Last Film You Watched

[No Alla Violenza]

Think it’s one that should be seen at the cinema or the biggest telly in the world with surround sound !

Yeah

Be heavy that though

 

[ClausThomsen]

The Conversation - So good you can forgive the fact that the twist uses a bit of a cheat. But the plot is really second to the characters. Really good seeing Hackman as a really uptight isolated character wrestling with his conscience. Also has the ultimate accolade a film can have - John Cazale in the cast.

Mad Max 2 - Dog buddy, boomerang high jinks and a big bad with a surprisingly progressive attitude to one of his main henchmen riding round in arseless chaps with a twink on the back of his bike. Might just be the perfect post apocalyptic 80s action flick.

Island Of Terror - Boneless corpses start turning up on a small island somewhere off the coast of Ireland so Peter Cushing, someone else from that there London and a token damsel in distress come to the rescue. Pretty run of the mill mid 60s British horror/sci fi with little to recommend.

Lifeforce - If a blend of Tobe Hooper, Cannon films, sexy space alien bat vampires, an often naked 1985 Mathilda May, severe dehydration and Patrick Stewart really screaming sounds like your bag then this is the film for you. Some people would point out it's many flaws - those people are wrong.

 

[bicycleheader]

that's cool as feck, you obviously made an impression yourself. So who are you the double for?

Nic Cage

 

[The Binman]

The Conversation - So good you can forgive the fact that the twist uses a bit of a cheat. But the plot is really second to the characters. Really good seeing Hackman as a really uptight isolated character wrestling with his conscience. Also has the ultimate accolade a film can have - John Cazale in the cast.

Mad Max 2 - Dog buddy, boomerang high jinks and a big bad with a surprisingly progressive attitude to one of his main henchmen riding round in arseless chaps with a twink on the back of his bike. Might just be the perfect post apocalyptic 80s action flick.

Island Of Terror - Boneless corpses start turning up on a small island somewhere off the coast of Ireland so Peter Cushing, someone else from that there London and a token damsel in distress come to the rescue. Pretty run of the mill mid 60s British horror/sci fi with little to recommend.

Lifeforce - If a blend of Tobe Hooper, Cannon films, sexy space alien bat vampires, an often naked 1985 Mathilda May, severe dehydration and Patrick Stewart really screaming sounds like your bag then this is the film for you. Some people would point out it's many flaws - those people are wrong.

Agree with The Conversation, its a smart film. Really very good and interesting film.

 

[Cels]

The Amateur. Thought it was a good watch.

 

[Wizard]

Saw F1 today. Feels like it is very much a film for the Drive to Survive generation of F1 fans. The racing scenes look great but I think Romain Grosjean must have been the main advisor on set based on what that action is.

It’s a fun enough film and seeing it in IMAX added to it. Realism definitely took a day off but that is no bad thing sometimes.

 

[Rita_Poon]

Nic Cage

 

[Nobby Nobbs]

Just started watching Hobson’s Choice one of my favourite films.

 

[Cels]

I decided to give Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery another go, and enjoyed it. I wasn't in a good place mentally the first time I watched it, so I didn't fully take it in at the time.

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Looking forward to watching Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery later this year.

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[Rita_Poon]

event horizon has been relegated to last film on film4 tonight at 2:10am.

about damn time. condensed crud.

 

[Benicetoourboys]

Oh heck Rita, he's one of my favourites!

 

[Rita_Poon]

Oh heck Rita, he's one of my favourites!

I'll alert the posse tomorrow. There's loads of you.

Humanity turned it's back on me a long time ago. Thankfully.

 

[COYBL25]

In prep for going to watch 28 Years Later, I re watched 28 Weeks Later last night.

It`s many years since I last watched it and I`d forgotten what I truly great horror film it was, with a fantastic cast.

The tension and anxiety that the film builds up, is much worse than the actual horror and some of the camera work is out of this world, especially the scenes when they`re under attack and running at speed.

 

[Bedfordblue]

Saw F1 today. Feels like it is very much a film for the Drive to Survive generation of F1 fans. The racing scenes look great but I think Romain Grosjean must have been the main advisor on set based on what that action is.

It’s a fun enough film and seeing it in IMAX added to it. Realism definitely took a day off but that is no bad thing sometimes.

Just watched the trailer for this with haptic feedback.
Kind want to see the movie, but the haptic bit on the trailer ads nothing except a mild case of vibration white finger.

Watch Haptic Trailer - Apple TV+

tv.apple.com

 

[Rita_Poon]

“There are three rules that I live by: never get less than twelve hours sleep; never play cards with a guy who has the same first name as a city; and never get involved with a woman with a tattoo of a dagger on her body. Now you stick to that, and everything else is cream cheese.”​