Last Film You Watched

[Rita_Poon]

11pm itv4 tonight. What a cast and a rare straight actor type role for Stallone. (That's straight as in not stupid like rambo and rocky and some of the other maniac stuff he's been indulged with).

 

[Paris]

On Ammy P. Really good fun.

 

[Blue peter]

My fave Bond film

Agreed. The best Bond film of the entire series. (not just Craig’s run)

 

[The Nature Boy]

Triangle of Sadness.

Loved it. Can imagine it might be a bit polarising but I thought it was brilliant.

Makes me want to revisit another of Ostunds films, The Square.

 

[Harryflashman]

Night Game (1989)

Roy Scheider phones it in as a hard ass detective with a fiancee half his age and a future mother in law who he was seemingly banging back in the day. But that's not the plot - instead there's a killer going round murdering blonde babes every time the local baseball side are playing a night game. Did I mention Roy's borderline child bride is.....blonde. You know where this is going.

Really uneven and often dull slasher / police procedural / comedy-drama which spends ages focusing on really uninteresting stuff such as forthcoming nuptials and how much the gift of a television set should be appreciated while mentioning but not resolving the various criminal links in and around the investigating police force.

Bonus points for raging erotic saxophone, character actors everywhere, just the right amount of sleaze and some nice on location shooting. Also notable for a police captain who seems to be constantly on the precipice of a heart-attack, the worlds most impatient man waiting to use a phone booth and some really bad Schneider dancing.

Brilliant you posted this mate thanks . .

I can’t remember what I did last week but as soon as I saw this , then the trailer I remembered the majority of the plot and even watching the VHS from the video shop with my late dad .


Honestly mate , made up you posted it so just wanted to say thanks .

 

[Wizard]

Triangle of Sadness.

Loved it. Can imagine it might be a bit polarising but I thought it was brilliant.

Makes me want to revisit another of Ostunds films, The Square.

Do all his films have shapes in the title?

 

[jayonenote]

Watched a film on YouTube last night.
The Deception... Geoffrey Rush & Donald Sutherland.
Never heard of it before but thoroughly enjoyed it.
It wont be everyone's cup of tea but great performances all round.

 

[Charro]

11pm itv4 tonight. What a cast and a rare straight actor type role for Stallone. (That's straight as in not stupid like rambo and rocky and some of the other maniac stuff he's been indulged with).

Such an overlooked film.

It’s fantastic.

 

[Rita_Poon]

Bit of a late shout, started at 9pm on film4, if you're mad keen have it on +1.

 

[Rita_Poon]

original pic got disappeared. Grrr!

 

[carlos21]

Bit of a late shout, started at 9pm on film4, if you're mad keen have it on +1.

Hiya.

 

[Vintage]

Watched a fistful of dollars and for a few dollars more. Both great. Thought fistful was slightly better

 

[perth_blue]

Such an overlooked film.

It’s fantastic.

Great movie, great cast as well.

Love the scene when De Niro is getting his coffee and muffin and gives Harvey Keitel's character that half smirk as he's leaving the cafe.

 

[jayonenote]

The Killing Jar.
Set entirely in a Roadside Diner with 7 people inside.
Michael Madsen.
Very Tarantino like.
Good.

 

[carlos21]

Great movie, great cast as well.

Love the scene when De Niro is getting his coffee and muffin and gives Harvey Keitel's character that half smirk as he's leaving the cafe.

Hiya.