Last Film You Watched

[Blue peter]

Went to the theater Friday after work to see 'Longlegs' I personally really enjoyed it. It is a suspenseful slow burn, which most don't seem to like. Very few jump scares. The marketing of the film was excellent as you can see with the trailer. Highly recommend it.

It was too derivative for me (most movies are too some degree), but it was like they got some of the more famous movies from the late eighties / nineties and mixed them all together. It was ok, but no more than that for me.

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

The snowman on Netflix
Billed as a Scandi-film noir but turns out it’s an American blag
Dreadful - stacked full of ‘as if’ moments and unbelievable outcomes

Avoid

 

[COYBL25]

The snowman on Netflix
Billed as a Scandi-film noir but turns out it’s an American blag
Dreadful - stacked full of ‘as if’ moments and unbelievable outcomes

Avoid

It’s a dreadful version of a very good book.

 

[Rita_Poon]

View attachment 264934 Great! action (freeview 42) 9pm tonight.

Crackerjack that! I enjoyed the book also.

 

[Daytripper]

Shawshank Redemption. What a film and a great 4k transfer recommendation to anyone who still buys discs.

Hard to believe the film was a flop at the box office.

 

[bluerobert]

The attention of detail to the vehicles was mind blowing too.

They must`ve had an army of designers, engineers, welders and mechanics.

The first battle seen with the tanker was just off the scale, closely followed by every other battle scene.

I didn’t even think of the prop design but you’re absolutely right. The action sequences were fantastic. I thought Anna Taylor Joy was brilliant in the role even without very little dialogue. Parts of it made me genuinely laugh out loud.

It’s always good to watch a film you don’t expect much of and come out of it loving it. I’ve seen they’re doing another Fury Road but I think they should do another follow on to Furiosa’s story

 

[COYBL25]

I didn’t even think of the prop design but you’re absolutely right. The action sequences were fantastic. I thought Anna Taylor Joy was brilliant in the role even without very little dialogue. Parts of it made me genuinely laugh out loud.

It’s always good to watch a film you don’t expect much of and come out of it loving it. I’ve seen they’re doing another Fury Road but I think they should do another follow on to Furiosa’s story

From what I’ve read, the next film will possibly be a Mad Max film, as Tom Hardy has signed up ?

 

[bluerobert]

From what I’ve read, the next film will possibly be a Mad Max film, as Tom Hardy has signed up ?

I’m not to sure mate. I just saw that they were looking at a Fury Road 2 and it seems to be in the pipeline

 

[The Nature Boy]

Frontier(s). Really wasn’t sure what to expect but turned out to be really, really decent.

 

[COYBL25]

Frontier(s). Really wasn’t sure what to expect but turned out to be really, really decent.

The French one (2007 ) or this years one ?

The French one has been on my list for a while.

 

[The Nature Boy]

The French one (2007 ) or this years one ?

The French one has been on my list for a while.

French one, mate.

 

[The Nature Boy]

Dead Snow. Been about 10 years since I first watched it. Love it.

 

[COYBL25]

Dead Snow. Been about 10 years since I first watched it. Love it

This is how zombie films should be done.

Tongue in cheek and maximum splat factor.

Have you seen the second one ?

 

[The Nature Boy]

This is how zombie films should be done.

Tongue in cheek and maximum splat factor.

Have you seen the second one ?

I have. If memory serves, it got better reviews than the first - yet personally, I preferred the first.

 

[Taifi gorm]

Some cracking scenes to rival Open range or Dances with wolves but seems in no rush to get anywhere, almost like it's forgotten that even if it's an opening act it still has to be able to stand apart as it's own entity.
Would of made for a top drawer series.

Guy Pearce and the two female leads are great but the New Zealand scenery steals the show.
Solid, historical action.