Last Film You Watched
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OnlyBlueWillDo
Player Valuation: £35m
Just read there is a bidding war for the rights to make it into a TV series with Glazer interested in being involved, done right it would be a cracker, great story to develop.
Tommy Chong
Player Valuation: £70m
'The Fanatic' starring John Travolta... Produced by no other than Bill Kenwright's production company. 
It's about a fan of a movie star who's a bit mentally touched in his head. He starts becoming obsessed with the movie star and it becomes a bit disturbing.
Ummmm… Wonder why Kenwright would choose to put his name on movie about a mentally disturbed fan?
It's about a fan of a movie star who's a bit mentally touched in his head. He starts becoming obsessed with the movie star and it becomes a bit disturbing.
Ummmm… Wonder why Kenwright would choose to put his name on movie about a mentally disturbed fan?
Probably had 40,000 examples to work from.'The Fanatic' starring John Travolta... Produced by no other than Bill Kenwright's production company.
It's about a fan of a movie star who's a bit mentally touched in his head. He starts becoming obsessed with the movie star and it becomes a bit disturbing.
Ummmm… Wonder why Kenwright would choose to put his name on movie about a mentally disturbed fan?
Brendan Janus
Player Valuation: £40m
"The Commuter"
Liam Neeson !
Usual non stop action on a train.
7/10.
Liam Neeson !
Usual non stop action on a train.
7/10.
Roger Milla
Player Valuation: £20m
Jarhead on Netflix
Going to watch Three Kings tonight I think
Going to watch Three Kings tonight I think
Such a great movie and aged really really well
Tommy Chong
Player Valuation: £70m
Both films had really good soundtracks as well if I remember correctly.
Roger Milla
Player Valuation: £20m
Tommy Chong
Player Valuation: £70m
Not going to ruin it for you in case you haven’t watched Jarhead yet, but the final scene and Jakes words always stuck with me for some reason.
And my favourite for Three Kings is when they’re tearing through the desert in a jeep and George is blasting one of Bach’s choral pieces (one of my favourites) on the radio!
Funny how some things stick with you, desire not having seen either movie in at least a decade! lol
We three kings be stealing the gold
Split - bit underwhelmed tbh, it didn’t really climax
Fine performance from Mcavoy, surprised me - I didn’t credit him as being that good
Fine performance from Mcavoy, surprised me - I didn’t credit him as being that good
Mr Jones.
From Wikipedia:
In 1933, Gareth Jones is an ambitious young journalist who has gained some renown for his interview with Adolf Hitler. Thanks to his connections to Lloyd George, the former Prime Minister, he is able to get official permission from the United Kingdom to travel to the Soviet Union. Jones intends to try and interview Stalin and find out more about the Soviet Union's economic expansion and its apparently successful five-year development plan.
Jones is restricted to Moscow, but jumps his train and travels unofficially to Ukraine to discover evidence the Holodomor, including empty villages, starving people, cannibalism, and the enforced collection of grain. On his return to the UK he struggles to get his story taken seriously. The film ends by recording that Jones died in Mongolia on a return visit to the USSR, not knowing that his guide was employed by the Soviet secret service.
A teriffic film imho.
From Wikipedia:
In 1933, Gareth Jones is an ambitious young journalist who has gained some renown for his interview with Adolf Hitler. Thanks to his connections to Lloyd George, the former Prime Minister, he is able to get official permission from the United Kingdom to travel to the Soviet Union. Jones intends to try and interview Stalin and find out more about the Soviet Union's economic expansion and its apparently successful five-year development plan.
Jones is restricted to Moscow, but jumps his train and travels unofficially to Ukraine to discover evidence the Holodomor, including empty villages, starving people, cannibalism, and the enforced collection of grain. On his return to the UK he struggles to get his story taken seriously. The film ends by recording that Jones died in Mongolia on a return visit to the USSR, not knowing that his guide was employed by the Soviet secret service.
A teriffic film imho.
Tommy Chong
Player Valuation: £70m
Yip... Felt the same way. I think M. Night Shyamalan has lost his touch in the last decade or so when it comes to putting decent plot 'twists' in his films.
Now you must watch Glass. It ties the whole story up into a nice ending.
