Last Film You Watched

[COYBL25]

I thought it was alright, particularly enjoyed the first 30-45 mins. Thought the 'social commentary' fell a bit flat though, felt as though they'd chucked in all these references without any real coherent point to them.

Decent film but no replay value IMO.

Snowflake / woke pi55 take.

 

[Diogenes the Cynic]

Nightmare Alley was absolutely horrifying by the way.

Have me nightmares last night and was still thinking about it all day today.

Good film, will never watch it again.

 

[COYBL25]

Nightmare Alley was absolutely horrifying by the way.

Have me nightmares last night and was still thinking about it all day today.

Good film, will never watch it again.

It’s had a very limited release for some reason - playing mainly art house cinemas in Liverpool ?

( I know you’re in the South West )

 

[Diogenes the Cynic]

It’s had a very limited release for some reason - playing mainly art house cinemas in Liverpool ?

( I know you’re in the South West )

I watched it at The Everyman in Bristol, I would guess it would probably be shown at the one in Liverpool?

Big name director, cast, budget and a very good (if utterly disturbing) film so I'm surprised if it remains a limited release.

Mind you I don't think the recent Macbeth film had a huge release either, maybe in these troubled times for cinemas the main ones are banking on the assured bums on seats that blockbusters, remakes and sequels provide.

Sad if true. I usually only go the Everyman now because it has comfy couches that don't have me fidgeting after the trailers having to go to the bog to stretch my legs twice a film. And beer obviously.

 

[COYBL25]

I watched it at The Everyman in Bristol, I would guess it would probably be shown at the one in Liverpool?

Big name director, cast, budget and a very good (if utterly disturbing) film so I'm surprised if it remains a limited release.

Mind you I don't think the recent Macbeth film had a huge release either, maybe in these troubled times for cinemas the main ones are banking on the assured bums on seats that blockbusters, remakes and sequels provide.

Sad if true. I usually only go the Everyman now because it has comfy couches that don't have me fidgeting after the trailers having to go to the bog to stretch my legs twice a film. And beer obviously.

It’s on at the Everyman In Liverpool and that Fact - both art house, both very comfy and you can drink in them lol

 

[jayonenote]

Nobody....
Terrific fun

 

[PITA]

The killing of a sacred deer.

Compelling viewing.

 

[Nymzee]

The killing of a sacred deer.

Compelling viewing.

Great film. Uncomfy.

 

[PITA]

Great film. Uncomfy.

Agreed.

 

[summerisle]

The Great Escape, Donald Pleasance brings a manly tear at the end.

*He was really shot down in WW2 in 1944, and spent the rest of the war in a POW camp.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

I watched it at The Everyman in Bristol, I would guess it would probably be shown at the one in Liverpool?

Big name director, cast, budget and a very good (if utterly disturbing) film so I'm surprised if it remains a limited release.

Mind you I don't think the recent Macbeth film had a huge release either, maybe in these troubled times for cinemas the main ones are banking on the assured bums on seats that blockbusters, remakes and sequels provide.

Sad if true. I usually only go the Everyman now because it has comfy couches that don't have me fidgeting after the trailers having to go to the bog to stretch my legs twice a film. And beer obviously.

Watched Parasite at that one in Bristol. Nice cinema

 

[Toast]

Days of Thunder on C5..

Boss.

 

[Baines' left foot]

Prisoners with Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal. A pretty good crime mystery thriller with some twists. Hugh Jackman played the stereotypical ‘dad will do whatever it takes to get his daughter back’ role very well.

 

[Grogu the blue]

The Great Escape, Donald Pleasance brings a manly tear at the end.

*He was really shot down in WW2 in 1944, and spent the rest of the war in a POW camp.

If that’s true, what a legacy that is

 

[Bluerover]

When I get a chance, I love to watch the old pics on Talking Movies. Usually the missus interrupts with something that has to be done NOW!