Last Film You Watched
- Thread starter GrandOldTeam
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Watched 3 billboards again on Saturday because the tart had't seen it.
Still ace
Still ace
Sound the billboards klaxon @Joey66
I was tempted to tag him in like
Don't mention klaxon to me made me deaf in one ear as the was one on the works telephone where
I stood just over a metre away !
andym78
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Mother.
Madness from start to finish.
Madness from start to finish.
tommytowne
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Yes, I reckon I would by the sounds of things.
Roger Milla
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13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi - I'm sceptical of these films in case they turn in to an American propaganda advert like American Sniper but I thoroughly enjoyed this.
Bright - Took it for what it was and it was a decent watch tbh
Bright - Took it for what it was and it was a decent watch tbh
milks
I hate football
bit behind on my #100new films updates, so...
11) Logan Lucky (2017) - an enjoyable romp (as Paul Ross might comment). Belting cast and they clearly look they're having a whale of a time. Soderberg can do this heist caper thing in his sleep these days, but the backwater setting made for a different take.
12) Get Better (2017) - not very often you get to see a film directed by a mate, this is the first time I've had that privilege. Interesting documentary on 'folk singer' Frank Turner, really good for the fan - could perhaps be a little 'huh' for the outsider. Still well worth a watch and he really is one of the hardest working blokes in the industry.
13) The Wall (2017) - dramatic three man piece set in the Gulf War. Threw up some genuine peril for the protagonists and showcased Aaron Taylor-Johnson's fantastic acting chops yet again. He's been stand-out in some run of the mill stuff recently. Great ending.
14) Detroit (2017) - grim as all bollocks retelling of race riots in Detroit (oddly enough). Primarily British cast with a brutally excellent turn from Will Poulter. Nice to see the cream of young British acting talent getting these gigs in massive Hollywood movies (john Boyega, Jack Reynor & Gilly from Game of Thrones). Won't watch it again as it's uncomfortable viewing, but highly educational.
15) Baywatch (2017) - one gag, played adequately. Repeat until close. That's a couple of hours of my life lost. The worst film starring a wrestler I watched last week; by some margin.
11) Logan Lucky (2017) - an enjoyable romp (as Paul Ross might comment). Belting cast and they clearly look they're having a whale of a time. Soderberg can do this heist caper thing in his sleep these days, but the backwater setting made for a different take.
12) Get Better (2017) - not very often you get to see a film directed by a mate, this is the first time I've had that privilege. Interesting documentary on 'folk singer' Frank Turner, really good for the fan - could perhaps be a little 'huh' for the outsider. Still well worth a watch and he really is one of the hardest working blokes in the industry.
13) The Wall (2017) - dramatic three man piece set in the Gulf War. Threw up some genuine peril for the protagonists and showcased Aaron Taylor-Johnson's fantastic acting chops yet again. He's been stand-out in some run of the mill stuff recently. Great ending.
14) Detroit (2017) - grim as all bollocks retelling of race riots in Detroit (oddly enough). Primarily British cast with a brutally excellent turn from Will Poulter. Nice to see the cream of young British acting talent getting these gigs in massive Hollywood movies (john Boyega, Jack Reynor & Gilly from Game of Thrones). Won't watch it again as it's uncomfortable viewing, but highly educational.
15) Baywatch (2017) - one gag, played adequately. Repeat until close. That's a couple of hours of my life lost. The worst film starring a wrestler I watched last week; by some margin.
bol-uk
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milks
I hate football
Right old barrel of laughs that one
Massive waste of a magnificent book. They bottled it when they made the film, as the content would've been too extreme for mainstream audiences.
bol-uk
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Yeh, don't know why I chose it, so many better options.