkin cinematic bomb has had a lot of reappraisals over the last decade and is now seen as a genuine classic. However does it live up to its reputation and more importantly is it better than the original. Chris discusses his feelings, and he's only 2 years late doing it! you can support the channel by donating at www.patreon.com/...
Review: Incident At Loch Ness (2004)
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Chris is back to talk about a mostly forgotten documentary, or is it. From bikini clad sonar operators to deep sea monsters, this mockumentary gives us a great look at the cycle of abuse in hollywood. Plus chris talks about herzog and his career. Enjoy the content? You can donate to us on Patreon at patreon.com/thatsaspacestation or on KoFi at ko-fi.com/thatsaspacestation to help us grow!
Review: Birds Of Prey (2020)
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Chris is back as promised with a review of the best film in the DCEU canon. join him as he breaks down what made this female superhero movie so special, and all the lesson's DC didn't learn from it. Plus Ball Trauma! Enjoy the content? You can donate to us on Patreon at patreon.com/thatsaspacestation or on KoFi at ko-fi.com/thatsaspacestation to help us grow!
Review: The Flash (2023)
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Like so many babies falling out of a window, the DCEU continues to spiral down the drain. The Flash is the latest entries in a franchise that has missed the mark for decades. Join Chris Goodmakers as he discusses the big screen solo debut of the scarlet speedster, and all the ways it enraged him Enjoy the content? You can donate to us on Patreon at www.patreon.com/thatsaspacestion or on KoFi at...
Review: Asteroid City (2023)
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Wes Anderson has a new movie out, well a new movie within a play within a tv show... I'm lost already! Join Chris Goodmakers as he discusses Asteroid City
Review: Exception (2023)
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Chris is here to talk about a new Netflix limited series. When a team of scientists are recreated on the other side of the galaxy, a terrible accident leads to a monster on the ship. Sound familiar, well this show isn't what you think it is.
Review: Every "Thing" Movie
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Chris is back. Though he may have been replaced by a far more productive replicant because he's here to talk about EVERY THING MOVIE! Starting with the 1951 classic to the Carpenter remake. He's even here to gripe about the 2011 prequel. Enjoy the content? You can donate to us on Patreon at www.patreon.com/thatsaspacestion or on KoFi at ko-fi.com/thatsaspacestation to help us grow!
Review: 65 (2023)
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Chris is here to talk about a third rate dinosaur movie featuring everyone's favorite hang dog actor.
Buy Our Product: The Movie
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There is a new trend in Hollywood, and it's pretty transparent why. Join Chris as he talks about Product Movies
Evil Dead Rise: Red Band Trailer Reaction
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Evil Dead Rise: Red Band Trailer Reaction
Ebert's Great Movies: Part 1 "A Woman Under The Influence" (1974)
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Ebert's Great Movies: Part 1 "A Woman Under The Influence" (1974)
Review: The Banshees of Inisherin (2022)
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Review: The Banshees of Inisherin (2022)
Review: Leverage Redemption season one (2021)
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Review: Leverage Redemption season one (2021)
Review: Strange New Worlds Season 1 (2022)
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Review: Strange New Worlds Season 1 (2022)
In Medias Res: How to Start at the End
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In Medias Res: How to Start at the End
Tamara Plays Dragon Age: Origins (Part 18)- Let's Kill Zathrian!
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Tamara Plays Dragon Age: Origins (Part 18)- Let's Kill Zathrian!
Stargating Episode 6: "The First Commandment"
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Stargating Episode 6: "The First Commandment"
The Visitor uniforms and their ships SCREAM 1980s but I still find them good. And I'm old enough to have seen it when it was broadcast in the UK at the time and thought it was cool, so I don't know what you mean about "Korean knock-off toys".
I loved this as a kid on the 80s.
Antifa ARE the Nazis these days. Have you seen their all black storm trooper costumes? Even the Proud Boys don't LARP that hard.
Antifa are the Nazis........lmao
Antifa .lol.
I saw V when it first came out. I enjoyed when Michael Ironside played Ham Tyler, the CIA connection.
Was Ham Tyler CIA? I didn't think so.
