Last Film You Watched

[Rich1878]

Thanks for that mate, was thinking of watching it and you’ve just sold me on it. I was a little unsure, didn’t want to watch it and it turn out as bad as the last. Does Paul Rudd play a big part in it?

No problem . Yeh he does , pretty funny to be honest . Its just like the original in regards to humour . Has loads of the orginal sound tracks in there also . I don't want to spoil it for you mate , but im sure you will approve . Let us know what you think after you watch it ?

 

[bluerobert]

No problem . Yeh he does , pretty funny to be honest . Its just like the original in regards to humour . Has loads of the orginal sound tracks in there also . I don't want to spoil it for you mate , but im sure you will approve . Let us know what you think after you watch it ?

Will do mate, it’s funny you say that about the soundtrack. I put the first couple of minutes on the other day to see what the copy of it was like and even the intro music I was like boom. Back in Sigourney Weavers bedroom

 

[Rich1878]

Will do mate, it’s funny you say that about the soundtrack. I put the first couple of minutes on the other day to see what the copy of it was like and even the intro music I was like boom. Back in Sigourney Weavers bedroom

Have you been waiting for a stream on the fire stick ? If so , there's an awesome copy on there now ! Found it last night ?

 

[bluerobert]

Have you been waiting for a stream on the fire stick ? If so , there's an awesome copy on there now ! Found it last night ?

Yes mate, it came on 2/3 days ago but I haven’t had a chance to watch it yet. I just tested it out yesterday to see what it was like cos there’s actually 2 copies of it come on it. A normal one and a 1080p one. Which I don’t think makes a difference as it’s being streamed anyway. I’m surprised the Eternals hasn’t come on it yet

 

[rylojr]

Watched Ridley Scott's 1989 "Black Rain" for the first time in yeeeeears last night.

A culture-clash cop thriller with Michael Douglas and Andy Garcia chasing a rogue Yakuza mobster from NYC to Osaka in an attempt to bust a transatlantic money counterfeiting ring.

Standard glossy Scott visuals, typically 80's cop tropes and a super Hans Zimmer soundtrack. Forgot how violent it was, some nasty moments for sure.

It's definitely worth checking out - type of picture that Hollywood doesn't seem to bother with as much these days.

 

[LocalNative]

Licorice Pizza is just phenomenal. Favourite PT Anderson film since Punch-Drunk Love - Alana Haim has got a massive future in Hollywood if she decides to go down that path, she's incredible.

 

[LocalNative]

The Wailing(2016). One of the best horror/thriller flicks to come out of South Korea imho.

Took me 2-3 attempts to actually sit through and watch it all. Found the acting really really bizarre, was almost like faux-comedic in parts (althought I think that's just the Korean way, seems to be prominent in quite a few thrillers/horrors) which didn't really fit the atmosphere for me not to mention it's incredibly slow too.

Glad I stuck with it though because it's really terrifying in parts. Great film.

 

[Kurt.]

Ghostbusters Afterlife…. Enjoyed it to be fair

 

[Kurt.]

Also watched The Transporter for the first time today… no idea why I never watched it before.. was alright

 

[BNJ1878]

Also watched The Transporter for the first time today… no idea why I never watched it before.. was alright

Statham playing the Stathamest character of his career.

Easy enough watch.

 

[Kurt.]

Statham playing the Stathamest character of his career.

Easy enough watch.

Yeah he’s probably the reason I’ve never watched it… not really a fan of his acting.. same character in every film he plays… saying that.. I’m stuck in my room so will probably watch the second one later ?

 

[Ray Purchase]

'The Gentlemen' on Netflix.

Not usually a fan of Guy Ritchie's gangster yarns, but this was fun.

Superbly edited, and a brilliant Hugh Grant as a sleazy journalist.

Well worth a watch.

 

[witchdoc187]

The Wailing(2016). One of the best horror/thriller flicks to come out of South Korea imho.

Absolutely brilliant film this

 

[witchdoc187]

Watched Ridley Scott's 1989 "Black Rain" for the first time in yeeeeears last night.

A culture-clash cop thriller with Michael Douglas and Andy Garcia chasing a rogue Yakuza mobster from NYC to Osaka in an attempt to bust a transatlantic money counterfeiting ring.

Standard glossy Scott visuals, typically 80's cop tropes and a super Hans Zimmer soundtrack. Forgot how violent it was, some nasty moments for sure.

It's definitely worth checking out - type of picture that Hollywood doesn't seem to bother with as much these days.

Good film in its day. Did it stand the test of time?

 

[COYBL25]

Yeah he’s probably the reason I’ve never watched it… not really a fan of his acting.. same character in every film he plays… saying that.. I’m stuck in my room so will probably watch the second one later ?

He’s good in the remake of Death Race too.

I like him, you know exactly what you’re getting, plus he never takes himself seriously either.