Last Film You Watched

Rita_Poon said:
Can I be picky?

I'm goin anyway.

Why not missile the AA sites, and have another team take down the runway. (they trained enough and wasted em)

The AA sites got most shots off vs the topgun lot, and there was nothing on the runway.
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In movie explanation, the electronic jamming that stops the use of the F35s for the mission.

They can hit the runway because its not pinpoint accurate whereas hitting the SAMs would need to be.
 

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The Presence.

This is one that will really divide opinion, as with most of Steven Sodergergh films you get something a bit different.

The film is filmed as though you’re seeing things through the eyes of “ the presence “, so you feel like you’re actually looking through the camera - which takes a bit of getting used to.

A seemingly well off happy family move into a plush house in a desirable neighbourhood with their two kids and their daughter starts to sense that something is watching over her and looking out for her in her bedroom - the presence.

The film is very slow to start with, as things start to unravel bit bit by bit.

It’s not a horror film, more like a slow burning supernatural film, which has a massive twist in the last five mins, that you really don’t expect or see coming.

One you need to watch by yourself, as there’s little clues all the way through, that are easy to miss if you switch off.
 
COYBL25 said:
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The Presence.

This is one that will really divide opinion, as with most of Steven Sodergergh films you get something a bit different.

The film is filmed as though you’re seeing things through the eyes of “ the presence “, so you feel like you’re actually looking through the camera - which takes a bit of getting used to.

A seemingly well off happy family move into a plush house in a desirable neighbourhood with their two kids and their daughter starts to sense that something is watching over her and looking out for her in her bedroom - the presence.

The film is very slow to start with, as things start to unravel bit bit by bit.

It’s not a horror film, more like a slow burning supernatural film, which has a massive twist in the last five mins, that you really don’t expect or see coming.

One you need to watch by yourself, as there’s little clues all the way through, that are easy to miss if you switch off.
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Sounds interesting, will give that a go
 

The 1st magnificent 7, I had watched the newer one a while back, but hadn't seen the Yul Brenner one for years, it sounds daft but you were more invested in the characters in this one, the remake seemed for more polishes but you didn't really care what happened to the characters in that
 

COYBL25 said:
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The Presence.

This is one that will really divide opinion, as with most of Steven Sodergergh films you get something a bit different.

The film is filmed as though you’re seeing things through the eyes of “ the presence “, so you feel like you’re actually looking through the camera - which takes a bit of getting used to.

A seemingly well off happy family move into a plush house in a desirable neighbourhood with their two kids and their daughter starts to sense that something is watching over her and looking out for her in her bedroom - the presence.

The film is very slow to start with, as things start to unravel bit bit by bit.

It’s not a horror film, more like a slow burning supernatural film, which has a massive twist in the last five mins, that you really don’t expect or see coming.

One you need to watch by yourself, as there’s little clues all the way through, that are easy to miss if you switch off.
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Where can I watch this mate?
 

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