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[ste d' indica]

Best described as a big mess.

LOL at the dunderheads who said "The Emily Blunt character was totally pointless "

 

[Daz1878]

The Sisters Brothers. Was a bit concerned about Jacques Audiard making a film in English, but this really is great stuff. Joaquin Phoenix, John C. Reilly, Jake Gyllenhaal, Riz Ahmed... a great cast, and all on great form. While it often feels familiar, Audiard brings a fresh eye to the western genre, and the whole thing comes together beautifully. It only opened yesterday but I don't think it'll hang around too long, so go and see it while you can. One of the year's best.

 

[SuperTimCahill]

LOL at the dunderheads who said "The Emily Blunt character was totally pointless "

I really enjoyed Sicario 2 at the cinema. Might be more because of the score (and Benicio Del Toro being Benicio Del Toro) than the actual film, tho.

 

[SuperTimCahill]

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The Sisters Brothers. Was a bit concerned about Jacques Audiard making a film in English, but this really is great stuff. Joaquin Phoenix, John C. Reilly, Jake Gyllenhaal, Riz Ahmed... a great cast, and all on great form. While it often feels familiar, Audiard brings a fresh eye to the western genre, and the whole thing comes together beautifully. It only opened yesterday but I don't think it'll hang around too long, so go and see it while you can. One of the year's best.

Glad you liked it. Far too rare that we get some proper westerns in the cinemas. People should support this genre.

 

[goodisonopheliac]

Toy Story 2. And I'll be going to see the fourth one because I'm a giant sap and I love Toy Story.

 

[Zatara]

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The Sisters Brothers. Was a bit concerned about Jacques Audiard making a film in English, but this really is great stuff. Joaquin Phoenix, John C. Reilly, Jake Gyllenhaal, Riz Ahmed... a great cast, and all on great form. While it often feels familiar, Audiard brings a fresh eye to the western genre, and the whole thing comes together beautifully. It only opened yesterday but I don't think it'll hang around too long, so go and see it while you can. One of the year's best.

Thought it was dreadful...just one big mess

 

[Walken]

I’m not too fussed how accurate it is if it’s a crap film. The Hobbit is brilliant and that isn’t anything like the book.

The hobbit is a horrendous cash in

 

[Walken]

Why do people get so concerned about following what was in the books, film is a different medium and concessions often have to be made.

I actually quite liked the Hobbit films, mainly because I rate the LOTR's trilogy by Jackson and the Hobbit films weren't that far off the mark.

If its a book someone loves they will want to see loyalty shown to the source material and a genuine representation of characters painstakingly created. If you are working from someones material you probably owe them at the very least the respect of not misrepresenting their work

 

[Nymzee]

If its a book someone loves they will want to see loyalty shown to the source material and a genuine representation of characters painstakingly created. If you are working from someones material you probably owe them at the very least the respect of not misrepresenting their work

If they made a film directly accurate to The Hobbit book it’d be an hour long.

 

[ilikecheese]

Good Will Hunting for the umpteenth time but the first in a while.

Still remains one of my all time best movies. A brilliant story with some incredible acting.

I crushed hard on Minnie Driver.

 

[Walken]

If they made a film directly accurate to The Hobbit book it’d be an hour long.

I remember seeing a stage adaption of it years ago, i think it ran 3 hours which seemed about right as a fan of the book

 

[coollino]

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The Sisters Brothers. Was a bit concerned about Jacques Audiard making a film in English, but this really is great stuff. Joaquin Phoenix, John C. Reilly, Jake Gyllenhaal, Riz Ahmed... a great cast, and all on great form. While it often feels familiar, Audiard brings a fresh eye to the western genre, and the whole thing comes together beautifully. It only opened yesterday but I don't think it'll hang around too long, so go and see it while you can. One of the year's best.

Saw it last night and thought it was great and unexpectedly funny. Not often you see the four main actors play such fragile characters.

 

[Nymzee]

I remember seeing a stage adaption of it years ago, i think it ran 3 hours which seemed about right as a fan of the book

Stage... film... not really the same.

 

[ste d' indica]

I really enjoyed Sicario 2 at the cinema. Might be more because of the score (and Benicio Del Toro being Benicio Del Toro) than the actual film, tho.

I'm fairness, he is actually excellent in it, it's just a shame the film doesn't match his performance

 

[Prevenger17]

Ant-Man and the Wasp. Not good