royalbalou
Player Valuation: £25m
Watched this last night - wouldn't say I enjoyed it as it's a bit grim but definitely watchable
Last Film You Watched
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Watched this last night - wouldn't say I enjoyed it as it's a bit grim but definitely watchable
Thought it was good, though don't think it warrants all the ranting and raving it gets
The Cowboy
Player Valuation: £60m
Agreed. An entertaining film, much like the writer's other films. I really enjoyed it but wouldn't rave about it.
Ricky's dancing though. Classic.
Basil Fawlty
Player Valuation: £35m
Passengers. Was alright. I enjoyed the story but not for those who like a lot of action. 7/10
Tony Hibbert's 3rd leg
Banned as requested
Watched The Road last week. Utterly depressing. Decent film but probably wouldn't watch it again. Too gloomy.
If you think the film is depressing, try reading the book
The film skirts round several things that the book doesn't, including cannibalism.
tadao
Player Valuation: £25m
If you think the film is depressing, try reading the book
The film skirts round several things that the book doesn't, including cannibalism.
Thought the film was really good.
It was a bit depressing, the subject means it was always going to be though.
Just watched at the flicks. Splendid film. Great story.
Any recommendation for a decent film to watch tonight ...
Barnfred 55
Player Valuation: £80m
Wild on Netflix. Bit slow but worth watching to see Reese Witherspoon in a more gritty role than her usual romcom. Also nice to see a US film without America saving the world at the end.
Agreed. It's worth watching.
The Cowboy
Player Valuation: £60m
You seen 'Into The Wild'? I liked it, but for some reason it really hit me emotionally at the end.
Barnfred 55
Player Valuation: £80m
If thats the one with a young kristen stewart and a lad that goes hiking in the wilds of North America, I watched it a while back. Very similar to Wild. Just replace the kid with a thirty something recently divorced sex obsessed recovering drug addict.
