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[coollino]

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The best battle scenes of any war film to date, bar non.

Very good film, well cast, well acted and incredibly moving.

Schindler list moment at the end, where survivors are interviewed and you could here a pin drop in the cinema.

Recommend.

How much Mel Gibson is there in it? Seems to have done much better than expected.

 

[jaycee]

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The best battle scenes of any war film to date, bar non.

Very good film, well cast, well acted and incredibly moving.

Schindler list moment at the end, where survivors are interviewed and you could here a pin drop in the cinema.

Recommend.

Really enjoyed that what a hero to stand by his beliefs

 

[COYBL25]

How much Mel Gibson is there in it? Seems to have done much better than expected.

Non tbh.

It's genuinely worth seeing for the battle scenes alone. Pulls no punches whatsoever and you actually feel like you are in the middle of the battle.

It's going to win a load of awards.

 

[nsno-chris]

The Slenderman thing was initially a huge series of YouTube internet shorts with a Blair Witchesque vibe. They were very creepy as far as I can remember

Yep it seems that way. Never heard of it before this documentary, it was about the trial of these 2 12 year olds and a lot of background on the Slenderman and how it came to be popular.

Documentary was a bit a poor, dragged in far too long, should have either been about the trial or the Slenderman, tried to put to much into it

 

[coollino]

Non tbh.

It's genuinely worth seeing for the battle scenes alone. Pulls no punches whatsoever and you actually feel like you are in the middle of the battle.

It's going to win a load of awards.

Up for a few Oscar's

 

[COYBL25]

Up for a few Oscar's

And rightly so imo.

 

[coollino]

And rightly so imo.

Going to give it a go

 

[bicycleheader]

Watched American Honey and Your Name tonight. Liked American Honey. Different, great cinematography but maybe a bit overlong. Really loved Your Name. Very beautifully drawn.

 

[COYBL25]

Going to give it a go

The first hour is slow, as the background to the story builds up. So bear with it if you go x

 

[Paul w]

Just watched the magnificent 7 with denzil in it good but not as good as the original in my opinion.

 

[PITA]

Yeah, I get what he foresaw, it's just that for every trade there's a buyer and a seller, and I couldn't fathom the motives for some of the trades. Like towards the end, the suggestion was that Bale was selling his positions - who to? Who would buy it from him?!

I should read the book. Flash Boys is a great book and explains it's theme well, so perhaps this will be the same.

Probably someone that had a short position that they had to close to limit their losses.

 

[everton2004]

Manchester By The Sea - watched it last night. Really enjoyed it and Casey Affleck is superb.

 

[ste d' indica]

Trainspotting part deux. Erm.... Enjoyed it, funny in parts, desperate and tense in others... Not sure how necessary it is but, fine.

 

[Mozza1987]

Just watched Arrival and I am not sure about it at all. It had the potential but nothing really seems to happen and nothing is really made clear by the end of the film. All just seemed a bit pointless, which is a shame as it could have been so much better.

 

[tadao]

Time Out Of Mind (2014) - Richard Gere, Ben Vereen and Jena Malone star in an Oren Moverman film.

George seeks refuge at Bellevue Hospital, a Manhattan intake center for homeless men, where his friendship with a fellow client helps him try to repair his relationship with his estranged daughter.

I have never particularly liked Richard Gere, or at least some of the roles he has portrayed. Whereas, Ben Vereen was always 'cool'.
Both were impressive in this film.
The movie itself is a bit of a slog as it's quite a depressing subject area. Don't get too impatient with it though and you might get rewarded.