Yeah I know it night not be the best movie to watch but I saw it in the theater and my first tv and it looked really nice. Last 2 other tvs didn't really look right. Just want to see how it looks with all the black scenes
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Re-watched The Midnight Meat Train last night. It's so good for some reason.
Chris O'Connor
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Will do, added to my list of sky cinema films on the sky planner,
Have four to watch atm
Us,
Swallow,
End of Watch - via iplayer (which has lots of reviews on this thread already)
Under the Skin - via film4 (also has reviews on this thread already)
Promising Young Woman
Wow
Just give Carey Mulligan the Oscar now
Wow
Just give Carey Mulligan the Oscar now
coollino
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Next on my list.
Chris O'Connor
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Free with Sky Cinema or £7.99 to rent on Amazon Prime or YouTube.
I thoroughly enjoyed this, even on a superficial level I found it full of the tension, surprises and scares any decent horror type thriller should have before considering deeper meanings. The most obvious being allegorical. A tale mirroring the difference in society between 'the normal' better off leading a 'happy' existence full of possibilities and the oppressed, depressed 'others'- the tethered - leading a miserable limited existence with no prospects and no real life. A deliberate pointer imo towards US society in general, and the great divide between the middle class and oppressed, the haves and have nots as it is between the oppression of races, a problem America especially has been torn apart by for generations upon generations and is right front and centre of the news right now.
(There are nods to other past horror films notably The Shining and others which may have influenced the writer)
**** Warning minor spoiler below *****"
Again there's a neat twist right at the end which recalls the very start of the film and the hall of mirrors, who actually is the now grown up wife after all?
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Blueboy57
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Sputnik is a good movie over on Netflix. Russian film with subtitles that has slight shades of Alien to it. Set in 1983 2 cosmonauts come back from a space exhibition where one of them is now the host for an alien thingy that turns out not to be very friendly (surprise, surprise). Good build up of tension throughout the film & quite a bit of gore.
Certainly worth a watch if you like your scary science fiction stuff.
Certainly worth a watch if you like your scary science fiction stuff.
Is The Place Beyond The Pines any good? Love Ryan Gosling.
The Awakening of Motti Wolkenbruch.
Wanted to watch a German language film since my wife and I are both fluent.
What a mistake. This is a steaming pile of horse crap.
Wanted to watch a German language film since my wife and I are both fluent.
What a mistake. This is a steaming pile of horse crap.
Widows. Decent enough watch.
jaycee
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I watched it the other night,afraid I disagree,thought it was a poor film,the acting was average,the script poor,the alien would have looked more at home on Ceebeebies
BNJ1878
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Rewatched again a couple of days back.
Well worth the time.
Everyone is well cast. This features Ryan Gosling from Drive, not Ryan Gosling from La La Land.
Enjoy!
A Star is Born
watched it this afternoon, the Bradley Cooper and Lady GaGa one, thought it was brilliant
watched it this afternoon, the Bradley Cooper and Lady GaGa one, thought it was brilliant
BNJ1878
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Little bit of trivia.
The house out in the woods (where he killed himself) was the family home of Dan Meis at the time of filming.