Last Film You Watched

[summerisle]

This is well worth a watch.

 

[EvertonCJ]

The Gentlemen. Thought it was excellent with a really strong cast. Good to see Hugh Grant playing a different role to normal.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

Watched the devil of all time. 7/10. Was hoping for some True Detective sort of thing from the trailer but never really got there. Some good acting performances although I’m still not sold on RPatz. Seems to go from very good to trying too hard.

 

[Nymzee]

ITV4

The Equalizer.

 

[Deleted member 48881]

I wonder when and how can we watch The Woman in the Window? The film got lost...Netflix are not buying either it seems. Love Amy Adams.

The Woman in the Window (2021) ⭐ 5.7 | Crime, Drama, Mystery

1h 40m | 15

www.imdb.com

 

[4737carlin]

Watched 2 films last night, both true story's.

The Hatton Garden Job, was disappointed with this, was a bit slow and while some films based on true story's can have a bit of artistic license for extra drama I just didn't think this was very well done. Hatton Garden, the drama series with Timothy Spall was much better, and The Bank Job with Jason Statham was a better bank robbery film IMO.

Also watched Kajaki, now this I really enjoyed, good survival type film about lads caught in a mine field in Afghanistan. Not a war film, more a film about comradeship, some of it was a bit hard to look at though if you don't like images of blown up people!! I like films like this, 127 hours...etc

 

[deipnosophist]

Watched 2 films last night, both true story's.

The Hatton Garden Job, was disappointed with this, was a bit slow and while some films based on true story's can have a bit of artistic license for extra drama I just didn't think this was very well done. Hatton Garden, the drama series with Timothy Spall was much better, and The Bank Job with Jason Statham was a better bank robbery film IMO.

Also watched Kajaki, now this I really enjoyed, good survival type film about lads caught in a mine field in Afghanistan. Not a war film, more a film about comradeship, some of it was a bit hard to look at though if you don't like images of blown up people!! I like films like this, 127 hours...etc

Gangs of London had a very graphic scene of a bloke get blown apart by a grenade

 

[bigjonny]

I wonder when and how can we watch The Woman in the Window? The film got lost...Netflix are not buying either it seems. Love Amy Adams.

The Woman in the Window (2021) ⭐ 5.7 | Crime, Drama, Mystery

1h 40m | 15

www.imdb.com

Looks like a remake of Rear Window

 

[Deleted member 48881]

Looks like a remake of Rear Window

thanks to covid they cancelled going cinemas. Nobody knows what will happen with it

 

[Jamo Martinez]

I watched Bridge on the River Kwai with Alec Guinness years ago, a classic film made just 12 years after the end of the war in 1957 but in colour and not dated, as about the Japanese PoW's.

It's about a Colonel Nicholson who as the senior officer amongst the prisoners reluctantly agrees to camp commander Saito's suggestion of getting the World War II POWs to build a railway bridge. However, the project soon becomes an obsession..

The cruelty depicted at a time when it wasn't normal in British cinema to be so explicit was only part of the tale. Truly harrowing, brings home to you in a way no documentary really can, just how inhuman the guards were to other human beings, although in general the Japanese were brought up to think being taken prisoner was the ultimate degradation, worse than death, and prisoners were therefore the lowest of the low and should be treated as such.

I think that Colonel Nicholson was from Birkenhead. I believe his family fought to restore his good name because apparently, in reality, he did everything in his power to disrupt the construction.

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

Watched 2 films last night, both true story's.

The Hatton Garden Job, was disappointed with this, was a bit slow and while some films based on true story's can have a bit of artistic license for extra drama I just didn't think this was very well done. Hatton Garden, the drama series with Timothy Spall was much better, and The Bank Job with Jason Statham was a better bank robbery film IMO.

Also watched Kajaki, now this I really enjoyed, good survival type film about lads caught in a mine field in Afghanistan. Not a war film, more a film about comradeship, some of it was a bit hard to look at though if you don't like images of blown up people!! I like films like this, 127 hours...etc

Felt sorry for that lad who got blown up 3 times!!!

 

[4737carlin]

Felt sorry for that lad who got blown up 3 times!!!

Bit unlucky that

 

[Gwlacticos]

A Cure For Wellness.
Netflix.
Hmmmm. A strange one. I liked it. I think.

 

[Prevenger17]

I'm sure he is dead nice on the subway but he is painful to watch.

I genuinely think at this rate that future evaluations of his acting career will be almost completely contorted by the fact that he is, by all accounts, one of the nicest people on earth. It's a helluva propaganda play, people will be talking about him like Brando in 20 years

 

[jaycee]

Up there with the worse films I have ever seen,I watch some crap but this is absolute gash,if you want to see awful acting alongside a truely horrific plot,then this is the film for you