But you right "Independence Day " and "V" .But just stick the original "V" mini series , and "The Final Battle " .And you should read the book from "V" .if could find along side , DC comics "V" where Donavan looks like a gunfighter in it ,and leas a Resistance Hero .well like Donavan was badass our side .
You kinda missed out the eighties right , cause "V'' was about something else .and was great NBC back in they day .But it's dated ,and the story is not old at all , and would been they rebooted "V" from the eighties .like there is lot of eighties cheesiness here , I mean you point here .But its good you finally seen for a kid your age , But maybe you should read the book on "V'' ,which was adoption the show into a book .And DC made into a comic book too ,which came when the tv show came on .And "V" came on before "Miami Vice " , it kinda this thing before TGIF Fridays on ABC .
The first Mini Series was excellent. Final Battle wasn't great, and the TV Series set after the Final Battle is best to be avoided at all costs. Never watched the remake. Final Battle suffered when Kenneth Johnson was dumped after the initial mini series.
Funny, if you wouldn't have reverted to insulting Republicans I'd have subbed. Good content, absolutely no need to instantly alienate most of your potential audience.
Maybe Republicans need to do a shitload of reflection...
Cool, I'll sub on your behalf then. Don't be such a snowflake.
I'm British so have no skin in the US political game but even I stopped watching halfway through due to the silly comments about Republicans being fascists. Totally unnecessary.
I have picked up the original series and the Final Battle on DVD. I plan to pick up the tv series soon. I also tried the reboot. I did not finish it and will not be buying it.
The original ending bookends the film nicely. Keeps it all at sea. The new ending it’s like starting a whole new movie. Nuclear paranoia was waning in the last 80’s or at least it wasn’t such a novel idea that we were going to destroy ourselves that Cameron had to hit us over the head with it. That being said, I thought the original ending was kind of lame. The same movie probably could have been made without aliens.
Great review.
Great video, it's convinced me I should add V to my watch list! I've known about the original V for a long time, but didn't realize it would still be relevant in how it depicts the various forms of resistance. Some of the details mentioned in this video surprised me!
Thanks, I was kind of shocked at some of the moments too when i first saw this, like the old lady firebomb lol.
If you want a good allegory movie nuclear bomb movies go watch godzilla it has a giant radioactive mutated lizard wrecking cities and crap
I dont think its better. But it is still good. I may be a bit biased though just because of what happend to Timothy hutton and cant stand new things but its honestly not bad. I agree that once Nate started drinking again his character went downhill a bit. I do love how since hardison was gone they had eliot still get texts and fight with him over messages and through breanna his sister. Im not the fondest of harry as i still dont understand what his job even is, but hes alright
I'm so glad that all those people who lended talents to this movie are finally put to rights by someone with no disernable talent. Good work man!
Amazing video! Love your wit and seriousness.
Enjoyed 2007 far more than the 2015 version
I know nothing of the book, but imo agent47 is better than hitman(2007). It also reminded me of Terminator1 in parts. We all like different styles, this is only my preference. Neither is awesome tho, but both ok to watch. No movie ever lives up to any book version. Why? ...coz u personally create the visuals in your own head , which is different to everyone elses visualizing. Its personal, so no movie will ever come close to your personal creative imagination, which reflects your own choices.
Your fat
I think it is just as good as the original! I totally agree that Nate was definitely the weakest link on the old show and I LOVE Harry so so much. It's still such a silly, fun show about taking down the rich and my absolute favorite.
I agree with you. Was trying to put into words why I prefer the theatrical release but you hit the nail on the head
I agree with you. I watched this as a kid. I think it is a much better movie with the mystery of the theatrical cut. It leaves the viewer to contemplate what we couldn't see.
The alternate ending is the theatrical ending, actually. 😂 The original ending ALWAYS was intended to happen, and ILM was working on it but they weren't unable to finish it on time.
I watched both versions on VHS, widescreen and fullscreen. Much preferred the extended cut every time even at 12 years old. In fact I’m not even sure if I watched the theatrical again after seeing the extended one.
Great movie - funny and entertaining.
