Last Film You Watched

[4737carlin]

Watched it once years ago and never really got what all the fuss was about.... that said I’d prob watch it again now just to see if my tastes have changed enough to view it more favourably......

I was like this so watched it again and still thought the same !

 

[Shaun the Blue]

What’s happened to the Korean film industry? There’s been loads of great films in the last twenty years but nothing special for a bit. Are they being released in the West anymore?

 

[Nymzee]

What’s happened to the Korean film industry? There’s been loads of great films in the last twenty years but nothing special for a bit. Are they being released in the West anymore?

Parasite? The Handmaiden? Kingdom (series)? Okja?

 

[JimmyJeffers]

Its alright but the film it’s based on , Infernal Affairs is better and thats only the start of the trilogy

Yeah I’ve not seen that and quite fancy giving it a bash

 

[Shaun the Blue]

Parasite? The Handmaiden? Kingdom (series)? Okja?

Handmaiden was good,yes. I’m thinking more of crime thrillers like The Chaser and Memories of Murder

 

[Nymzee]

Handmaiden was good,yes. I’m thinking more of crime thrillers like The Chaser and Memories of Murder

I mean to me the issue with Korean films is visibility. Unless it's shot by a really famour director sometimes they take years and years to filter through to the West.

 

[coollino]

Handmaiden was good,yes. I’m thinking more of crime thrillers like The Chaser and Memories of Murder

A lot seem to be social satire/dark humour these days. I guess all industries change theme now and again.

 

[Daz1878]

Parasite? The Handmaiden? Kingdom (series)? Okja?

Also from the past few years: Burning & The Wailing, both of which got a UK release.

 

[Obes]

As Good as It Gets.

 

[big nev lookalike]

The Furnace. An Australian Western,excellent film.

 

[Philw]

Its alright but the film it’s based on , Infernal Affairs is better and thats only the start of the trilogy

This x100

 

[Bedfordblue]

They Live
Invasion Of The Bodysnatchers (70's remake)

Both great.

Just watched They Live this morning, can’t believe I’ve not seen it before. I’d seen the image from the end before of the visitor in the bar but not known the film. Also amazed I’d never appreciated how much it influenced Shepard Faireys art, which is obvious now having watched it.

 

[Daz1878]

As my DVD of the Richard Speck-inspired Naked Massacre (AKA Born for Hell) arrived with several large cracks which made the disc unreadable, I opted for the similarly-scuzzy Cold Light of Day (1989). Based on the Dennis Nilsen murders, it's poorly acted and just not very well made, yet it's strangely watchable. There's nothing very explicit here, but it manages to be far grubbier than the David Tennant ITV series, and it's the sort of film that makes you want to take a good shower. Despite its amateur-hour quality - I'm guessing the budget was £8.50 and a ball of twine - I think it's worth a look, especially if you have any interest in the case. That said, Tony (2009) covers similar ground with much more success.

 

[Obes]

The Mauritanian.

Best of Enemies.

Two pretty decent true stories. Preferred Best of Enemies, anything with Sam Rockwell you know is good.

 

[Nymzee]

Is Collateral a good movie? Tom Cruise ruins films for me (except MI2)