Rugby Toffee
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Well I don't rate this at all...
Well I don't rate this at all...
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Deadpool 2, was decent, second half of the film much better than the first though
Yeah after the X force the movie kept getting better.
The final hour made up for a slow start
Old movie I know....but just watched Where Eagles Dare again on disc.
Great way to kill a couple of hours....and many Nazis.
Great way to kill a couple of hours....and many Nazis.
OnlyBlueWillDo
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Death Wish, best Bruce Wills film I’ve seen since Diehard 4, follows a similar path as the Bronson classic just updated a bit.
Solid 6.5/10
Solid 6.5/10
DanEFC92
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Thought the opposite; thought 3rd act really brought it down.
OnlyBlueWillDo
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At the time it was made it was the best special effects ever put to screen and cost an absolute bomb to make, most expensive film in history for several years after it was done.
Watched a few recently
Decent enough biopic, Ben Foster is good, but The Armstrong Lie is really the go to film for this story.
Cracking this. Michael Shannon is fearsome as a real estate mogul profiting from the sub prime loans crash and taking one of his victims under his wing to tutor him in the ways of eviscerating capitalism. One of those films that's says a lot without being pedagogical and preachy.
Odd little fillum this. Sold as a comedy-horror, it's not particularly horrific and not very funny either. What it is though is a quite compelling, oddly touching and well acted love story along the lines of: girl meets boy, boy meets girl, boy's sarcastic mutilated dead ex girlfriend haunts them whenever they try and get it on.
It's a testament to all involved that it rises above this somewhat risky premise to create a genuinely unique film that's well worth a look and an interesting exploration of love, loss, obsession, grief and dependency. Well recommended.
Decent enough biopic, Ben Foster is good, but The Armstrong Lie is really the go to film for this story.
Cracking this. Michael Shannon is fearsome as a real estate mogul profiting from the sub prime loans crash and taking one of his victims under his wing to tutor him in the ways of eviscerating capitalism. One of those films that's says a lot without being pedagogical and preachy.
Odd little fillum this. Sold as a comedy-horror, it's not particularly horrific and not very funny either. What it is though is a quite compelling, oddly touching and well acted love story along the lines of: girl meets boy, boy meets girl, boy's sarcastic mutilated dead ex girlfriend haunts them whenever they try and get it on.
It's a testament to all involved that it rises above this somewhat risky premise to create a genuinely unique film that's well worth a look and an interesting exploration of love, loss, obsession, grief and dependency. Well recommended.
Michael Shannon is outstanding in 99 Homes.
He seems to have cornered the market in playing Sociopaths.
Wouldn't wanna be stuck in a lift with him that's for sure. Check out that Nina Forever though mate, it's not for everyone but I reckon you'd appreciate it.... take that how want
Watched Death Wish yesterday. Didn't realise that Bruce Willis was such a bad actor, although the film itself was okay.
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I, Daniel Blake (2016) fantastic job. Had tears towards the end.
Loved the accent, the acting, the cold real life feeling, and of course its main cause, fierce criticisims towards our 'modern' states.
Loved the accent, the acting, the cold real life feeling, and of course its main cause, fierce criticisims towards our 'modern' states.