Last Film You Watched

[GlosBlue]

Just watched Birdman. Not really sure what to make of it. Just very random and hard to understand. Reminds me of Donnie Darko in that it was really highly rated but I just didn't get it.

 

[COYBL25]

Just watched this second time round and I still think it was wasted oppourtuntiy to really reboot the Aliens films.
In itself it's a glossy film with a great cast, but it completely lacks any sort of substance. Let's hope the new one is much better.

 

[Lowste]

The Judge

Robert Downey Jnr
Robert Duvall
Billy bob Thornton

Worth a watch

 

[ArtetaMagic]

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Just watched this second time round and I still think it was wasted oppourtuntiy to really reboot the Aliens films.
In itself it's a glossy film with a great cast, but it completely lacks any sort of substance. Let's hope the new one is much better.

Watched for the 1st time last night, it was watchable but very disappointing. 5/10

 

[COYBL25]

Watched for the 1st time last night, it was watchable but very disappointing. 5/10

Did you understand it !!!

 

[Rugby Toffee]

The Empire of the Sun --- 7/10

 

[AaronTheBlue]

not so much a film but watched three documentaries last night

searching for sugarman - 7/10 really interesting and good.

Blackfish - 9/10 boss documentary but very sad. Insightful.

The cove -9/10 same as blackfish really but for dolphins, mad how cruel it is when you think about it.

 

[Philw]

not so much a film but watched three documentaries last night

searching for sugarman - 7/10 really interesting and good.

Blackfish - 9/10 boss documentary but very sad. Insightful.

The coast -9/10 same as blackfish really but for dolphins, mad how cruel it is when you think about it.

What are they about?

 

[AaronTheBlue]

What are they about?

searching for sugarman is about a singer who was bigger than elvis / rolling stones etc in south africa. Sold half a million records there but never made it big in america, and two people try find him.

The other two, black fish is about orca whales at sea world and what happens to them in captivity / killing humans etc.

The last one is about a place in japan that slaughters 28k dolphins a year / sells dolphins in a pretty badly inhumane way.

all worth a watch.

 

[Hibbertinho]

'Festen' - Thomas Vinterberg - just really grim, but immense. Danish.

'The Host' - starts off as a monster/horror film, but it turns into this genre-bending allegory. Korean.

 

[Moomin]

not so much a film but watched three documentaries last night

searching for sugarman - 7/10 really interesting and good.

Blackfish - 9/10 boss documentary but very sad. Insightful.

The coast -9/10 same as blackfish really but for dolphins, mad how cruel it is when you think about it.

The Dolphin one, what was it about? Is it on Netflix

 

[Professor Toffee]

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Just watched this second time round and I still think it was wasted oppourtuntiy to really reboot the Aliens films.
In itself it's a glossy film with a great cast, but it completely lacks any sort of substance. Let's hope the new one is much better.

I liked it I must say and was counting the days literally until I saw it
Thought it was clever but the end was a bit ridiculous but hey he wanted Prometheus 2

 

[Philw]

The Dolphin one, what was it about? Is it on Netflix

searching for sugarman is about a singer who was bigger than elvis / rolling stones etc in south africa. Sold half a million records there but never made it big in america, and two people try find him.

The other two, black fish is about orca whales at sea world and what happens to them in captivity / killing humans etc.

The last one is about a place in japan that slaughters 28k dolphins a year / sells dolphins in a pretty badly inhumane way.

all worth a watch.

 

[Moomin]

searching for sugarman is about a singer who was bigger than elvis / rolling stones etc in south africa. Sold half a million records there but never made it big in america, and two people try find him.

The other two, black fish is about orca whales at sea world and what happens to them in captivity / killing humans etc.

The last one is about a place in japan that slaughters 28k dolphins a year / sells dolphins in a pretty badly inhumane way.

all worth a watch.

Excellent summary, will have to watch that Dolphin one. Fcuking hate Dolphins

Go Japan

 

[AaronTheBlue]

The Dolphin one, what was it about? Is it on Netflix

It's on netflix i think mate.

Bit hard to explain, but just trust me and give it a watch.