Rate The Last Movie you Watched

Homegrove

jonattonyeah part two, while better than most King-adaptations, is a lot weaker. But it does have Bill Hader in it.

jonattonyeah

Homegrove

Like this first part, loved the first half, second goes a by awry. But that’s most horror movies so no surprise there.

Amps

Time to dig deep people:

https://content.propstore.com/auction/EMLAUK2020/catalogue/EMLA-UK2020_Catalog_OnlineView.pdf

jonattonyeah

Amps

OH FUCK THERE GOES MY DAY

Amps

jonattonyeah There’s a lot of stuff in there.

jonattonyeah

Amps

Axel Foley’s jacket from Beverly Hills Cop! Some of this stuff is incredible.

Homegrove

Brilliant. Not very relaxing. Impossible to understand what one generation went through twice.

Along_the_Wire

I’m sure it’s significantly better than 1917

Homegrove

You didn’t like it?

Along_the_Wire

Homegrove Sugarcoated bollocks I’m afraid.

Homegrove

Oh, there was that, I was just blown away how it was done. The one long shot-aspect.

Along_the_Wire

Homegrove That’s all it had going for it and I’m not even sure what it means

C_J

Ach, you could see the joins in a few bits where they’d obscured the actors, but yeah still quite cool and impressive i guess.

C_J

I’m thinking of ending things (Netflix, 2020)

Jesse Plemons, Jessie Buckley, Toni Collette and David Thewlis.

Couple go to visit parents, weird things happen, couple drive home in the car, very little happen.

What people say: “This is one of Kaufmann’s least accessible features and will require careful dissection over multiple viewings to fully appreciate.”
What they mean “This is tedious shite and i’d rather gouge out my own eyes than sit through it again.”

2/10

Dan

C_J Binned it after 25 minutes.

SM001

C_J One of the worst things i’ve seen this year. And not just film wise. And the year is 2020.

jonattonyeah

C_J Jesse Plemons

Shame as I think he’s an excellent actor. Great in Friday Night Lights, Breaking Bad, and that Black Mirror space one. He’s not John C Reilly or Philip Seymore Hoffman by any stretch, but could do some of the roles they had, to my mind.

Along_the_Wire

Fractured - fancied a bit of drama last night and it was on Amazon Prime. Was shocked to realise it was made in 2007, it looks and feels like 1997. It was okay, worth a watch if you’re at a lose end. 6/10

Dubmick

Dark Waters. Decent watch 7/10.

Amps

Big Lebowski, funnier than I remember, 8 caucasians out of 10.

jonattonyeah

Varsity Blues (1999)

I….DON’T….WANT….YOUR….LAAAFE

6/10

Would be 5 but Jon Voight’s Hitler salute is funny enough to give it a 6.

Amps

Children of Men… Odd little film in it’s own way, but still good fun. 7 flip flops out of 10.

Amps

Being John Malkovich, they don’t make em like this anymore… 6 surreal mixed metaphors out of 10.

Along_the_Wire

Amps Love that film. Saw it in New York ages before it came out in the UK - went into the cinema with the missus mithering me in daylight and came out to Times Square lit up in darkness. Putty in my hands for the next 27 minutes.

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