Last Film You Watched

[SuperTimCahill]

Nosferatu (1922)

The visuals were mesmerizing at times. I can totally understand how people got scared by this a 100 years ago. If I were to rate it objectively it's obviously a 10/10, but my personal enjoyment level was about a 7/10, as it really started to feel too long towards the end.

 

[Littlesue]

Rita, Sue and Bob too , still funny after about the 20th time watching it, best drunk on film ever!!

 

[4737carlin]

Rita, Sue and Bob too , still funny after about the 20th time watching it, best drunk on film ever!!

Fella in that is a Evertonian

 

[4737carlin]

Watched Operation Mincemeat, enjoyed it, fascinating story, true story, I've watched a documentary about it.
Thankfully its not all Hollywood or Americanised, good film, well cast too

 

[Nymzee]

Grabbed my Thursday 10am tickets for Doctor Strange - so buzzed to see it.

 

[DuncanDoughnuts]

Lethal weapon 3

Weakest of the series, easily 1 is the best

 

[BlueStevie35]

Grabbed my Thursday 10am tickets for Doctor Strange - so buzzed to see it.

I’m seeing it Saturday, looking forward to seeing how batcrap crazy it gets

 

[coollino]

Prayers for the Stolen


Really great, about a village which is in the middle of cartel land, shown through the eyes of 3 kids.

 

[PITA]

Fella in that is a Evertonian

GeorgeC is, I believe, AndyC's brother.

 

[Nymzee]

New Doctor Strange was fun; they packed A LOT into 2 hours. Think I’m kinda over how powerful everyone is now though. Need more grounded superhero films.

 

[dholliday]

Nosferatu (1922)

The visuals were mesmerizing at times. I can totally understand how people got scared by this a 100 years ago. If I were to rate it objectively it's obviously a 10/10, but my personal enjoyment level was about a 7/10, as it really started to feel too long towards the end.

You seen the 70's Klaus Kinski one, with Tangerine Dream soundtrack? Faithful homage.

Then there's an entirely different kind of homage, very creative with it: Shadow of the Vampire with Willem Dafoe. A clever 'dramatisation' of the filming of the 1922 original, when audiences were so convinced of Max Schreck's performance that rumours abounded he was in fact a real vampire.

Viral marketing 75 years before Blair Witch!

 

[Stevie Nicks Bootleg]

The Hustler, again. Still my favourite sports film.

 

[Tommy.]

The Hustler, again. Still my favourite sports film.

Watching 'White Men Can't Jump' right now, my personal favourite sports film.





After Hoop Dreams maybe, or Tin Cup, or He Got Game, or The Basketball Diaries, or....

 

[Stevie Nicks Bootleg]

Watching 'White Men Can't Jump' right now, my personal favourite sports film.

After Hoop Dreams maybe, or Tin Cup, or He Got Game, or The Basketball Diaries, or....

I've never been into basketball, but over the past year I watched a documentary on the Detroit Pistons team in the late 80s and the Celtics/Lakers rivalry- and loved both of them. Great drama.

 

[Tommy.]

I've never been into basketball, but over the past year I watched a documentary on the Detroit Pistons team in the late 80s and the Celtics/Lakers rivalry- and loved both of them. Great drama.

Have a blast at "The Last Dance" on Netflix mate, supreme TV.
About the Bull's rise to prominence (and beyond) with a young Michael Jordan, you don't have to like Basketball to love it.
I'm in no way a big fan of basketball either, if I had to pick a team/sport from over there it would be the NHL and the St Louis Blues.