Rate The Last Movie you Watched

Mad_Cyril

Scoob!

Standard mystery ‘arc’ deftly interwoven with a Scooby/Shaggy buddy tale, including heart-warming ‘origin story’.

Scooby’s range is truly breathtaking, potential Oscar nomination looming?

Sprinkled with further stardust by guest appearances from Dastardly, Muttley, Captain Caveman and Simon Cowell.

Cowell’s cartoon fizzog is actually more realistic than his real life one.

7.35 scooby snacks / 10

Jules72

Mad_Cyril love it 😂

Along_the_Wire

303abuser it’s a film I enjoyed first time I watched it at the cinema, but then I must’ve grown up. I bought it on DVD when it was in a sale bin years and years ago and re-watched it - it was fucking dreadful. Don’t let nostalgia cloud your vision.

303abuser

Along_the_Wire haha yeah nostalgia is the only reason to watch it.

watched natural born killers and motherless brooklyn yesterday, both were good.

jonattonyeah

Along_the_Wire Don’t let nostalgia cloud your vision.

Roadhouse is obviously not a great movie, but I do enjoy it.

Point Break, on the other hand, is a good movie. Kathryn Bigelow is a fantastic director; it took some guts to take Ted Theodore Logan and put him in an action role; the Presidential masks is an excellent wrinkle; Bodhi’s hair is tremendous; the guy from Red Hot Chili Peppers is in it and his friend’s name is “Warchild”; Swayze throws a dog at Keanu.

Along_the_Wire

Saw Queen & Slim yesterday. A poignant film given BLM situation in the US. Some silly bits, but I think that might’ve been the point and I just didn’t like some of them, but overall a good watch - 7/10

Along_the_Wire

303abuser watched natural born killers and motherless brooklyn yesterday, both were good.

Saw Motherless Brooklyn eventually, what a brilliant film - star turns everywhere, and a very successful attempt at neo-noir. 9/10

Along_the_Wire

jonattonyeah Bigelow is okay and that’s about the best I can say. It deserves nothing for Swayze, Reaves and the fucking Red Hot Chilli Peppers alone.

Homegrove

Gary Busey when he could still pass as normal.

alistair

The Mule with Clint Eastwood and Bradley Cooper. Enjoyable. Funny and poignant too. The scenes round Andy Garcia’s gaffe with the two senoritas and Clint were priceless.

rhouses

alistair haha. Yeah that was a good moment in the film. Pretty much all his interactions with young women is funny.

Wally

Along_the_Wire K-19 The Widowmaker is a decent flick. That’s one of Bigelow’s efforts.

Millsy

Point Break is a guilty pleasure film of mine. Yes it’s cheesy as hell Americana, but enjoyable all the same.

303abuser

usual suspects is still as good as ever. also watched stripes for the first time in years, bill murray is a legend.

jonattonyeah

303abuser usual suspects

Benicio Del Toro just slays that movie. He’s so good. And yeah it’s still good.

Fun fact, Stephen Baldwin was offered the lead in “Speed” but turned it down so he could wear white-dude dreads and co-star with Pauly Shore in “Biodome”.

303abuser

jonattonyeah fenster is the best character, the line up scene still makes me laugh. and that sounds like a stephen baldwin decision, there’s no way biodome looked good on paper.

Homegrove

They were all laughing in the line up-scene because Del Toro kept farting. The director was angry on set, but decided to use it in the end.

Speaking of Bryan Singer, it never dawned on me that he and Kevin Spacey were both in it. Maybe they molested some kids together while filming.

jonattonyeah

There Will Be Blood (2007)

Apparently quite Marmite for some on this board, but an absolute masterpiece for me. The music. The pacing. The fractured, anxious dialogue. DDL throws a perfect game. And, IMO, PTA is the only person who could pull this kind of movie off.

9.9/10.

Never get tired of it.

Jules72

jonattonyeah personally found this unremittingly grim… and in a similar way to Joker last year, not for me. I do like a little bit of happiness, thrill or pleasure in a film I’ll admit - films as relentlessly depressing as this provide me with no viewing pleasure

No Country for Old Men, which came out around the same time, on the other hand was superb imo…

Smallman1

Superb film that Jonatton.

rhouses

Thirded.

Along_the_Wire

rhouses fourthed

LT42

Yeah one those flicks you can always dip in and out of. The acting and dialogue is absolutely brilliant. DDL at the peak of his powers.

Watched Pet Sematary last night as I remembered it was unsettling when I was younger. Complete tripe. So bad.

Along_the_Wire

LT42 The remake? Well, to be fair, they’re both utter tripe. I watched out of nostalgia for Stephen King. Fuck me, the remake was bad.

Homegrove

LT42 Watched Pet Sematary last night as I remembered it was unsettling when I was younger.

The Kingcast is a podcast where two hosts and one guest talk about a King story, and usually it’s adaptation too for an hour. I’ve really enjoyed it. This week just happened to be about Pet Sematary and it’s 1989 adaptation. That is one book I read a few times as a teenager, but as an adult it works in a completely different way. I tried it a few years ago, but it was too oppressive to enjoy it when you know where it’s going, and even as a childless person, when it’s about the death of your child.

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