Last Film You Watched

[ste d' indica]

I sometimes stay away from behind the scenes features, as I feel it takes away some of the film's magic. I get worried when I next see a certain scene, instead of watching the film, I'll remember how it was created etc.

Yeah, I can dig that, I just find them fascinating, mooch the special features for hours me.

 

[summerisle]

Currently watching The Beach Girls and the Monster. Denied an Oscar for snooty reasons I'm sure.

 

[Rita_Poon]

'Free Guy'.

Hmmm. I reckon I can picture the boardroom meeting, 'wreck it ralph' meets 'the truman show' with a little 'groundhog day' crossed with 'pixels' and as many references as Kevin Smith can pack into 100 minutes. By the numbers, shlock! Rescued mildly by Jackman and Comer. Reynolds gets more smug with every film he stars. 1/10.

 

[COYBL25]

Same here mate, and I agree.

Seeing Chalmet grow a pair and tear everybody a new one took me completely by surprise!


I'll give this a go mate. I'm so starved for a decent horror and you know what you're talking about!

I watched this the other day:

I loved the concept, but it ultimately disappointed me in the end.

Watched it at the weekend.

Watched like a Channel 4 film.

Peter Mullan was good, as always, but it`s one of those films that you feel like you`ve seen before, so it doesn`t really hit the mark.

I thought the setting of the creepy ancient old bar was excellent though.

 

[Tommy Chong]

Watched it at the weekend.

Watched like a Channel 4 film.

Peter Mullan was good, as always, but it`s one of those films that you feel like you`ve seen before, so it doesn`t really hit the mark.

I thought the setting of the creepy ancient old bar was excellent though.

Agree 100%.

If they were just a little bit more creative, they could have done so much more with the plot.

 

[Rich1878]

The last samurai

Really enjoyed it

 

[wm02]

Very late to the party on this, but finally got round to American Fiction.

Very, very good. Laughed out loud a lot at some of the satire, but a surprisingly warm and moving family story at its heart. Jeffrey Wright predictably excellent, but a great supporting cast around him.

I went to uni with the writer/director (Cord Jefferson). Really happy for him and all his success—he’s a great guy

 

[Prevenger17]

Saw Civil War. Very, very good. Garland is an excellent director. You would think a film about Civil War in America would be at risk of being too heavy handed or on the nose right now, but incredibly it isn't

 

[Tommy Chong]

The last samurai

Really enjoyed it

It also gave us this little piece of humor at the film's premier:



Cruisin' fir a bruisin' mate! Tom seriously can't take a joke, that's for sure.

 

[Rich1878]

It also gave us this little piece of humor at the film's premier:



Cruisin' fir a bruisin' mate! Tom seriously can't take a joke, that's for sure.

Tbf he took that pretty well! The reporter defo felt awkward though ha

 

[Clarky cat]

It also gave us this little piece of humor at the film's premier:



Cruisin' fir a bruisin' mate! Tom seriously can't take a joke, that's for sure.

He took that quite well tbf. At least he got to hold another man’s hand in public without anyone questioning it

 

[TowerToffee]

Anyone been to see the new Amy Winehouse biopic Back to Black yet ? I'm deciding whether to go and see it or wait until it's on Prime .
Mixed reviews from the critics but what do they know

 

[Nymzee]

Anyone been to see the new Amy Winehouse biopic Back to Black yet ? I'm deciding whether to go and see it or wait until it's on Prime .
Mixed reviews from the critics but what do they know

I'm taking my mum tomorrow night, not my thing really but will let you know.

 

[TowerToffee]

I'm taking my mum tomorrow night, not my thing really but will let you know.

Thanks

 

[Tommy Chong]

Tbf he took that pretty well! The reporter defo felt awkward though ha

Needs to be more chilled on the red carpet… Jack Black style!