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- Thread starter GrandOldTeam
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Your son is clearly misguided, and needs to give his head or wobble or you could always dis own him.
No Alla Violenza
Player Valuation: £8m
dwightschrute
Player Valuation: £1m
Everything, Everywhere All at Once 9/10
Outstanding film both funny and serious with themes of nihilism/absurdism
Also has the kid from Indiana Jones and The Goonies whos barely been in a film since
Outstanding film both funny and serious with themes of nihilism/absurdism
Also has the kid from Indiana Jones and The Goonies whos barely been in a film since
Proper head bender and possibly one of the only films that turns from a crime drama, into a full blown horror film.
Thanks for jogging my memory, going to watch it again now
I watched this the other day on Peacock Premium. It’s definitely more of a drama than a horror. It’s also pretty artsy with very little dialogue between the characters. I personally enjoyed it.
Senior Year - Missus put it on last night and she lasted about 20 minutes. I managed about 45. A fan of Rebel Wilson but this is absolute dross.
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story - Much better. A good few wilfully stupid laughs to be had.
Holmes & Watson - Was expecting a car crash given it's reputation but it exceeded expectations. Not a classic by any means and has all manner of flaws but gave me a few laughs when I was expecting none whatsoever.
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story - Much better. A good few wilfully stupid laughs to be had.
Holmes & Watson - Was expecting a car crash given it's reputation but it exceeded expectations. Not a classic by any means and has all manner of flaws but gave me a few laughs when I was expecting none whatsoever.
evilwebby
Player Valuation: £50m
Jaws 3 (1983)
Because.. y'know.
Not a great movie. In fact, it's terrible when you judge it objectively, although interesting to see the likes of Lea Thompson and Dennis Quaid paying their dues here.
The main problem is that the shark sequences are so poor - dodgy green screen FX which conveys no sense of speed or power.
Not sure if its a better or worse movie that #4, but not much in it either way.
2/10
Because.. y'know.
Not a great movie. In fact, it's terrible when you judge it objectively, although interesting to see the likes of Lea Thompson and Dennis Quaid paying their dues here.
The main problem is that the shark sequences are so poor - dodgy green screen FX which conveys no sense of speed or power.
Not sure if its a better or worse movie that #4, but not much in it either way.
2/10
Loved the book but film was a bit disappointing.
Jamiednm
Player Valuation: £40m
I tuned in to a movie last night on Granada Men & Motors called ‘Ken Wright's Good Times 2: Just Drink Oil’, and from the title I thought it was going to be a bawdy comedy in the style of the Carry On films, or the more risqué Russ Meyer movies of the 1970s.
Kinell, it was turgid. Really, really poor, but strangely kept me engaged throughout for two reasons: (1) to see how it ended and (2) some intriguing characters (one lad sellotaped himself to a railing by the neck to protest about something). It was mostly an awful watch and really heavy-going but the implausible ending almost made up for it (though it was obviously a rip-off of the ending to an educational seminar from 1994 called 'A Warning From History: Keep it up with Michael Walker').
I never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever want to see it again and loads of the main characters should never work in the industry again because they're an embarrassment to their profession. Having said that, a sequel is almost inevitable and as I'm a connoisseur of late night film content on Granada Men & Motors, I'm sure I'll have to sit through that as well.
Official Rating: 8.5 out of 10
Kinell, it was turgid. Really, really poor, but strangely kept me engaged throughout for two reasons: (1) to see how it ended and (2) some intriguing characters (one lad sellotaped himself to a railing by the neck to protest about something). It was mostly an awful watch and really heavy-going but the implausible ending almost made up for it (though it was obviously a rip-off of the ending to an educational seminar from 1994 called 'A Warning From History: Keep it up with Michael Walker').
I never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever want to see it again and loads of the main characters should never work in the industry again because they're an embarrassment to their profession. Having said that, a sequel is almost inevitable and as I'm a connoisseur of late night film content on Granada Men & Motors, I'm sure I'll have to sit through that as well.
Official Rating: 8.5 out of 10
perth_blue
Player Valuation: £15m
The best scene is when the shark is approaching the underwater lab (or whatever it is) not even moving until the glass smashes.
A genuine 10/10 for me.
One of the best scripts ever written and the performances are great.