Last Film You Watched

[tommytowne]

Anyone caught Extraction yet?

Yep!
Another couple of hours were you need to suspend reality within your mind.

 

[Barnfred 55]

Rise of Skywalker.

An entertaining way to kill a couple of hours, despite its flaws it's easily the best film of the sequel trilogy (not a high bar tbh).

The extra 'making of' documentary that came with the blu-ray was a interesting watch too.

Got the DVD. We'll be watching it tonight

 

[dholliday]

The Hopper/Walken seen is ace. Probably one of my favourite scenes.

My favourite scene to, along with the scene between Rutger Hauer and Harrison Ford in the original film with Ford's voice over behind it. Two great scenes, with two great soundtracks behind them.

I'd add the helicopter attack scene in Apocalypse Now to that list. And the Biggus Dickus scene from Life of Brian

i'd go:

1. the entire psychedelic sequence of 2001. That music, those images, the wild interpretations. What a way to finish the greatest film of all time.

2. "Guards! Knights! Squires! Prepare for battle!" from Excalibur, with Orff's incredible Carmina Burana just about to kick arse, heightened by my always mishearing the "hac in hora" line as "the king will come!", which fits beautifully.

3. That oh-my-god-no-ffing-way moment in Oldboy with the photo album. Never saw it coming, and still now it's utterly gutwrenching. Masterful film-making.

 

[degsy]

I don't understand your point. It was a very good movie and the references to Muhammad (PBUH) helped contextualise certain scenes.

Yeah right.

 

[Khalekan]

I watched Sideways the ither night.

What a great little film it is.

 

[Paris]

Yeah right.

All I can say is watch it for yourself.

 

[Davidoff]

I watched Sideways the ither night.

What a great little film it is.

I love that film - I’ve not touched merlot since first seeing it

 

[BNJ1878]

Dropped into The Hitching Post on my road trip around CA a couple of years ago. Nothing to write home about, but as a big fan of the film it had to be done.

 

[Khalekan]

I love that film - I’ve not touched merlot since first seeing it

lol

 

[tonyhorne]

Across the Universe was a decent film. Ever see that?

No, I don't think so. It's on the "to watch" list. Cheers...

 

[Zatara]

Anyone caught Extraction yet?

If you enjoyed

Bourne
The Raid
The Raid 2

Or movies with lots of action you will love it.

Its got 7/10 on imdb and being given 1/10 by numerous bangladesh posters because apparently they didnt film in bangladesh.

As far as action films go its EASILY 8.5/10 and maybe higher.

I could watch it all over again. Brilliant !!!

 

[The binman chronicles]

Willow on Disney+, haven't seen it for decades and the years have not been kind on the special effects but it's a fun watch and reminded me how hot Joanne Whalley was back then.

 

[Nymzee]

If you enjoyed

Bourne
The Raid
The Raid 2

Or movies with lots of action you will love it.

Its got 7/10 on imdb and being given 1/10 by numerous bangladesh posters because apparently they didnt film in bangladesh.

As far as action films go its EASILY 8.5/10 and maybe higher.

I could watch it all over again. Brilliant !!!

Enjoyed it. Thought some of the SFX were a little poor but thought it was a decent action film. Hard as nails is our Chris.

 

[carlos21]

i'd go:

1. the entire psychedelic sequence of 2001. That music, those images, the wild interpretations. What a way to finish the greatest film of all time.

2. "Guards! Knights! Squires! Prepare for battle!" from Excalibur, with Orff's incredible Carmina Burana just about to kick arse, heightened by my always mishearing the "hac in hora" line as "the king will come!", which fits beautifully.

3. That oh-my-god-no-ffing-way moment in Oldboy with the photo album. Never saw it coming, and still now it's utterly gutwrenching. Masterful film-making.

What is Billy been ban for.

 

[dholliday]

What is Billy been ban for.

@Billy Dean i'm sure is not banned, mate...he's a good lad.