UTTER WOKE NONSENSE.
Last Film You Watched
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UTTER WOKE NONSENSE.
Sharpattack
Player Valuation: £35m
I saw the Bone Temple yesterday. Pretty gory The torture scernes were a bit hard to stomach. Jimmy Saville really was a hateful ****
Daz1878
Player Valuation: £10m
The Bone Temple.
Loved it. Great stuff from Fiennes & O'Connell. I was a bit wary of this director as I didn't think much of her tepid take on Candyman, but she aced it here. It earns its 18 cert - tbh I thought the previous film pushed at the limits of the 15.
Will see it a second time at the cinema, which is something I very rarely do these days.
Loved it. Great stuff from Fiennes & O'Connell. I was a bit wary of this director as I didn't think much of her tepid take on Candyman, but she aced it here. It earns its 18 cert - tbh I thought the previous film pushed at the limits of the 15.
Will see it a second time at the cinema, which is something I very rarely do these days.
Oh, and The Number of the Beast. What a scene.
goldfinchmule
Player Valuation: £15m
Cool hand luke for the umpteenth time, only Lucille and Koko left from the cast now 
Tried watching Nuremburg. I thought the script was awful and Malek was irritating me to no end. I switched off after 15 minutes.
Was still in the mood for WW2 so in case of emergency, watch Downfall. An absolute masterpiece from start to finish. The acting is unbelievable, you really get a sense of what we're missing when you only watch English language films
Was still in the mood for WW2 so in case of emergency, watch Downfall. An absolute masterpiece from start to finish. The acting is unbelievable, you really get a sense of what we're missing when you only watch English language films
A personal favourite of mine, watched it so many times. How many eggs? lol. I can watch escape from Alcatraz very often in the same way..Cool hand luke for the umpteenth time, only Lucille and Koko left from the cast now
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Where Eagles Dare has just started ; the film where unlimited bullets are available for the goodies, whereas the baddies' bullets are repelled by a moveable force field. Will of course, be gradually be dragged into watching the whole film. 
"The Straight Story" is just about to start on film4. 1999 David Lynch offering. Dig in, it's supposed to be a good un.Where Eagles Dare has just started ; the film where unlimited bullets are available for the goodies, whereas the baddies' bullets are repelled by a moveable force field. Will of course, be gradually be dragged into watching the whole film.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
If it is as good as Joe public and the critics rave about it, I'll write up a short bit and recommend or not. Got a feeling it might be a sad yet victorious one.
coollino
Player Valuation: £80m
Which is also a Disney film. He sold it to them
carlos21
KING OF REP
Hi Sam.
To late you've started with 'broadsword' and 'danny boy', or it's on to late? 'cos TSS finishes at 1:35am and WED at 1:40am.
Hadn't seen before. So a little bit of 'forest gump', some 'bridges of madison county', more than a nod and a wink to 'born on the fourth of july', an echo in 'saving private ryan', I've seen 'nomadland' before this and it touches similar themes. Oh, some early humour somehow re 'old yeller', and the bickering brothers is from elsewhere but I can't pinpoint it here. I thought i'd seen the sucker punch coming but it never arrives. A film about hurting and healing and the tragic passing of time through those two aspects.
Spacek plays a reserved and sad part that is note right for the role. Deserves mention.
It is a film based on a true story, made around 1995/1996, but released in 1999. So it's 30 years old really. It presents a version of america that feels a lot more distant than that. :/
The star of the film is Richard Farnsworth, and he's probably best known as the sheriff from 'misery' and he grumbles and craggily twinkles in similar fashion. He was dying from terminal cancer whilst making this, his last film and very sadly killed himself to escape the pain after it was finished. The film is dedicated to him.
It is a film based on a true story, made around 1995/1996, but released in 1999. So it's 30 years old really. It presents a version of america that feels a lot more distant than that. :/
Would watch again, 8.5 tractors out of 10.
edit: A mournful lament to life and loss, a slow and steady shuffle towards the abyss of space.
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The Rip drops today on Netflix.