Rate The Last Movie you Watched

Mad_Cyril

Dubman
Great review that Dubbers 😂

seanc80

Rewatched The Score with De Niro and Ed Norton. Really enjoyed it. 7.5/10

seanc80

Wally

Homegrove

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

Homegrove

seanc80 yeah, but I mean we’re still talking two 5/5 movies.

Saw Hit Man at cinema, because while it’s a Netflix-film in the states, here it’s a theatrical release. Which was nice, because there were plenty of moments that were fun to see in a crowd.

I thought it was really good. The first act I kept thinking this is just as bad as the trailer, but when Glen Powell’s character meets Adria Arjona’s the movie totally changes, and it stays excellent until the end. Best chemistry between a male lead and female lead since George Clooney and Jennifer Lopez in Out of Sight. People have been trying to make Glen Powell happen, and I wasn’t sold until now. I’m still not 100 % with him as a movie star, but this was certainly a star making performance. ⅘ stars, would have been 5/5 if the first act was better.

LT42

Jackie Brown is good but better than Pulp Fiction? or even Reservoir Dogs?

Jackie Brown prob had the better soundtrack.

Millsy

Arjona is smoking hot. Hubba

Homegrove

Millsy yeah she is. There’s a couple of moments in the movie with her that made me very happy to see on a bit screen.

Millsy

Homegrove I can appreciate the value of the blu ray in this instance

Homegrove

Millsy it’s on Netflix in the UK too according to Sneddon.

rhouses

Late Night With The Devil: Intriguing watch thanks to the faux retro documentary style, and it feels b-grade intentionally. Spooky watch for sure, but the end let’s it down. Definite throwback and inspiration from the movie Network, but doesn’t come close to that quality. If you’re a massive horror buff, it should work for you. It could have been special but felt like it was missing something or it felt a bit too obvious.

6.9 / 10

Along_the_Wire

rhouses Enjoyed that

Phil-McRackin

Wally

The Beast - no, not a flick about Millsy and his extra cirricular activities but an half French / half English art house sci fi flick about a woman in an AI led future having her human emotions removed to get a better job which leads to her reliving her past lives with a fella through 2 past time zones (our present and distant past) and her present.

Bonkers, long, pretentious and pretty decent tbf - the production design of the future segment reminded me of clockwork orange - the two leads are really good. 8/10

rhouses

Iron Claw: Pretty good wrestling movie, painfully and relentlessly tragic. The acting is very good, Oscar worthy even, crazy transformation for efron. Think I might prefer The Wrestler in this genre, but this is up there too. Watch if you want to feel a little depressed in the end.

7.8 / 10

Dan

I think I’ll swerve that one. Cheers for the heads up.

Dubman

Bass impact. A documentary that charts the massive success of dubstep. It goes right back to the jungle/d’n’b scene which then led eventually to dubstep from a record shop in Croydon. Which they reckon is the music genre that has changed electronic music forever especially in the USA.
7/10
I’ve watched quite a few house music films but I’ve never seen about the prog scene. Maybe it wasn’t as big as we think it was.

Smallman1

You should watch Delta Heavy D-Man.

Dubman

Smallman1
I’ve seen it. It’s just about S&D touring the USA. Nothing about all the other dj’s and producers making the music from around the globe.
Super progressive should make a propy film about the whole scene

Dan

SP still hasn’t bigged up the Orbital into Move transition.

Amateur.

Homegrove

Predators (2010).

Watched the first one. Again. And followed it up with this. Like season two of True Detective, if there was never the first one this would be loved by much more people.

Like Aliens this is the first Predator-movie, but what if there were lots of the creatures? Not as successful in it’s end result, but come on, what is? Adrian Brody doing the only “I’m going to get jacked and do an action movie” movie of his career. Lawrence Fishburne monologuing. Mahershala Ali before he was THE Mahershala Ali. Walton Goggings. What’s not to love?

Dan

Homegrove Saw it in the cinema years ago and loved it. I snuck in under age to see the Predator…. So glad I saw that gem on the big screen.

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