Rate The Last Movie you Watched

IndustryStandard

C_J … watched it last night. Was rather disappointed by it. All ended a bit flat/predictable. Got pretty good write ups and I was selling it hard to the Mrs as a film to watch. She was asleep after 30 mins…. 5.5/10

Along_the_Wire

Mad_Cyril Boston - used Avios and companion voucher for business. Boston is a fucking great city. Beer is sensational. Thanks to @vinnyt77 for some great tips.

C_J

Along_the_Wire pricey though

Along_the_Wire

C_J Boston’s pretty much the same as London on prices, not bad, nothing like NYC

C_J

Along_the_Wire Thief: pretty good Michael Mann film

Some big fans of this classic on this forum mate!

Homegrove

Once Upon a Time… In Hollywood (2019).

I saw that viral tweet about how Tarantino had Margaret Qualley, Mickey Madison, Austin Butler and Sydney Sweeney in his Manson-family, and never in my three previous times watching this clocked the last one. Any excuse to watch this again. It’s not Tarantino’s best film (that’s Jackie Brown), but it is his most rewatchable.

Along_the_Wire

Homegrove Absolutely love that film.

Amps

Homegrove It’s not Tarantino’s best film (that’s Jackie Brown)

H, always raising the question, ‘what are they smoking in Finland?’

Dan

Homegrove Watched it the other week followed by Casino.

seanc80

Wally

Homegrove

You both think that Jackie Brown is better than True Romance?

Along_the_Wire

Face - watched it on Mubi, a crime caper from 1997 featuring a baby-faced Robert Carlisle and Ray Winstone. You’d think they could get a tune out of that script and direction with those two, but could they bollocks. Absolute rubbish. 2/10

Smallman1

Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby.

A enjoyable load of old cannon fodder for a Monday night.

6.5 NASCAR’s out of 10.

Wally

Amps Jackie Brown is defo Tarantino’s best flick.

Smallman1

Thanks for letting us know SD, preciate it.

Dan

Smallman1 Twat.

Homegrove

I always love how open people are here for personal opions.

C_J

No way is Jackie Brown better than Pulp Fiction

Homegrove

Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982). I’m clearly 42 years late to the party, because I had trouble getting through this. It was just bad, I thought.

Homegrove

Furiosa, not as good as Fury Road, but then what is? Some amazing shots in this for which it’s worth seeing on the big screen, and Chris Hemsworth is amazing and also worth the ticket money alone.

Along_the_Wire

Homegrove Furiosa, not as good as Fury Road, but then what is?

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Along_the_Wire

Affliction. Fairly miserable film about a dodgy small town cop - good turn from Nick Nolte and even James ‘overacting’ Coburn is pretty good. I’d give this a bleak 7/10

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