Last Film You Watched
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Zezti
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Yeah I didn't like it. All over the place and off-putting how often the same actors played multiple characters.
Watched Spectral on Netflix and it was a very average sc-fi/action flick. Lots of techno babble and cheap sci-fi ('reverse the polarity' kind of stuff).
Next up will be:
There's so many things wrong with it and the yellowface is bonkers but it never bored me and I think there is some parts that are done really well.
And when it's bad at least it crashes and burns in spectacular fashion.
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This is a very good news. Thrilled.
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AMC, Universal Agree to Trim Theatrical Window Before Movies Go Online
Movies will play in theaters for much less time before moving to home video under a new agreement between theater chain AMC and Universal Pictures, upending the way Hollywood has done business for decades.
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Not strictly a last film you watched post but Cineworld are opening back up at limited capacity this Friday. Lack of new releases means they're showing some old stuff to supplement.
I reckon I'll take up the chance to see Back To The Future, Empire Strikes Back and Batman Begins on the big screen.
I reckon I'll take up the chance to see Back To The Future, Empire Strikes Back and Batman Begins on the big screen.
carlos21
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Yo Claus how are you doing tonight.
evilwebby
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Beastmaster - 1982 one with Marc Singer. For old times' sake.
Genuinely love this film. Singer is nicely buff without looking too steroided, Rip Torn's Maax is a great villain, and Tanya Roberts' clevage is just magnificent. Shame the Tiger died following complication with the skin dye.. oh well.
9/10.
Genuinely love this film. Singer is nicely buff without looking too steroided, Rip Torn's Maax is a great villain, and Tanya Roberts' clevage is just magnificent. Shame the Tiger died following complication with the skin dye.. oh well.
9/10.
Connor mcloud
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LA92 documentary on Netflix, part of the Blm collection, about police brutality and racism in America mainly concentrating on the Rodney King trial and aftermath, some horrific footage, the violence and destruction is unbelievable.
The binman chronicles
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I remember watching that not too long after it came out and the part where they sacrifice children still haunts me. So I've never watched it again. It's probably tame compared to what we see now but I don't think I'll ever go back to it.
evilwebby
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Yeah, it definitely not for kids.
I had a similarly tramatic experience when I was a kid when my dad brought home "The Sword And The Scorceror" on VHS. It totally freaked me out.
Beats- A coming of age film about two best mates attending an illegal rave as one last great night.
Really, really great this. Poignant and hit all the right spots a film like that should. Not into the rave scene myself but I hear it really depicted that late 90s scene accurately.
Shed a bit of a tear at the end and found the ending credits topped off what was already a great piece of work.
Really, really great this. Poignant and hit all the right spots a film like that should. Not into the rave scene myself but I hear it really depicted that late 90s scene accurately.
Shed a bit of a tear at the end and found the ending credits topped off what was already a great piece of work.
Watched it last night, thoroughly enjoyed it, superb tribute to classic Sci-Fi, without being gory or full of special fx
