Last Film You Watched

[Paris]

Hotel Mumbai.

Did a very good job of capturing the horror that many suffered in those horrible 3 days.

 

[Shevin Keedy]

The newer True Grit,I had avoided it due to liking the original,have to say Bridges was excellent,the girl was good and Matt Damons LeBeouf was a bit noncey,all in all not a bad remake

Yes they do a good job there, the film has its own identity without straying too far from the original.

 

[COYBL25]

Dya reckon he’s rock hard in real life

Brad Pitt would take him in Snatch, no problem

 

[Nymzee]

Brad Pitt would take him in Snatch, no problem

Always wondered with these sorts of actors. Like obv the film’s are choreographed but he does martial arts anyway so wonder if he’d be able to proper wreck someone.

 

[COYBL25]

Always wondered with these sorts of actors. Like obv the film’s are choreographed but he does martial arts anyway so wonder if he’d be able to proper wreck someone.

From looking at his cv I’d say he was deffo a hard case

 

[Shevin Keedy]

I am watching Extraction.

 

[carlos21]

Brad Pitt would take him in Snatch, no problem

Come on mate.

 

[carlos21]

From looking at his cv I’d say he was deffo a hard case

You got any nice pics for Carlos.

 

[COYBL25]

You got any nice pics for Carlos.

@Joey66 in his front garden

 

[carlos21]

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@Joey66 in his front garden

Nope in my thread.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

I liked it, but

Spoiler

The whole reason the mother died wasn't because of people with powers, or Psyke, or crime or anything sci-fi really. She died because she was poor and sick in America which is a pretty irritating thing to witness for people living with an actual 1st world healthcare system in the present, let alone future.

This stuff about the US is simply not true:


Privately-owned hospitals may turn away patients in a non-emergency, but public hospitals cannot refuse care. Public hospitals, funded by taxpayer dollars, are held to a different standard than privately owned for-profit hospitals. This means that a public hospital is the best option for those without health insurance or the means to pay for care.
The Emergency Medical and Treatment Labor Act (EMTLA)
Public and private hospitals alike are prohibited by law from denying a patient care in an emergency. The Emergency Medical and Treatment Labor Act (EMTLA) passed by Congress in 1986 explicitly forbids the denial of care to indigent or uninsured patients based on a lack of ability to pay.

 

[Zezti]

This stuff about the US is simply not true:


Privately-owned hospitals may turn away patients in a non-emergency, but public hospitals cannot refuse care. Public hospitals, funded by taxpayer dollars, are held to a different standard than privately owned for-profit hospitals. This means that a public hospital is the best option for those without health insurance or the means to pay for care.
The Emergency Medical and Treatment Labor Act (EMTLA)
Public and private hospitals alike are prohibited by law from denying a patient care in an emergency. The Emergency Medical and Treatment Labor Act (EMTLA) passed by Congress in 1986 explicitly forbids the denial of care to indigent or uninsured patients based on a lack of ability to pay.

Tell the makers of the film that.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Tell the makers of the film that.

Right enough. It just amazes me how common the idea is that Americans literally leave folk to die on the street outside hospitals!

 

[tommytowne]

Two films in quick succession last night.
Acts of Violence. 1.5 hours of silliness again. Bruce Willis getting money for nothing.
Law Abiding Citizen. I could recommend this. Nicely shot and keeps your interest more or less throughout. Jamie Foxx and the main protagonist give half decent performance. A couple of gory scenes midway may put you off your supper though.

 

[Shevin Keedy]

Extraction was rubbish.