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[Jamo Martinez]

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

Thought he was very good in that. And Jamie Foxx is superb. Well worth a watch.

 

[Nymzee]

Thought he was very good in that. And Jamie Foxx is superb. Well worth a watch.

It's my film for tonight. Just wanted to check Cruise didn't ruin another decent film.

 

[Charro]

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

It’s brilliant.

His best performance outside colour of money.

 

[Nymzee]

Who was it working their way through X-Men films?

Logan is on Film4 tonight @ 9pm

 

[Nymzee]

Well I’m only halfway through Collateral but Tom Cruise’s acting is bloody woeful so far.

 

[Charro]

Well I’m only halfway through Collateral but Tom Cruise’s acting is bloody woeful so far.

Tom Cruise is great.

His body of work from mid 80s through the 90s is as good as anyone’s.

 

[Nymzee]

Tom Cruise is great.

His body of work from mid 80s through the 90s is as good as anyone’s.

This is 2004 so makes sense (;

 

[Nymzee]

Hmm would give Collateral, at a push, a 7/10. Found it to be a little predictable (soon as Cruise clocked the lass at the start you knew she’d be a target). Feels like it could have been so much more and as far as assassins go could you have one as crap as Cruise? Sticks out like a sore thumb, leaves evidence everywhere and doesn’t even bother with a pissing suppressor. His pseudo-philosophical stuff wasn’t as deep as I feel the writers thought it would be.

 

[Terrarian]

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@jaycee loved it, just the type of film I really enjoy. Dark, slow and brooding, with a sense of foreboding that runs throughout the film.

Scarily good performance from the little lad. The fact that the always excellent David Morse plays support to him, is testimony to how good he is.

Anyone who likes dark stuff will enjoy this - on Netflix.

Might give that a go today, got time on my hands now I'm unemployed haha

 

[Zatara]

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?

I posted about a great korean crime thriller 2 days ago...Night in Paradise

 

[Jamo Martinez]

It’s brilliant.

His best performance outside colour of money.

Always thought Born on the 4th of July was his best.

 

[navidson]

Supernova

An extremely thoughtful and affecting film about watching the one you love succumb to dementia - Excellent performances from Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci

 

[4737carlin]

Watched 2 good films last last night, Charade, 60s Hitchcock with Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant, bit of a crime caper with a group of ppl chasing some cash, it's a good one, possibly under rated as I dont see it mentioned as often as other Hitchcoks.
Also Good Time, great film from 2017 with Patterson the younger guy from The Lighthouse. To look at some of it reminded me of Drive. Crime thriller the jist being one brother trying to get the other out of prison, turns into a bizarre series of events, bit dark and messed up, I loved it

 

[Oasis1878]

Just watched The Hunt.

Really, really bad.

 

[the golden visionary]

Who was it working their way through X-Men films?

Logan is on Film4 tonight @ 9pm

Thats the best one