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Bryan does Bootle
If you enjoyed that, try 'Let it Fall:Los Angeles 1982-1992' - An absolutely riveting documentary
I'll give it a go, ta!
Ron Swanson
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Coco: Pixar pretty much nails it every time. Coco is no different. Superb
Darkest Hour: I have my issues with Churchill the man, but very well played by Oldman. A few scenes descend into silly Hollywood tropes, and the direction/script is heavy-handed in places but well worth a watch mainly for Oldman.
Three Billboards: It's about time people shut up about Meryl Streep and recognise that Frances McDormand is the finest female actor of her generation. 2 Oscars and she's still criminally underrated. Really enjoyed it but it's still a bit messy and has some dubious moralising. McDonagh has a habit of being incredibly funny one minute and then totally falling on his arse the next. McDormand should have him sit down with her husband for some tips on subtle comedy...
Darkest Hour: I have my issues with Churchill the man, but very well played by Oldman. A few scenes descend into silly Hollywood tropes, and the direction/script is heavy-handed in places but well worth a watch mainly for Oldman.
Three Billboards: It's about time people shut up about Meryl Streep and recognise that Frances McDormand is the finest female actor of her generation. 2 Oscars and she's still criminally underrated. Really enjoyed it but it's still a bit messy and has some dubious moralising. McDonagh has a habit of being incredibly funny one minute and then totally falling on his arse the next. McDormand should have him sit down with her husband for some tips on subtle comedy...
SuperTimCahill
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The Big Lebowski
Watched it in the cinema on its 20th anniversary. Great film.
Watched it in the cinema on its 20th anniversary. Great film.
Just watched Heat ....again. de niro and pacino are brilliant in this
4737carlin
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"Oh come on now Mr Greenfeld" haha i remember a copy of that getting passed around school, by the time i got it it had been played that much everyone was orange and it was a flickering mess from people fast forwarding it
Bootle used to be boss for the easy women back in the day.
The binman chronicles
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Frances McDormand can play one or two character types better than anyone else on the planet, Streep can play a whole spectrum of characters better than most people can. It is very subjective but imho that makes Streep the better actor to be able to vary the roles and do them so successfully.
The Town.
Great film with compelling characters. The scene with Chris Cooper explaing to Alfeck about his wayward mother over the prison phone is poignant, among many other great scenes. Jon Hamm is also excellent.
And I can't find the "Movie villains" thread, but this guy would be right up there:
Great film with compelling characters. The scene with Chris Cooper explaing to Alfeck about his wayward mother over the prison phone is poignant, among many other great scenes. Jon Hamm is also excellent.
And I can't find the "Movie villains" thread, but this guy would be right up there:
The Town.
Great film with compelling characters. The scene with Chris Cooper explaing to Alfeck about his wayward mother over the prison phone is poignant, among many other great scenes. Jon Hamm is also excellent.
And I can't find the "Movie villains" thread, but this guy would be right up there:
A brilliant, hugely underrated film
Gareth Gibson
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Saw Darkest Hour yesterday.
Whatever you think of Churchill's domestic politics, thank God he was in charge in 1940. If he'd have surrendered as the rest of his War Cabinet wanted him to there'd have been no D-Day Landings and Fascism would have reigned supreme over Europe for a thousand years, as per Hitler's wishes.
Gary Oldman does a cracking job. For a svelte, good-looking guy in his fifties to play a portly, bald septuagenarian so well is impressive.
Whatever you think of Churchill's domestic politics, thank God he was in charge in 1940. If he'd have surrendered as the rest of his War Cabinet wanted him to there'd have been no D-Day Landings and Fascism would have reigned supreme over Europe for a thousand years, as per Hitler's wishes.
Gary Oldman does a cracking job. For a svelte, good-looking guy in his fifties to play a portly, bald septuagenarian so well is impressive.
coollino
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Hope your cocaine comedown isn't too bad this morning mate.