Rate The Last Movie you Watched
Lol! Al doing his best Loopy impression
Finally checked out Those Who Wish Me Dead. Worst thing Taylor Sheridan’s done movie-wise (Yellowstone is not good apparently either), but it was fun to see a movie that was very much a 90s thriller throwback. The way the fire moved I expect was researched and based on reality. And I now get how you can’t outrun it in a forest fire of that kind.
I love Jon Bernthal. He’s my dude. Will be giving it a go just on him being in it. He makes every movie better. .
I quite fancy a bit of that Hanners. Might stick it on tonight and get back to you with my thoughts.
#tenderhooks
Couple more flight films:
Limbo - comedy drama about some Asylum Seekers stuck on a remote island in Scotland. Quite funny, stupid and sad. The Q&A after was good. 7/10
Snowpiercer - a Bong Joon-Ho action film - all a bit silly, but great entertainment nonetheless. Quite the shit ending though, so gets downgraded to a 6/10 from a potential 7
Limbo got dumped after 30 mins. Watching incredulous migrants was even less funny than I’d expected.
Snowpiercer was also fairly atrocious I thought.
Check out Coming Home in the Dark on Netflix, that’s pretty solid.
jonattonyeah Ah, Fred Ward’s lovechild. He was ace in The Punisher.
He’s an excellent character actor. Dunno if he can lead much of anything but he’s amazing in Sicario and Shot Caller. Also great in Ford V. Ferrari (an amazing film for those who haven’t seen it - really fucking good).
Team Bernthal.
jonattonyeah Dunno if he can lead much of anything
Tell me you’ve not seen When Saturday Comes (1996) without telling me you’ve not seen When Saturday Comes (1996)
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Fitch
Old man berates young robot in a film who’s message appears to be, ‘you learn as you go’. All the depth of a paddling pool, and yeah, what else was I expecting, but this seemed shallow even for a Hanks film.
2 tennis balls out of 5
No Time To Die
Decent Bond film. Couple of odd motivational bits, but okay stuff compared to some of the bore fests that went before.
3.5 fan service sound tracks out of 5 (twats)
Venom: Let There Be Carnage
Meh.
1.5 dodgy syrups out of 5
Sounds like he’s doing an impression of George Cole in Minder.
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House of Gucci: Amusing, but quite long (2 hr 40 mins) dramatisation of the life of Maurizio Gucci. Strong performances by Driver and Gaga, slightly ruined by Leto’s hamfisted gay fashionista cousin. Pacino is Pacino and Irons is Irons. Wardrobe and locations are superb. 6.5/10
Wasily Wardrobe
Surely that would be a given for this film?
Along_the_Wire Agreed. But nice to see decent some 80’s/ 90’s fashion.
Wasily House of Gucci
That movie is out of its mind. It might be the most amusing film I’ve seen since Wolf Of Wall Street and I’m not sure that’s intentional. It’s just a farce from a deeply serious director. I don’t even know what’s going on with that movie but Lady Gaga was good, I thought. I think it’s worth a watch but wouldn’t blame anyone for turning it off after 30 minutes.
Watched Widows last night on a mate’s recommendation. Entertaining crime caper and worth a watch - 7/10.
Elizabeth Debicki wouldn’t need to ask me twice.
Along_the_Wire Yeah, good film. How fucking all is she?!
wrongun 190cms - love a tall, skinny bird
Along_the_Wire Elizabeth Debicki
Got a neck like Ed.
Slender, graceful and elegant?
Fair play!
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Ed is my constant reminder to pick up the Christmas turkey from the butchers.
Not going for the 3 bird roast this year?
Told you it was a 90s throwback.
Remember movies like Broken Arrow?
Homegrove Broken Arrow
John Travolta and Christian Slater in the same movie. Who thought that was a good idea.
jonattonyeah John Travolta and Christian Slater in the same movie. Who thought that was a good idea.
No-tails
The first one is so fucking awful
A lol for that gif Amps!
Along_the_Wire it is. There was nothing to it but groundbreaking 3D. It did look amazing in the theatre TBH. But the story was Dances with Wolves in space. And that’s it.
Dances with Wolves, now that is a blast from the past.
Arguably Nic Cage’s finest film.