Last Film You Watched

Taifi gorm · November 27, 2023

Rita_Poon said:
needed some nic coppola ham did it?

Rich1878 · November 27, 2023

The Creator

Great watch

JimmyJeffers · November 28, 2023

wm02 said:
Saw Napoleon at the theatre earlier today. Not a good film at all though I did enjoy the soundtrack and some of the battle scenes (particularly the Russian retreat at Austerlitz).
Didn’t think they captured Napoleon’s intelligence or charisma at all or how post-revolutionary France afforded opportunities to capable outsiders. The Josephine storyline was way overdone as well

Clips Ive seen look pretty good

Guess there always has to be some suspension of disbelief in these things

perth_blue · November 28, 2023

You Were Never Really Here.

I enjoyed it, similar vein to Drive.

Abertonian · November 28, 2023

Belfast

Best new film I've watched in an age. Wish there was more of this and less of the reboots / super hero nonsense

SuperTimCahill · November 30, 2023

Oppenheimer
Brilliant piece of storytelling, and Cillian Murphy is just mindblowingly good. What a performance from Robert Downey Jr. as well. 9/10

Abertonian · November 30, 2023

SuperTimCahill said:
Oppenheimer
Brilliant piece of storytelling, and Cillian Murphy is just mindblowingly good. What a performance from Robert Downey Jr. as well. 9/10

Fantastic casting in that film, thought Matt Damon was great as well

davep · November 30, 2023

JimmyJeffers said:
Clips Ive seen look pretty good

Guess there always has to be some suspension of disbelief in these things

ClausThomsen · November 30, 2023

All Quiet On The Western Front

The remake on Netflix. Great war film but seems to go lightly on the themes of the alienation of returning soldiers in comparison to the novel and original film. I suppose the theme of rampant nationalism is more relevant at the time of production.

chrismpw · November 30, 2023

Belfast.

The brutality of that lifestyle in that period and what people had to live through explains why people of that generation don't break down and cry about trivial things causing them offense so much.

Rita_Poon · November 30, 2023

chrismpw said:
Belfast.

The brutality of that lifestyle in that period and what people had to live through explains why people of that generation don't break down and cry about trivial things causing them offense so much.

ah-huh...