Last Film You Watched

[Amw79]

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Cobweb ( Netflix but not one of their films )

This would’ve got my vote for the best horror I’d seen since Sinister, but for the last ten minutes, which completely destroyed everything that the rest of the film had done so well.

A young lonely boy, lives in a creepy house, with his very severe parents. ( Antony Starr - Homelander plays his dad )

He starts to hear something moving in his bedroom wall at night time and the film develops from there.

One hour thirty minutes of the film are horror excellence - massively creepy, atmospheric, no cgi, relying on the writing to build an overwhelming sense of dread and foreboding and then totally destroyed by the last ten minutes of complete nonsense.

Deserves to be re done with a different ending.

Yeah, I remember really liking this until the ending went a bit daft

 

[COYBL25]

Yeah, I remember really liking this until the ending went a bit daft

It was such a shame, almost like the ending was an afterthought.

 

[perth_blue]

How are you doing today.

I'm ok mate, how is GTA going?

 

[degsy]

Just finished The Godfather, looking for II & III now

 

[carlos21]

I'm ok mate, how is GTA going?

It is alright mate.

 

[Rita_Poon]

bbc 1 10:40pm tonight.

(Finding this picture suddenly I realised, there's 8 people in the film, 6'10'' Bolaji Badejo not in pic, but Holm, Stanton, Kotto, Hurt and Badejo have all died)
Skerritt is 91, Cartwright 75, and Weaver 74. For completeness sake, Ridley Scott is 86.

 

[ClausThomsen]

It was such a shame, almost like the ending was an afterthought.

I've not seen it but is the ending vague, undefined and incredibly unsatisfying by any chance?

So many writers get away with it and mask it as being high concept or deliberately ambiguous when the actual reason is that they just have some good ideas but lack the basic ability to tell an actual story with a beginning, middle and end.

 

[COYBL25]

I've not seen it but is the ending vague, undefined and incredibly unsatisfying by any chance?

So many writers get away with it and mask it as being high concept or deliberately ambiguous when the actual reason is that they just have some good ideas but lack the basic ability to tell an actual story with a beginning, middle and end.

It’s in no way vague, it’s the complete opposite in fact.

The film spends 1hr 30 carefully constructing the storyline and characters. Making you question whether everything is as it seems and then just abandons it all in favour of cheap CGI and a lazy ending.

 

[Bedfordblue]

The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare
Well worth a watch

Only just got round to watching this having had less than high hopes for it.
Must admit it was very enjoyable, highly recommended to anyone with reservations about Richie’s more recent stuff or Henry Cavills ability.
Played for laughs and doesn’t take itself too seriously.

 

[RomanReigns]

Just finished The Godfather, looking for II & III now

you can buy on amazon prime i think

 

[Cels]

Enjoyed the comedy Game Night.

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[blulouie]

Russell Crow & Karen Gillen
Not a bad watch at all.

 

[Nymzee]

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

Tried watching this as it’s on YouTube. Got about 7 mins in before I knocked it off. The waitress is one of the worst actresses I’ve encountered in a while.

 

[degsy]

you can buy on amazon prime i think

Buy?
*faints

 

[Rita_Poon]

Can't quite put my finger on it yet, 45 minutes in, besides her accept slipping. Elements of 'the road', 'the lotr', 'the last of the mohicans', 'conan the barbarian', there's one I'm missing. Seems to have high ratings, but I'm not onside with it yet. 'Spartacus' maybe?