Last Film You Watched

[Kurt.]

Watched Ferrari last night …. Bit meh to be honest

 

[eddie5]

Argyle...... Not sure why it got so much hate. Fun movie

 

[BNJ1878]

Early screening?

Those waiting won't be disappointed.

Not long now!

 

[PITA]

Jackson sadly destroyed any good will from me when he was paraded in that RS propaganda abomination "51st State". A cringeworthy effort that features the worst attempt in living memory of a Scouse accent from Robert Carlye.

Like Pink Floyd but that song (Fearless) that had YNWA at the end almost made me stop listening to them.

 

[PITA]

Madame Web.

Zero nudity.

3/10.

You what?

 

[PITA]

Watched Madame Web last night.

God it was bad

One of the worst films I’ve ever seen.

Were you expecting nudity? Wrong'uns. TBF, I would have.

 

[davep]

Watched ~half of Rebel Moon last night. God it starts off bad. Gets better after that, at least some interesting scenes if not great, but I was so close to turning it off before I got to those parts, which I basically never do. Will watch the rest tonight prob. It can't be a great sign that Charlie Hunnam is probably the best thing in it. Although I did enjoy that guy who got out of his slave contract by taming that wild horse/dragon thing. Reminds me of Matthew McConaughey.

 

[SuperTimCahill]

Like Pink Floyd but that song (Fearless) that had YNWA at the end almost made me stop listening to them.

Such a shame as it's actually a great song as well. I just can't stomach listening to it because of the outro.

 

[longers]

very very good, imagine it's nailed on to win best sound at Oscars

 

[rylojr]

Showing "Trainspotting" to me GF tomorrow... I've seen it many times...including on the original cinema release in 1996 but she's never seen it before... strangely excited to show her a hugely influential and iconic flick from my "wasted yoof".

 

[Connor mcloud]

One life. Story of Nicholas Winton rescuing Jewish children from Prague on the eve of WW2, its a tear jerker

 

[navidson]

very very good, imagine it's nailed on to win best sound at Oscars

I thought it was exceptional - watched it with very loud headphones on and it was a terrifying experience

 

[Dharma]

Miller's Girl - an absolute disasterclass in movie making.

Overly pretentious dialogue, characters who are not only unlikeable but are also bereft of any humour, charm or wit. You know how Love Actually has all these hot girls falling in love with middle aged men storylines, well, this movie has an irritating kid falling in love with that Hobbit from the Office.

And then.... nothing happens for an hour or so. The end.

Was told he bent her over and potted the black. Is that not true?

 

[COYBL25]

Showing "Trainspotting" to me GF tomorrow... I've seen it many times...including on the original cinema release in 1996 but she's never seen it before... strangely excited to show her a hugely influential and iconic flick from my "wasted yoof".

My eldest lad, who`s a teenager had never watched it and we watched it together over Christmas.

It instantly became his favourite film and all his mates have watched it now.

He also fell in love with some of the tracks from the soundtrack, which is what I was secretly hoping for, as it would broaden his musical horizons, from all the grime he usually listens too.

 

[rylojr]

My eldest lad, who`s a teenager had never watched it and we watched it together over Christmas.

It instantly became his favourite film and all his mates have watched it now.

He also fell in love with some of the tracks from the soundtrack, which is what I was secretly hoping for, as it would broaden his musical horizons, from all the grime he usually listens too.

Brilliant time capsule of the mid-90's - it hits so many key notes. As you say, lethal soundtrack and inventive visuals that made the film look so much more flashy and exciting. As it came on top of the resurgence in British music and fashion culture - it was absolutely the right thing at the right time.