Last Film You Watched

[jaycee]

"White boy Rick" its a decent watch,Matthew Mcconaughey is good as the dad,its an interesting story but the film doesnt capture it that well,theres a documentary about the same lad that is far more interesting than the film as it is a really odd story,involving a 15 y/o,the FBI,police and council corruption

 

[Toffe3m4n]

'His House' on Nextflix is the best thing I've seen on there in a while. Really solid film across the board.

 

[jaycee]

'His House' on Nextflix is the best thing I've seen on there in a while. Really solid film across the board.

I thought it was excellent,twist on the usual horror films but seen a lot of people slagging it off

 

[COYBL25]

I thought it was excellent,twist on the usual horror films but seen a lot of people slagging it off

Watched the Ghosts of War last night.

As you said, it had potential to be a good film, but ended up being a bit of a mess.

Plus they were trying to be clever with the ending, which was just daft.

 

[jaycee]

Watched the Ghosts of War last night.

As you said, it had potential to be a good film, but ended up being a bit of a mess.

Plus they were trying to be clever with the ending, which was just daft.

Yeah it starts off decently,few bumps and scares,decent plot but ends up a bit of a mess,if they had just stuck to the first part of the film it would have been a lot better

 

[jaycee]

"Ninja Assassin" bang average acting,not a great script but limbs getting hacked off,blood splattering everywhere,decent fight scenes,switch your brain off and watch some one elses squish on the floor

 

[Toffe3m4n]

I thought it was excellent, twist on the usual horror films but seen a lot of people slagging it off

Probably because of the political undertones. Without wanting to chide, it's going to be more or less popular depending on your political 'leaning' I think.
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[PITA]

Richard Jewell. Quite moving.

 

[4737carlin]

Richard Jewell. Quite moving.

Well directed from Eastwood that film, agree its very moving.

 

[COYBL25]

'His House' on Nextflix is the best thing I've seen on there in a while. Really solid film across the board.

Watched it last night, thought it was really good and watched like a film on BBC 4.

The lad who played the lead was standout.

The portrayal of the way the asylum seekers was treated was heartbreaking and I thought it was a really clever premise, to combine the supernatural with the story of the asylum seekers.

Won’t be for everyone though.

 

[jaycee]

On Netflix,hard hitting film of how poverty and crime are a constant circle for certain parts of communities