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Sharpattack said:
Saw that American Animals the other night. Docu-drama that was very good. It's staggering how inept some people are at trying to pull off a heist.
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Watched i think half of it...then got distracted and couldnt be bothered finishing it...

Is it the same all the way through?
 
Denial.webp

A decent, but flawed movie.

Basically a courtroom drama, based on true events.

A pseudo historian and holocaust denier, attempts to sue a Jewish American author for 'defamation'.

It's heart is in the right place, but it could have been a lot better.
 

Incredibles 2, didn't really enjoy it, mostly because the voice of the mum was hugely annoying. I had to check it was the same person that played her in the first one as I didn't remember her sounding so irritating in that, but apparently the same person.
 

I catch up on movies on my yearly flights to Madagascar...lots of time to watch stuff.

Saw "Three Billboards"...fabulous, violent and tender film. Great stuff.

Also saw "El Gringo" perfectly watchable, a bit too cutesy, but held my attention for 1.4 hours.

Also saw "Den of Thieves" Had no idea what this film was about, but it was a great crime/cops-n-robbers films with some excellent performances by some actors that I'm less familiar with. Good action, good acting. Loads of fun.

Also saw "Hacksaw ridge" which was a WWII film. Decent, but a bit cloying and overly dramatic.

Also saw "Red Sparrow"...perfectly watchable but nothing big. The whole speaking-English-with-Russian-accent was anachronistic and bizarre, like watching a 70s TV show.

Can't remember the others, so perhaps not as memorable.
 
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COYBL25 said:
Watched the 1999 remake of the classic horror - The House on Haunted Hill, last night.

What a load of rubbish, switched it off after an hour.

The 1950`s original is much much better.
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Yeah. 1999 was the year of making crass remakes of classic horror movie. They also redid The Haunting, probably my favourite horror movie of all time.

Another favourite, although a bit newer, was the Legend of Hell House with Roddy McDowell. Found the scene where one of the young female cast was seduced by a spirit weirdly erotic.
 
Barnfred 55 said:
Yeah. 1999 was the year of making crass remakes of classic horror movie. They also redid The Haunting, probably my favourite horror movie of all time.

Another favourite, although a bit newer, was the Legend of Hell House with Roddy McDowell. Found the scene where one of the young female cast was seduced by a spirit weirdly erotic.
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I kept thinking it`ll get better, as the cast was quite good.

It just got worse, especially after they killed off Geoffrey Rush, who was doing a good job of sending up Vincent Price
 
verreauxi said:
I catch up on movies on my yearly flights to Madagascar...lots of time to watch stuff.

Saw "Three Billboards"...fabulous, violent and tender film. Great stuff.

Also saw "El Gringo" perfectly watchable, a bit too cutesy, but held my attention for 1.4 hours.

Also saw "Den of Thieves" Had no idea what this film was about, but it was a great crime/cops-n-robbers films with some excellent performances by some actors that I'm less familiar with. Good action, good acting. Loads of fun.

Also saw "Hacksaw ridge" which was a WWII film. Decent, but a bit cloying and overly dramatic.

Also saw "Red Sparrow"...perfectly watchable but nothing big. The whole speaking-English-with-Russian-accent was anachronistic and bizarre, like watching a 70s TV show.

Can't remember the others, so perhaps not as memorable.
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@Joey66 Billboards klaxon, has just gone off.

* another happy customer.
 

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