Last Film You Watched

[Benicetoourboys]

Sake
Watching this later. Been the one film I've been looking forward to

I know what you mean.
Hate it when I've bought a autobiography (or any kind of book) & then before I've started it someone says its boring or they didn't enjoy it.
Bought Dunc's book 4 weeks ago for example!

 

[Rita_Poon]

For Friday nights I always like a bit of mindless violence - Happy Gilmore it is then

 

[Rita_Poon]

50 years ago today, cinema changed forever...


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Awesome, hope there's some new documentaries shown to celebrate it. 2 wasn't up to much, I was totally on the sharks side vs the annoying kids, and the less said about 3 and 'the revenge' the better. Maybe they'll do a b2b with 'Alien'.

 

[PITA]

is there no limit to his talentlessness.

No.

 

[Rita_Poon]

50 years ago today, cinema changed forever...


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ITV4 tonight at 9:05pm.

For those that don't like quality, 'con air' is on 'GREAT! movies' at 9pm (freeview 34)

 

[overkill]

28 years later

It was alright, they managed to make the kid not be annoying like in The Road so that was cool.
They have a new kind of infected that's pretty cool.

Wanted more from it really, however it's the first of a new trilogy so more to come

7/10 worth watching if you either like this kind of post apocalyptic films or you're a fan of the franchise

 

[PKwalnuts]

Watched Rear Window again this week. I do enjoy an old movie.

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Watched The 3 faces of Eve the other night, never seen before but was on my list of recommended for ages, amd taped it at Christmas. Wow, brilliant from the lead actress, who I then read up on as being Paul Newman's wife, outliving him in the end as a Widow. Made in the 50's, and L. Cobb from 12 Angry Men as the Dr. Just great.

 

[April1970]

The Great Gatsby with Di Caprio - not quite as good as the Robert Redford version from the 1970s.

 

[Rita_Poon]

In the Teeth of Jaws – Clive Barker’s A-Z of Horror – Isaiah Berlin – Freedom and Its Enemies – tape 2862

This tape opens with the end of What The Papers Say and the big story is clearly Louise Woodward, the young English au pair accused of killing a baby by shaking. One of the novel aspects of the cas…

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There's a docu from channel4 or film4 that I remember but can't name...

 

[DanEFC92]

28 years was bizarre. Like 3 different films, talk about tonal whiplash.

Don't know what to make of it. But initial thoughts is it was half good half crap.

Shame.

 

[Wizard]

28 years was bizarre. Like 3 different films, talk about tonal whiplash.

Don't know what to make of it. But initial thoughts is it was half good half crap.

Shame.

That was basically my feeling. Leaning more towards the good stuff but some serious crap too.

 

[Cels]

Watched The 3 faces of Eve the other night, never seen before but was on my list of recommended for ages, amd taped it at Christmas. Wow, brilliant from the lead actress, who I then read up on as being Paul Newman's wife, outliving him in the end as a Widow. Made in the 50's, and L. Cobb from 12 Angry Men as the Dr. Just great.

Cheers, I'll try to watch it over the weekend. I read up a little about the film and noticed that Joanne Woodward's performance won her an Academy Award for Best Actress.

 

[Shevin Keedy]

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Steamed this last night on recommendation:

Danger Close : The Battle For Long Tan.

Based on a true story, three platoons of mainly young inexperienced Aussie and Kiwi soldiers, fight for survival against a regiment of Viet Cong, some twenty times their strength.

An all star Aussie cast, led by the always excellent Travis Fimmel, put in a real shift.

Raw and visceral, one I wished I’d seen on the cinema, as the battle scenes are immense.

where can I see?

 

[Zatara]

Sinners--absolutely dreadful in every way.

 

[Walken]

Watched Rear Window again this week. I do enjoy an old movie.

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Randomly stumbled across an article on how much Orson Welles disliked that movie, I thought it was pretty good myself!