Last Film You Watched

[Littlesue]

Watched a quickly little film earlier called The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then The Big foot. Sam Elliott plays an old man reflecting on his life, told in flashback with Aiden Turner playing him as the young man. Excellent acting all round

 

[Rita_Poon]

Watched a quickly little film earlier called The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then The Big foot. Sam Elliott plays an old man reflecting on his life, told in flashback with Aiden Turner playing him as the young man. Excellent acting all round

And what a voice, it's like someone smoked a barrel of honey (as in ham not nicotine).

 

[SuperTimCahill]

Evil Dead Rise
Just a blast from beginning to end. Easily better than the old ones. 8/10

 

[Nymzee]

Evil Dead Rise
Just a blast from beginning to end. Easily better than the old ones. 8/10

Heck no

 

[BlueStevie35]

Evil Dead Rise
Just a blast from beginning to end. Easily better than the old ones. 8/10

Oh you did not just say that, Ash Williams did not cut his possessed arm off to be slandered good sir

 

[ste d' indica]

After Midnight


So.... hmm... this is kind of a weird one. Its a very low budget, lo-fi mix of indie romance and sci-fi horror and unsurprisingly its a mixed bag. The small cast are excellent, its really well shot, the location (Georgia maybe?) looks terrific. Dialogue is really good, direction is tight, FX not bad at all. Great soundtrack.
It is a compelling watch, centred around the lead being trapped in the house by a creature after his girlfriend up and leaves. Its chock full of full of plot holes, and the finale, while it doesn't take either of the somewhat telegraphed explanations does leave you a bit nonplussed.

I'd recommend, but at the time couldn't really argue if anyone said - ste that's crap mate.

On Prime. @COYBL25

 

[BNJ1878]

Watched 'Unforgiven' on my dodgy box last night.

Still brilliant.

 

[Nymzee]

Would just like to let you know that one of the greatest British films ever made has just landed on Netflix (UK)...


HUMAN. TRAFFIC.

 

[dublinbluenose]

Would just like to let you know that one of the greatest British films ever made has just landed on Netflix (UK)...


HUMAN. TRAFFIC.

Great film, great filmmaking

 

[Nymzee]

Great film, great filmmaking

I want to stick it on right now but it's just better to watch it at night with a few cans.

 

[degsy]

Had a 12hr overnight flight and I can't sleep on planes. So I did the 3 'proper' Star Wars films and finished off with something completely different - Singing in the Rain

 

[COYBL25]

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After Midnight


So.... hmm... this is kind of a weird one. Its a very low budget, lo-fi mix of indie romance and sci-fi horror and unsurprisingly its a mixed bag. The small cast are excellent, its really well shot, the location (Georgia maybe?) looks terrific. Dialogue is really good, direction is tight, FX not bad at all. Great soundtrack.
It is a compelling watch, centred around the lead being trapped in the house by a creature after his girlfriend up and leaves. Its chock full of full of plot holes, and the finale, while it doesn't take either of the somewhat telegraphed explanations does leave you a bit nonplussed.

I'd recommend, but at the time couldn't really argue if anyone said - ste that's crap mate.

On Prime. @COYBL25

Cheers mate, I`ll give it a whirl tonight, as I was looking for a film to watch

 

[Littlesue]

Would just like to let you know that one of the greatest British films ever made has just landed on Netflix (UK)...


HUMAN. TRAFFIC.

Cheers, need something to watch tonight

 

[Nymzee]

Cheers, need something to watch tonight

Seen it before Sue?

 

[COYBL25]

Would just like to let you know that one of the greatest British films ever made has just landed on Netflix (UK)...


HUMAN. TRAFFIC.

Probably the only thing that Danny Dyer has ever been in, where he is in anyway worthy of a mention.