Last Film You Watched

[AndyC]

There was a film from the 90’s called “The Paper” with Michael Keaton, which I think is so underrated. Although not about a true story it was about an editor taking a gamble on running a story

But I do love my political stories (13 days being another one that is underrated) so I’m really looking forward to this

13 Days is a belter

 

[nsno-chris]

Suggestion for you Chris.... Watch The Post and then All The Presidents Men straight after, brilliant double header
Straight home from the cinema and slapped ATPM in the DVD

Sounds like a plan

 

[COYBL25]

Went to see this last night.

Gary Oldman gives an incredible performance as Churchill, with a superb supporting cast around him.

A very engrossing film, but won’t be for everyone.

 

[dholliday]

If you like true political stories, it'll be right up your street.

I do love my political stories

The Insider is probably my favourite from that genre, tho' it's maybe more corporate culture than political.

Suggestion for you Chris.... Watch The Post and then All The Presidents Men straight after, brilliant double header
Straight home from the cinema and slapped ATPM in the DVD

Got All The Presidents Men on DVD too but we haven't got round to watching it yet.

 

[Philw]

There was a film from the 90’s called “The Paper” with Michael Keaton, which I think is so underrated. Although not about a true story it was about an editor taking a gamble on running a story

But I do love my political stories (13 days being another one that is underrated) so I’m really looking forward to this

Suggestion for you Chris.... Watch The Post and then All The Presidents Men straight after, brilliant double header
Straight home from the cinema and slapped ATPM in the DVD

 

[Joey66]

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Went to see this last night.

Gary Oldman gives an incredible performance as Churchill, with a superb supporting cast around him.

A very engrossing film, but won’t be for everyone.

Been to the tattler again?lol
Will wait for it to come on popcorn
Looking forward to it - bet there wasn't a billboard in sightlol

 

[COYBL25]

Been to the tattler again?lol
Will wait for it to come on popcorn
Looking forward to it - bet there wasn't a billboard in sightlol

I don`t think they had billboards then you old nut job.

 

[carlos21]

Been to the tattler again?lol
Will wait for it to come on popcorn
Looking forward to it - bet there wasn't a billboard in sightlol

You seen the new Liam neeson film yet.

 

[Joey66]

You seen the new Liam neeson film yet.

No Carlos fighting off this pesky flu ATM - how are you ok I hope

 

[carlos21]

No Carlos fighting off this pesky flu ATM - how are you ok I hope

I am good today mate hope you get better soon.

 

[AndyC]

The Insider is probably my favourite from that genre, tho' it's maybe more corporate culture than political.




Got All The Presidents Men on DVD too but we haven't got round to watching it yet.

Then go see The Post first and then watch ATPM !!!

 

[Prevenger17]

There was a film from the 90’s called “The Paper” with Michael Keaton, which I think is so underrated. Although not about a true story it was about an editor taking a gamble on running a story

Have you ever seen Shattered Glass? Kind of similar vein, very good film and notable for being the only 90 minutes in which Haysen Christensen looked like he should have an acting career

 

[TippEverton]

Chef with John Favreau, good show, really want to try out some Cuban food after watching it.

Wouldn't mind trying out a bit of Sofia Vergara too whilst I'm at it.

 

[longers]

remarkable film

 

[dholliday]

remarkable film

Thought it was dull, forgettable, overly serious and even a little cringe, myself. And I say that as someone living in the old East now.

Goodbye Lenin is great, that for me is how to do that kind of subject material: a charming mix of nostalgic warmth, decent human relationships and an optimistic outlook.