Last Film You Watched

[Shevin Keedy]

its ok but the 1961 film on the same topic (Judgement at Nuremberg) is vastly superior - according to Google that is on Prime so you might be able to watch it

ok thanks Tsub x

sorry mate, I've read your name loads of times but I don't know what it's supposed to say; like Chewbaki or Bukkake or something ? I duno I just don't know

 

[ste d' indica]

Yep.


Hell Yep.

 

[coollino]

Minding the gap

I've not watched it in a while, what an incredible documentary on having to 'grow up'

 

[witchdoc187]

Went to see this yesterday.
It's weird, way weirder than I expected, almost to the point of absurd in the final act, but I still really liked it.

If you are familiar with the back story of this, it's directed by 21 year old debut director Kane Parsons, who rose to fame making short horror movies when he was 16 on YouTube. The 'Backrooms' series, 'The Oldest View' & 'People Still Live Here' (They're still up online and are a great watch!) before A24 picked him up to take it to the big screen.
If you have watched any of Kane's projects before then you'll know what to expect here, It's a continuation of his series but with a bigger budget. It does stand on its own as a film, so not necessary to know the back story.

A24 seem a really good fit here. For the most part, the horror is in the liminality of the backrooms space and what you can't see lurking around the corner, until the final act.
I saw a couple of young lads walk out halfway through "Dis is borin, lad" "Ano, lad, nottin's even appennin yeno" ( ) so if you go in expecting a jump-scare fest a-la 'Paranormal Activity' or 'Insidious Chapter 15' or wherever they are up to, then you'll be disappointed.

A very solid debut from a very young director.

Interested to see this one

 

[COYBL25]

Interested to see this one

It’s getting massively mixed reviews, think it’s one of those that’s going to be very subjective .

 

[The Nature Boy]

Chinatown (1974) - Nicholson, Dunaway, Huston).

They don’t make them like this anymore.

 

[FCBarça]

Chinatown (1974) - Nicholson, Dunaway, Huston).

They don’t make them like this anymore.

Film & Television 106A summer course at UCLA - that was my introduction to this and many other classics. A true gem

 

[neil999]

It’s getting massively mixed reviews, think it’s one of those that’s going to be very subjective .

Exactly the type of thing you want from young directors

 

[Bryan+]

Can anyone recommend me something for a good watch tonight? I have Prime and Now, but most of the freebies are a bit rubbish (unless I'm missing something)- so I don't mind paying a few quid if somethig decent is on there.

What about Nuremberg, is that one worth a look ?

Bait, Riz Ahmed is in it and it’s quite a deep cut of a film.

 

[Shevin Keedy]

Bait, Riz Ahmed is in it and it’s quite a deep cut of a film.

Where will I find that one Bry? I like Riz, have you seen Sound of Metal?

 

[coollino]

Where will I find that one Bry? I like Riz, have you seen Sound of Metal?

It's a tv series, on Prime

 

[Bryan+]

Where will I find that one Bry? I like Riz, have you seen Sound of Metal?

It's a tv series, on Prime

Sorry, I meant Relay. My bad.

 

[neil999]

Sorry, I meant Relay. My bad.

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Premise was good,but then went a bit generic thriller imo

 

[Swartzy]

Not watched a film in about 8yrs and I have somehow been talked into going to watch 'Masters of the Universe' with my mate and his nipper.
out of all films to get caught in to watching, it's a bloody sci fi Fantasy

 

[coollino]

Not watched a film in about 8yrs and I have somehow been talked into going to watch 'Masters of the Universe' with my mate and his nipper.
out of all films to get caught in to watching, it's a bloody sci fi Fantasy

You've not watched a film in 8 years??