Rate The Last Movie you Watched

Jules72

The Power of the Dog…. Western by Jane Campion, who wrote the Piano and Top of the Lake. Not a lot happens in the first 30-45 mins but the plot does start to build thereafter… the cinematography is spectacular and the soundtrack is by Johnny Greenwood of Radiohead… I’ve seen the film described as menacing which is about right… and it has a sense of mystery about it - it’s not crystal clear what happens at the end.. would certainly recommend.. in cinemas now but coming to Netflix soon… 7.5/10

Along_the_Wire

Peanut Butter Falcon. A non-patronising feel-good film for the ages. Helps if you have a mentally disabled brother, but a solid 8/10. Dealt with it well.

Dubman

Along_the_Wire
Brilliant film. I also had a mentally handicapped brother. still miss him badly

mono-stereo

Along_the_Wire

On a similar vibe, caught a film late on bbc1 this week called My Ferrel Heart, about an independent guy with Down’s who’s forced to live in a care home after his elderly mother dies.

Lovely little film, touching perfomrance by the lead character. It’s on iplayer now.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p04f68dz

Mad_Cyril

Dubman
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Along_the_Wire

Mad_Cyril What MC said

Millsy

Sorry to hear he’s no longer with us Dubman.

Dubman

It’s been a while now but Christmas has never been the same without him.

Wally

Motherless Brooklyn - was alright but completey predictable if you’ve seen any film from the same genre ever. The stellar cast deserved a better movie but I suppose you don’t get many of those kind of slow character driven flicks any more. Was a bit gutting seeing Michael K Williams show up and boss his scenes at per. 7 tourettes ticks / 10

LT42

Wally Yeah it kinda fizzled out for me but I enjoyed it anyway. Norton was brilliant in it.

rhouses

The Color of Money: This keeps getting quoted by the Ringer folk on podcasts, figured I’d give it a go. It starts out 80s AF, and if I’m being honest it lost me after the first scene last week. Thought I’d persevere for a second time last night and I’m happy to have done it. Paul Newman is great. Tom Cruise is a tad bit ott and for some reason I couldn’t stop looking at his teeth, proper gnashers in this. He’s done some work on those things for sure. I like that you’re constantly expecting a hustle in this or some twist or turn, but it’s actually quite endearing for a Scorsese movie.

7.5/10

Millsy

rhouses haven’t seen that in ages.

Dan

rhouses

rhouses Good Soundtrack….seem The Hustler? That’s the prequel.

Along_the_Wire

mono-stereo cheers mono, will check it out

Along_the_Wire

A Time To Die. Fuck me what a load of drivel - I promised I wouldn’t watch it, but the missus wanted to - me in quarantine with the massive tele and surround sound and her in bedroom. £30 in rentals too.

It’s no better than any other CGI Marvel bollocks - main protagonist in mortal danger every five minutes and more CGI than you can shake a stick at in fact. The story is stupid, even for a Bond film and it’s just so fucking boring. Can’t be bothered to score it and decide whether is 1, 2 or 3 out of 10. Bobbins.

C_J

Along_the_Wire shite eh. At the end I was like: “good, serves you right, cunt”

Mad_Cyril

Watched ex machina tonight.

Thought it could have been a little more claustrophobic to ratchet up the tension.

Other than that very enjoyable. Pleasant surprise to see @Homegrove with a lead part, man of many talents.

8.5 sexy robots / 10

Heno

Mad_Cyril really good film !

Mad_Cyril

Heno
Have never watched before, dismissed as cheese, but really enjoyed.

The wife being out, so less background chimping, probably helped too!

rhouses

Dan Just read that it was a sequel of sorts, character also has the same name. Will give it watch this week.

Might also do Cool Hand Luke, which I thought was a poker movie but actually it’s prison movie.

Dan

rhouses Cool Hand Luke is a must watch.
10/10

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