JimmyJeffers
Player Valuation: £70m
Game Night. Fairly decent and easy to watch comedy. Runs out of steam a bit towards the end as most do.
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Mutzo Nutzo
Player Valuation: £70m
It’s like a very poor ripoff of Apocalypse Now but based in space.
Brad Pitt standing in for Martin Sheen and Tommy Lee Jones for Brando's Kurtz.
Had to switch it off after an hour as it was soooo bad.
That's the last film I watched. I never tire of watching it and am always sure Doc won't get the plug back in on time!
Lloydystark
Player Valuation: £35m
Wallace and grommet: curse of the ware rabbit, currently watching it
witchdoc187
Player Valuation: £60m
Brilliant film. Highly recommended
witchdoc187
Player Valuation: £60m
Don't think Curzon would dub it mate.
Death of Stalin, it was just ok, kept me engrossed - because of the fine performances mainly. I didn’t find it particularly funny and it probably doesn’t do justice to just how absurd the Soviet was at this point in time.
Special mention to Jason Isaacs - stood out amongst some fine actors
Special mention to Jason Isaacs - stood out amongst some fine actors
jaycee
Player Valuation: £60m
Mentioned the same film earlier,a couple of funny moments,though as you say an excellent cast and fine performances all round kept me watching.
Connor mcloud
Player Valuation: £10m
Wish Man on Netflix. Life story of the man who founded the “Make a wish” foundation. Good film, his mother was an absolute bitch.
JimmyJeffers
Player Valuation: £70m
Ex-Machina. Fairly clever little film. Doesn’t drag on and asks some interesting questions. Often like films with themes of isolation and use of a single location. Looking forward to the lighthouse for this reason.
Mrs Lowry and son ,if I remember the title ,was a real insight into the life of two people that nature threw together and ruined both .A bit like me an the ex!
malcson
Player Valuation: £10m
Great synopsis, I watched in on a aeroplane so at least I was only filling time.
It was not as horrible as the new HellBoy, completely nonsensical plot.
My winner for worst film I saw this year - I should have know by the title. It did that horrible thing of being bad, but giving you hope it might get better and then to add insult to injury just as you've committed to seeing it through to the end it gets worse. The second part of the film relating to the killing of bigfoot (and why it needs to be killed , and why it needs to be Sam Elliott, to add insult to injury the portrayal of bigfoot is tragic) make the killing of Hitler look a cinematic masterpiece worthy of Oscar nomination.
Daz1878
Player Valuation: £8m
Zombieland. Meant to give it a spin after enjoying its belated sequel a month or two back, but it took me an age to find my DVD of it. It's nice and short (less than 90 mins), but on balance I might actually have slightly preferred the 2nd one. But they're both a lot of fun.
Billysgingham.
Player Valuation: £40m
As you say the title would be as far as I would go.Great synopsis, I watched in on a aeroplane so at least I was only filling time.
It was not as horrible as the new HellBoy, completely nonsensical plot.
My winner for worst film I saw this year - I should have know by the title. It did that horrible thing of being bad, but giving you hope it might get better and then to add insult to injury just as you've committed to seeing it through to the end it gets worse. The second part of the film relating to the killing of bigfoot (and why it needs to be killed , and why it needs to be Sam Elliott, to add insult to injury the portrayal of bigfoot is tragic) make the killing of Hitler look a cinematic masterpiece worthy of Oscar nomination.