He’s definitely one of the masters of slow burning creepy films.
I normally wouldn't watch a film in olde English, but as you say The Witch was fantastic and really got under my skin.
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He’s definitely one of the masters of slow burning creepy films.
I normally wouldn't watch a film in olde English, but as you say The Witch was fantastic and really got under my skin.
Yeah, The Witch is one of my favourite movies of any genre.
Watched it last night.
One of those rare, decent Netflix movies.
Nothing special but very competent.
I like the boy Taron, but he was a bit meh, overall a decent if totally unforgettable film.
One of those rare, decent Netflix movies.
Nothing special but very competent.
An easy watch and “ Die Hard “ lite.
Tommy.
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Gave me intial Phonebooth vibes which is a bit of a guilty pleasure, I've enjoyed Colin Farrell's rise to fame over the last decade (although Martin McDonagh's screenwriting had a huge say in that).
Sames for Taron, Kingsman was such a boss, unexpected movie.
His turn in Blackbird was also superb.
Blue peter
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It doesn’t have the feel of the old ‘Carry on’ films I remember
One of those rare, decent Netflix movies.
Nothing special but very competent.
Home Alone 2 at the cinema last night. The best.
Yh, saw the trailer for this recently. Seem to have stripped him of what made him so likeable in it.
Spadge Vernacular
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Lazy day today, bit of wrapping, dog walks etc but just spotted that King of Kings is BBC 2 now. One of the old epics, so plan to catch this later on Iplayer.
Spent a lazy afternoon watching the cheerful 1984. BBC version from 1954, starring Peter Cushing. A chilling story that feels more relevant as time marches on.
Was very low quality sound and picture quality, even accounting for the age. Came with a rather amusing warning beforehand, about the horrors that are about to follow. Even had an interval.
Did however capture the mood of the book, and was very well acted.
Was very low quality sound and picture quality, even accounting for the age. Came with a rather amusing warning beforehand, about the horrors that are about to follow. Even had an interval.
Did however capture the mood of the book, and was very well acted.
Watched Gladiator 2 last night.
Really disliked the main lead, decent enough film, but seemed to miss whatever it was aiming for, I suppose standalone its decent, but alongside the first, its night and day.
Really disliked the main lead, decent enough film, but seemed to miss whatever it was aiming for, I suppose standalone its decent, but alongside the first, its night and day.
Watched Hot Fuzz again a couple of days back. Still one of my favourite movies 
txtoffees
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Finally gave The Holdovers a watch and I think it will be a yearly Christmas watch for me. Giamatti gets the applause and rightfully so but I think Dominic Sessa delivered an excellent performance. Also, I don't think there's a better setting for a Christmas movie than a cozy New England town.
Blue peter
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Watched Hot Fuzz again a couple of days back. Still one of my favourite movies
Loved him and Paddy Considine in the pub….Pegg ‘you’ve got a moustache’, Considine sarcastically ‘Yes…I know!’
Loved him and Paddy Considine in the pub….Pegg ‘you’ve got a moustache’, Considine sarcastically ‘Yes…I know!’
So many quick visual gags in that movie which flash by, like the below.
