Last Film You Watched

[malfosse]

American Warewolf in London, never seen it before, not bd

I used to get the last train home into Liverpool Central, and was nearly always alone going up the escalators. Guess what scene from that film always came into my mind at that moment.

 

[Ferguson1878]

I used to get the last train home into Liverpool Central, and was nearly always alone going up the escalators. Guess what scene from that film always came into my mind at that moment.

Boss film the tunnel at moorfeilds by the lift always reminded me of that scene

 

[Rita_Poon]

Ah the Slaughtered Lamb, if only Alec Guinness and Mark Hamill had walked in...

 

[malfosse]

Boss film the tunnel at moorfeilds by the lift always reminded me of that scene

Not one to be scared easily, but I will admit to looking over my shoulder quite often and walking a bit quicker than usual. lol

 

[Littlesue]

Literally my favorite horror film!

Boss film the tunnel at moorfeilds by the lift always reminded me of that scene

It was scary but found the acting pretty poor

 

[ClausThomsen]

I used to get the last train home into Liverpool Central, and was nearly always alone going up the escalators. Guess what scene from that film always came into my mind at that moment.

Jenny Agutter in the shower?

 

[JimmyJeffers]

There’s so much more to Dredd as a film, than The Raid.

Both are fantastic films, but the Dredd film is a near perfect translation, of Dredd from the 2000AD comic, onto film.

I‘m genuinely surprised that it didn’t produce a franchise, as there’s so much material there.

Always thought that weird. Especially considering marvel and dc have been flogging a dead horse for the last 10 odd years.

 

[Rita_Poon]

Always thought that weird. Especially considering marvel and dc have been flogging a dead horse for the last 10 odd years.

Difficult selling an all american hero that's actually a real swine.

 

[Ferguson1878]

Not one to be scared easily, but I will admit to looking over my shoulder quite often and walking a bit quicker than usual. lol

It was scary but found the acting pretty poor

some bits are quite funny to think that’s why it’s so popular

 

[COYBL25]

Difficult selling an all american hero that's actually a real swine.

Which is were they got it so wrong with the Stallone version.

 

[Rita_Poon]

American Warewolf in London, never seen it before, not bd

So the snooker finished early and they've chucked 'world of sport' on with some british wrestling from back in the day, and you'll never guess who's arsing about in the spandex...

"Leon Arras the man from Paris"

*appears the creator had taken a knock to the canvas to many...

 

[Rita_Poon]

Which is were they got it so wrong with the Stallone version.

Carry on Dredding

 

[JohnRoss23]

I’m looking for any 80s film recommendations? Maybe ones that aren’t as popular from that decade.

 

[Littlesue]

some bits are quite funny to think that’s why it’s so popular

Yes it's half comedy half scary

 

[Rita_Poon]

I’m looking for any 80s film recommendations? Maybe ones that aren’t as popular from that decade.

Working girl
Ferris Buellers
Beetlejuice
Fast times at Ridgemont high
Stand by me
The Princess bride
Cinema Paradiso
Jean de Florette
Trading places
The color purple

Have a nibble on a few of them...