Last Film You Watched

[Prevenger17]

I love this film

Me too. The first time I ever saw the "aim for the bushes" scene, I was genuinely sore and breathless with laughter, one of the funniest standalone scenes I've ever seen. Wahlberg plays a great straight guy in comedies

 

[Charro]

Me too. The first time I ever saw the "aim for the bushes" scene, I was genuinely sore and breathless with laughter, one of the funniest standalone scenes I've ever seen. Wahlberg plays a great straight guy in comedies

Hahah same. When that happened I knew I was going to be all in with this.

Love Michael Keaton in it too.

 

[Prevenger17]

Love Michael Keaton in it too.

He's just superb in everything but yeah, one of his best. The funeral fight scene

 

[Nymzee]

He's just superb in everything but yeah, one of his best. The funeral fight scene

DESK POP!

 

[4737carlin]

Watched The Drunken Master the other night, great 70s Kung Fu early Jackie Chan film, along with Snake In The Eagles Shadow its one of my favourites of his!!

 

[COYBL25]

Not seen that. I enjoyed Looking for Eric, but I think that was simply Eric Cantona being Eric Cantona that did that.

Even The Angels Share which was supposed to be one of his lighter pieces had me grinding my (sugar rotted, NHS neglected, BUPA not-covered) teeth to stumps.

We all have the things we "should" like that we don't. I find Ken Loach absolutely insufferable.

The exception being the life story of @Joey66 - Kes

 

[Joey66]

The exception being the life story of @Joey66 - Kes

BED.....

 

[davids]

Man on Fire on TV haven't seen it in years,could have had a slightly better ending.

 

[Shevin Keedy]

Is that the argument from "if you don't like something I like it's because you're thick"?

I don't like his movies because every single one is the same cardboard cutouts of noble working-class savages who's personality flaws are only ever brought about by the evil boss class and uncaring institutions.

Your mileage may vary.

Have you seen the Golden Vision? It is a play for the day type thing rather than a film.

 

[4737carlin]

Just seen Dark Waters, really good film but also a bit scary. Not in a horror sense, but how big powerful multinationals can do what they want.
It's about a chemical company poisoning water in the USA and a lawyer who exposed it, well worth seeing.

 

[PITA]

I rewatched Midnight Run recently. Still think it's a great film. Totally forgot Joe Pantoliano was in it. Has been abar 20 years since I saw it like.

Another 80s classic I saw again recently was After Hours. Absolutely brilliant, up there with Scorsese's best imho.

The reason I asked is because I don’t think that it is overlooked. Good shout on ‘After Hours’.

 

[4737carlin]

I rewatched Midnight Run recently. Still think it's a great film. Totally forgot Joe Pantoliano was in it. Has been abar 20 years since I saw it like.

Another 80s classic I saw again recently was After Hours. Absolutely brilliant, up there with Scorsese's best imho.

Love that film, the 2 actors work so well together

 

[gonetomorrow]

Saw Parasite in a virtually empty cinema this afternoon. I don't know what I expected really but I left feeling a bit disappointed. Recommend it though.

It's beautifully presented and the plot had me amused and intrigued until about two thirds in and then things got pretty heavy.
It's longer than it needs to be, I'd say.

 

[Connor]

Ford v Ferrari.

Really enjoyed after not knowing what to expect

 

[Walken]

Me too. The first time I ever saw the "aim for the bushes" scene, I was genuinely sore and breathless with laughter, one of the funniest standalone scenes I've ever seen. Wahlberg plays a great straight guy in comedies

I love that genre in general, proof to me you don't even need a great script for a comedy you just need good people there with funny faces and delivery.