Just finished watching #Bent on #Tubi . . .
Not bad. Better than I thought it would be.
A couple of interesting plot twists & liked Vergara in a more serious role counter to the comedic role she played in #ModernFamily. Especially liked the twist at the ending.
1st movie that I've seen Urban in a starring role & I thought he carried it well enough.
Have only seen him before in limited supporting roles in other movies like #LOTR, #StarWars & #Riddick. He also played a key supporting role in one of the #Bourne films.
Not good enough for me to want to buy it but worth watching. I'd give it a 6 out of 10.
@Starcade Liked #GhostWar even though it pretty much follows the #JackRyan #TVSeries & doesn't offer anything really new to the series.
Same for #MadMax #FuryRoad which I liked for the "edge" that #TomHardy brought back to the series. Even though he's not that big, Hardy brings a scary intensity to his roles in this film & in other shows that he's starred in like the TV series #Taboo, other movies like the #Revenant & #Warrior which makes him a must see for me in anything that he's starring in.
#ThePost is also a very good film in the journalistic film genre which includes #Spotlight & #AllThePresidentsMen.
Don't recall seeing #Bent. Took a look at a trailer for it. Good cast, thin plot but I may take a look at it if I can find it to stream somewhere.
The Everlasting Blink is the second studio album from English electronic music duo Bent released in 2003.
Review by Kingsley Marshall
..B.J. Cole's bottleneck slide work the catalyst for a sweeping segue from the Hawaiian guitar of "Moonbeams" into Billie Jo Spears' faux country "So Long Without You." Having pulled Greek vocalist Nana Mouskouri from obscurity on their previous album, so '70s teen sensation David Essex receives the resurrection here, coming on like a mid-career Bowie in the ridiculous frippery of "Stay the Same." Bent thrives on these juxtapositions, however, and it comes as little surprise to find the pair quickly change direction, dropping the uptempo house "Magic Love" before finishing the album with a flourish by way of a pair of orchestrally draped beats and pieces...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j21St4svx8I&list=OLAK5uy_kUdUGFSK3Aas4-jyxfiP5RVEMqtsqRP1M
#Bent #ChillOut #Samples #BJCole #TripHop #Music #TheBeloved
Programmed to Love is the debut studio album by English electronic music duo Bent, released in 2000. The album contains various styles of electronic music and a wide array of samples.
Review by Joe Silva
Much respected on their native English soil, while virtually unknown outside of dance circles elsewhere, Bent traffics in the sort of mid-tempo beats and well-sculpted, chilled atmospheres attributed to many French techno-heads...Kudos are to be given for the vocoder-laden "Cylons in Love" and the wonderfully reconfigured Ernesto Lecuona piece, "Always." Though not every track may manage the allure of the aforementioned, the skill and imagination employed (as on the sample-heavy "Exercise 1," for example) make this a more-than-enjoyable release throughout.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yCdOChz-fg&list=OLAK5uy_mL79jtFjJHzLmZjYA7aRO_llY0DeMJBQE
#Bent #MinistryOfSound #Techno #TripHop #Samples #ElectronicMusic #Music
#TamilNadu never takes anything #NEET (in Tamil, straight) or #NEAT (tidy).
Hence could be alternate is #BENT (Bureaucratic Exploitation of Needy Treatment)
Bent interview: Niko on Renascence and the afterlife of unfinished songs #Bent
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