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Posted by Duilawyer on July 30, 2007 at 19:02:58:
Well, I read that audiences exploded at screenings for the Right Stuff, seeing the real weightless scenes. I WOULD have exploded into applause for the opening scenes of this movie, with empty streets of London. Looks like Piccadilly Circus to me, completely empty. I scan the outskirts for a cat moving or something, NOTHING. Breathtakingly beautiful scenes of my favorite city in the world. I seriously have the Visa card out right now and I am looking at airfares (no joke), that's what these beautiful shots of London do to me. And this actress, she is astounding. Who is she?? Part of these scenes were shot in the Isle of Dogs, which as we all know is where the warehouses are that were used for the scene in with the sniper. That originally the director claimed was filmed on a soundstage, but I knew that was impossible. That movie was _.