Last Film You Watched

[Albertini78]

No just dog chases and dogs jumping through Windows. Actually has got excellent reviews will be interested to see what you think

Thought it was really enjoyable easy 7/10 not your typical dog film it had humour in it at the start mischievous pup but also with it being based on a true story the bravery of Togo and the rest on their journey

 

[Paulie]

I watched Onward in the Everyman in Metquarter. Brilliant venue and a quality film. Clever and funny.

Then watched Nightcrawler, very good too.

 

[JokerJ]

A film called Brightbug, basically what superman would have been if he turned bad instead of good. It was decent.

 

[Nymzee]

A film called Brightbug, basically what superman would have been if he turned bad instead of good. It was decent.

*Brightburn

 

[JokerJ]

*Brightburn

Oh haha Brightburn then, I stand corrected.

 

[larbert toffee]

Don't go to the cinema a lot, last film I saw was 'Stan and Ollie' not afraid to say I shed a tear, true legends in every sense of the word.

 

[JokerJ]

Don't go to the cinema a lot, last film I saw was 'Stan and Ollie' not afraid to say I shed a tear, true legends in every sense of the word.

From Ulverston near Barrow Stan Laurel, NW of England in a broader sense.

 

[larbert toffee]

From Ulverston near Barrow Stan Laurel, NW of England in a broader sense.

They've recently uncovered a very old music hall near Argyll Street in Glasgow City centre where Stan made his stage debut https://www.britanniapanopticon.org/

 

[Nymzee]

From Ulverston near Barrow Stan Laurel, NW of England in a broader sense.

Where I'm from

 

[JokerJ]

Where I'm from

Gary Stevens from there too as am I.(but I don't like to talk about it haha)

 

[larbert toffee]

Where I'm from

Gary Stevens from there too as am I.(but I don't like to talk about it haha)

 

[Nymzee]

Gary Stevens from there too as am I.(but I don't like to talk about it haha)

NW pride

 

[Davidoff]

Joker - knew it would be intense from comments on here, but crikey it was grim, wasn’t expecting it to be so bleak. Really drew me in though, a real experience of a film.

Didn’t think Hollywood was capable of producing something this edgy

 

[Jimmy Flangemoth]

The Invisible Man (2020)

No, not a documentary about Gylfi Sigurdsson, but rather an updated version of H. G. Wells' science-fiction novel.

I enjoyed the first 60 minutes - particularly the scenes involving Elisabeth Moss as she quietly observed her surroundings as she could sense herself being watched. Didn't really care for the latter half of the picture.

The same director - Leigh Whannell - made the very good sci-fi/thriller Upgrade in 2018 which I prefer over the above.

 

[OnlyBlueWillDo]

Watched that new The Invisible Man movie this aftey....absolute gash it was, based on a true story though.