Last Film You Watched

[OnlyBlueWillDo]

Velvet Buzzsaw.

Really quite crap.

I swerved it after seeing some reviews, I normally watch anything with Gyllenhaal in it as it's rare he's in a bad movie.

 

[Roger Milla]

Calibre - Netflix orignal British film about 2 friends that go hunting in Scotland where it all goes wrong.

Spy Game - Also on Netflix starring Brad Pitt and Robert Redford

 

[SuperTimCahill]

The Man With The Golden Gun

Not sure if I’m just massively biased towards Christopher Lee or if this is a legit good film, but I can’t help jumping with joy in the sofa every time my man Scaramanga is on screen. 7/10

 

[Philw]

Hell or High Water - Slow and plodding (in a good way) tale of two bank robbing brothers and the officer(s) hunting them. Jeff Bridges is great, as is Chris Pine. Kind of like if The Dude had become a Sheriff in a parallel universe!
Book of Eli - Denzel is a bad-ass loner in a post-apocalyptic world, killing bad people and begrudgingly helping the good, while trying to find the right place to deliver the only known copy of the bible. Very interesting cinematography - almost monotone. Mila Kunis' voice isn't as annoying as you expect

 

[COYBL25]

Hell or High Water - Slow and plodding (in a good way) tale of two bank robbing brothers and the officer(s) hunting them. Jeff Bridges is great, as is Chris Pine. Kind of like if The Dude had become a Sheriff in a parallel universe!
Book of Eli - Denzel is a bad-ass loner in a post-apocalyptic world, killing bad people and begrudgingly helping the good, while trying to find the right place to deliver the only known copy of the bible. Very interesting cinematography - almost monotone. Mila Kunis' voice isn't as annoying as you expect

Book of Eli deserved a follow up imo.

Under rated.

 

[Connor]

Bohemian Rhapsody.

Good but not great. Enjoyable.

 

[SuperTimCahill]

Green Book

Best film of the year so far. 9/10

 

[coollino]

Velvet Buzzsaw

It was ok, the criticisms of the high art world were pretty funny and probably true. Just made me want to watch Maps to the Stars though.

 

[mccole]

Green Book

Best film of the year so far. 9/10

 

[No Alla Violenza]

Fantastic Beasts - the Crimes of Grindelwald

I had absolutely no idea what was going on here and it didn't seem to even have an ending

Special effects were good though

4/10

 

[SuperTimCahill]

The Spy Who Loved Me

Always a pleasure watching jaws chew on people. This film also has the best gadgets in the franchise thus far and Roger Moore is good as always. And Anya might be one of my favorite Bond girls. 7/10

 

[Daz1878]

The Spy Who Loved Me

Always a pleasure watching jaws chew on people. This film also has the best gadgets in the franchise thus far and Roger Moore is good as always. And Anya might be one of my favorite Bond girls. 7/10

Impossible not to think of this any time I hear this film mentioned:

 

[SuperTimCahill]

Moonraker

5/10

 

[blue to the bone]

If beale Street could talk.
Very very good.

 

[summerisle]

Radius. On the Horror Channel, but for a change, an excellent film. A man wakes up after a car accident with a loss of memory. He discovers that he kills every living within 50 yards of himself. A women comes looking for him, who it transpires was with him in the car when the accident took place, and has also lost her memory.
They discover that if she stays within a reasonable distance of him the killings stop. The story moves on as they try to remember their past lives, what happened at the accident whilst keeping one step ahead of the police. The ending is one I truly didn't see coming, which certainly makes a change.