Last Film You Watched

[coollino]

For anyone interested, MUBI are currently doing their £1 for 3 months offer again... well worth signing up for it for a few pence a month. Lots of good stuff on there, although I struggle to find the time to watch much of it. I always do take the £1 offer, though, as it's worth it even if I watch just one thing.

They have so much good stuff on there at the moment that it stresses me out lol.

There haven't been a lull in quality for a few (with the new film each day part). I've had the full sub for a few years now

 

[OneTrueLegend]

Watched don’t look up last night. Thought it was very good, though not an easy watch at times, but an amazing cast and the plot has some great twists and turns to it. Worth a watch, if you have Netflix.

 

[AndyC]

BT Sport Films, Rocky and Wrighty - a tribute to the late great David Rocastle is a really, really good watch.
Rocastle was a fantastic footballer cruelly lost to cancer at just 34.

 

[Bedfordblue]

Watched Office Christmas Party last night with Jennifer Anniston and Jason Bateman and despite the decidedly average reviews really quite enjoyed it.

 

[perth_blue]

Saw the new Spiderman.
First Spiderman film I've seen in the cinema, it was fun I guess you could say.

 

[Amw79]

Watched The Protege on Amazon Prime.

Action type thriller with Maggie G, Michael Keaton and Samuel L Jackson, directed by Martin Campbell who’s done a couple of bond films.

Some decent action and stunts, but bizarre dialogue and tone, and an ending that felt tacked on, or re-written or badly edited or something.

4/10, but passed a couple hours.

 

[Zezti]

Couldn't make it to the end of Don't Look Up. One unbearable character after another. I know it was meant to be a parody but I didn't like a single thing about it.

 

[coollino]

Couldn't make it to the end of Don't Look Up. One unbearable character after another. I know it was meant to be a parody but I didn't like a single thing about it.

The director is really into over-acting, it was the same in The Big Short

 

[JimmyJeffers]

Couldn't make it to the end of Don't Look Up. One unbearable character after another. I know it was meant to be a parody but I didn't like a single thing about it.

Weird how many people hate on this. Thought it was decent but largely forgettable.

 

[4737carlin]

We need to get our top 5 films of the year up, ill do mine tomorrow after the match

 

[coollino]

Tangerine

Forth time I've seen this. Love it, relentless, pulsating and is under 90mins

 

[evilwebby]

Oliver Stone’s JFK (1991)

Wasn’t sure I would have the patience or stamina for this one, but it completely gripped me.
An exceptional movie.

10/10

 

[ilikecheese]

Don't Look Up was very good. A frightening look at the reality we are living with in America. Complete denial of a climate crisis is the same as the complete denial of a virus crisis and in the film an exinction level event. If we ignore it it's convenient and popular with stupid people.

We're literally headed towards such a reality when the truth becomes fables to the masses.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

The new Spider-Man. Is ridiculously overrated, and not a patch on the first two Raimi movies. In fact I preferred the first Garfield one as well.

 

[Prevenger17]

Watched Don't Look Up to see what all the fuss was about. It was an extremely average film. Thought Rylance was v funny as the tech bozo but otherwise it was a comedy very short on laughs and about as subtle as a jackhammer.