Would The Abyss Director's Cut work as a film released in 2024? No. Back in '89, we were still embroiled in the Cold War, only 27 years separated from the Cuban Missile Crisis. The specter of MAD was still a thing. ANYTHING besides worldwide nuclear holocaust was "palatable" from a storytelling perspective; yes, even 5-mile tall tsunamis. THAT was the intended message. "If u insist on irradiating this world with your weapons, u have no place on this world"
The director wants to be a cinematographer. Petty much it.
Get a grip dud grow up
You wear a Squirrel Girl T-shirt. Your opinion cannot be taken seriously.
That was an outstanding review! I'm now looking forward to seeing what you had to say about Wes Anderson's underappreciated masterpiece, Astroid City.
This is how it was. I was 5 when this movie came out. This was the year Roe V Wade happened. The gaslighting of the housewife is spot-on for those times.
There's something genuine and special about the original cut that I love. I can appreciate the effort to clean things up in the rerelease, but changing the ending ruins the whole movie for me. I can imagine it's hard to show restraint when you have all the tools necessary to make the movie you intended, but sometimes its best to leave those shots on the cutting room floor. George Lucas was the worst with all of his Star Wars editions and reedits.
It was a great ending. I see many people disagree with u
Opinions are like a-holes everybody has one. Get a life bro
much like an asshole if i keep all my shit inside i'll explode.
Appreciate your analysis. Something to bear in mind; it's a definitively feminist film way ahead of its time, especially considering that the director is not a woman. When you consider it through the lens of myth, that Mabel is a human being who is also a larger than life illustration of the divine feminine in a world of patriarchal violence and control (her mental illness as a metaphor, Swan Lake, and the opera music in many scenes, including when she admires the man singing opera amongst all the other men at her table), it’s deeply profound beyond the story of this family. It's a beautiful masterpiece.
They don't Understand the movie.. movie is about God daughter and her husband Who arrived..and they were attacked and COVID And the men humans were in need to breath 9 months but now since god Alens were attacked. Try and breathe under Water..
I disagree with this guy's opinion that The Exorcist is a better film than Sorcerer. His comments made about the music score fail to mention Keith Jarrett's pipe organ music taken from his album "Hymns Spheres" and used throughout the film. If you're going to review a film, get all the facts correct. I should do my own review of Sorcerer and Fiendkin's brilliant use of music in his films.
My favourite film for many years fantastic ...
Beta male!
I'm 68 years old and have seen a ton of movies in those years. "Sorcerer" is in my top three all-time. Tension beyond belief, an incredible work of art. I even won the soundtrack album in a radio contest all those years ago. Perfect score by Tangerine Dream.
I'm your age and I agree with you about it being one of the greatest films ever. I might add that Tangerine Dream didn't do the entire score. Keith Jarrett's pipe organ music taken from his album "Hymns Spheres" was used throughout the film.
Personally, I like the alternate ending one better just because it explained a little better of certain things and to me that would’ve worked a little better for the storyline and in the end
A movie that deserves way more credit. I think this is another example of why the 1970s was the best decade for movies. That decade had so many great movies and some are forgotten. Jaws is in my top 5 favorite movies of all time, but this met be Roy's best performance.
lol that’s funny because the special edition ending was always the plan but Cameron didn’t like how the waves looked and they were out of time and money to fix it so he just completely cut it and then cut everything in the movie that talks about that ending. Later on when the movie got released on DVD the wave scene was touched up and we got the special edition.
Actually, the special edition was released 3 years after the original cut in 1992. With ILM using CGI for the waves, instead of the practical effect Cameron didn't like.
These aren’t even guilty pleasures, they’re just terrible movies
Jon Hamm is a good actor but it's a shame he didn't get to explore the character of Fletcher nearly as much as Chevy Chase did in the first two outings. I mean not one attempt to don a funny costume, a phony moustache, a set of novelty teeth, or take on a bizarre persona. A good casting choice for Fletcher would've been stand-up comedian Dane Cook. Not only is he a spitting image of a young Chevy Chase, but he also has good comedic timing and an excellent sense of dry, sarcastic humour.
I think movie sucked period as well as titanic and crapatar i mean avatar !
Wow what do you thinks good then you probably watch those crappy marvel movies don’t you.
Great review!
you missed the scene where a guy prank one of the other guy in that scene