Last Film You Watched

[upthetoffees]

Battle Royale. Good in the most ridiculous ways possible.

 

[bigjonny]

Just watched The Stranger from 1946, Edward G Robinson, Loretta Young and Orson Welles, great cast if you like the old films. Interesting as well from a historical point, Eddy G was hunting a escaped Nazi, Simon Wiesenthal style, coming out so soon after the war must be one of the first films to deal on the subject.

Great film.

 

[nsno-chris]

Nocturnal Animals, really gripping until the end. Maybe some art geek can explain what that was supposed to be

 

[The Cowboy]

Nocturnal Animals, really gripping until the end. Maybe some art geek can explain what that was supposed to be

Ah, one of those films, eh. Often frustrating, but I usually just try not to overthink it and just enjoy it as a piece of cinema. More often than not, the directors explanation is so very disappointing, that you wish you never asked.

 

[nsno-chris]

Ah, one of those films, eh. Often frustrating, but I usually just try not to overthink it and just enjoy it as a piece of cinema. More often than not, the directors explanation is so very disappointing, that you wish you never asked.

It's pretty frustrating because it's quite gripping

 

[Prevenger17]

Myself and the GF watched this earlier. A documentary about the 1966 sniper shootings in Texas University told in a very interesting way. Never knew much about it to begin with but I was crying like an effing baby by the end, some of the small, individual tales of heroism were unbelievable. 4.5 Prev tears out of 5

 

[bigjonny]

Nocturnal Animals, really gripping until the end. Maybe some art geek can explain what that was supposed to be

Do you remember the when she goes to the art gallery and REVENGE is in 3 foot high letters, wasn't that what it was all about ?.

 

[nsno-chris]

Do you remember the when she goes to the art gallery and REVENGE is in 3 foot high letters, wasn't that what it was all about ?.

Oh yeah, still a bit of a wet ending though. It's a shame really because I quite enjoyed 99% of it

 

[ijjysmith]

Nocturnal Animals, really gripping until the end. Maybe some art geek can explain what that was supposed to be

Despite probably being one of these I hate things that are all arty for the sake of it.

 

[coollino]

Oh yeah, still a bit of a wet ending though. It's a shame really because I quite enjoyed 99% of it

No point getting hung up on endings of films/TV series etc. If you enjoyed, that should be enough. No one cares about the last sentence in a book.

 

[nsno-chris]

Despite probably being one of these I hate things that are all arty for the sake of it.

You'll have to watch it ijjy, it maybe as clear as day and I just missed the point

 

[bigjonny]

I may be in the minority, I thought it was a poor film. I'm still getting over Zat only giving 2/10 to American beauty

 

[Brendan Janus]

'Playing It Cool' with the lovely Michelle Monaghan, watchable !!

 

[The Cowboy]

I may be in the minority, I thought it was a poor film. I'm still getting over Zat only giving 2/10 to American beauty

American Honey wasn't it?

 

[bigjonny]

American Honey wasn't it?

Yes you're right.