Last Film You Watched

Lapeno77 · Saturday at 6:27 PM

The Odyssey trailer doing the rounds this weekend before Superman and Jurassic thingymebob.

Doesn't give a lot away. Bit of Jon Bernthal, but of Tom Holland.

Can't wait

Rita_Poon · Saturday at 8:52 PM

'A man called Otto' channel 4 premier at 9pm. Only show in town.

BlueStevie35 · Saturday at 9:17 PM

Superman - hugely enjoyable, far moreso than any of the DCEU films. The guy playing Mr Terrific was the stand out of the supporting cast

PKwalnuts · Saturday at 10:40 PM

Nymzee said:
Just watched that Ballerina John Wick film, what a load of dung.

Welcome back

Rita_Poon · Saturday at 11:22 PM

The 'Otto' film.

I've seen it before (in other films) but fair play, it's alright. Loss and redemption. The green mile meets beaches meets gran torino.

JohnRoss23 · Sunday at 4:25 PM

Pretty good film, not my favorite of Louis Malle’s but still good nonetheless.

Rita_Poon · Sunday at 6:50 PM

11:45pm itv4. Late one, but if the heat won't leave you alone then at least tv has something.

Prevenger17 · Sunday at 7:11 PM

Rita_Poon said:
11:45pm itv4. Late one, but if the heat won't leave you alone then at least tv has something.

Watched it last week. There's nothing left to say really, an almost perfect film

LostLegend · Sunday at 9:58 PM

'Bring Her Back'
Acquired a 4k copy of this last night (

)

'A24' does it again.
A really great horror film this one. Not really scary, but more deeply unsettling. There's some scenes with the young kid 'Ollie' that were genuinely difficult to watch.

A step-brother and his blind sister (Andy & Piper) lose their father and are put up for adoption. Andy fights for them to be kept together as he wants to take custody of Piper once he turns 18.
They end up in this foster home in the middle of no-where in rural Australia with this wacky, ex-counsellor woman, 'Laura' and her other adopted son, a very strange, mute boy called Ollie. And as I'm sure you can guess, all is not as first meets the eye.

Deffo must-watch if you are a fan of horror, but maybe give it a miss if you are squeamish (Especially anything involving teeth

)

Rita_Poon · Sunday at 10:32 PM

Rita_Poon said:
11:45pm itv4. Late one, but if the heat won't leave you alone then at least tv has something.

10:45pm itv1*

correction.

Benicetoourboys · Sunday at 11:34 PM

Rita_Poon said:
10:45pm itv1*

correction.

Watching Rocky 2 thanks to your post.
Cheers.

Rita_Poon · Sunday at 11:35 PM

Benicetoourboys said:
Watching Rocky 2 thanks to your post.
Cheers.

navidson · Monday at 12:14 AM

Bring Her Back

Now that's how you make a horror film

Goodison87 · Monday at 12:46 AM

Jaws, again. I’ll never tire of watching that movie.

COYBL25 · Monday at 7:17 AM

LostLegend said:
'Bring Her Back'
Acquired a 4k copy of this last night ( )

'A24' does it again.
A really great horror film this one. Not really scary, but more deeply unsettling. There's some scenes with the young kid 'Ollie' that were genuinely difficult to watch.

A step-brother and his blind sister (Andy & Piper) lose their father and are put up for adoption. Andy fights for them to be kept together as he wants to take custody of Piper once he turns 18.
They end up in this foster home in the middle of no-where in rural Australia with this wacky, ex-counsellor woman, 'Laura' and her other adopted son, a very strange, mute boy called Ollie. And as I'm sure you can guess, all is not as first meets the eye.

Deffo must-watch if you are a fan of horror, but maybe give it a miss if you are squeamish (Especially anything involving teeth )