tsubaki
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TBH the music in 300 is nicked off Titus, not Gladiator.
As for me, I watched Belle last night.
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- Thread starter GrandOldTeam
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TBH the music in 300 is nicked off Titus, not Gladiator.
As for me, I watched Belle last night.
Tom Hanks?
ijjysmith
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Save the last dance?
ijjysmith
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Watched Into the storm with that bloke who played Lucas North in Spooks, what a big bag of contrived pap. Effects we're quite good but story line shoddy and so full of clichés
Watched live, Die, Repeat over the weekend. Tom Cruise has previously been on my boycott list but I enjoyed Jack Reacher so he is off the list for the time being.
I watched this with low expectations and was surprised, quite entertained by it.
But, I can see Tom being boycotted again as I expect the new mission impossible to be awful.
I watched this with low expectations and was surprised, quite entertained by it.
But, I can see Tom being boycotted again as I expect the new mission impossible to be awful.
It goes on for over two hours.
I saw it in the pictures with an ex. All I could think was " At least I'll get me end away " but then she pissed on that fire by telling me she had the painters and decoraters in.
I could have slapped her for making me watch that.
ijjysmith
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Watched American Sniper over the weekend... "Meh" sums it up.
It's yet another Marine Corps/SEAL wankfest with more "Hoo-ra's" and "get some's" than you can shake a drone at. If you've seen any of the other 900 similar films (Jarhead, Hurt Locker etc) then you'll know what to expect.
The interchangeable plot device this time is the story of supposedly legendary Yank sniper 'Chris Kyle' who headshots his way through every man woman and child that appears in his line of fire.
It's directed by Clint Eastwood and tbh I expected better from him. Instead it's a run-of-the-mill Iraq war, US back patting exercise.
I give it 3 dead children out of 10
It's yet another Marine Corps/SEAL wankfest with more "Hoo-ra's" and "get some's" than you can shake a drone at. If you've seen any of the other 900 similar films (Jarhead, Hurt Locker etc) then you'll know what to expect.
The interchangeable plot device this time is the story of supposedly legendary Yank sniper 'Chris Kyle' who headshots his way through every man woman and child that appears in his line of fire.
It's directed by Clint Eastwood and tbh I expected better from him. Instead it's a run-of-the-mill Iraq war, US back patting exercise.
I give it 3 dead children out of 10
ijjysmith
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Disagree myself. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Interesting story too. It is very pro America, but if you expected different then you're daft!
I probably would have enjoyed it more if they had been a bit more true to Kyles character. By all accounts he was a bit of a nob in real life and was quite a controversial character. I felt it was far too sentimental for me, but each to his own
At least we weren't alone in our suffering! Not seen Frances Ha, any good? But yeah she was terrible.
Like I said the reviews have been stellar, I can't get my head round it.
The Cowboy
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Frances Ha has a very quirky indie film feel which definitely suits her style, but Eden would prove she's not remotely versatile.
Best part of the film was Daft Punk never being recognised. That at least raised a smile.
coollino
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Frances Ha is great, very similar to Coffee in Berlin if you have seen that. Disagree about Greta Gerwig @The Cowboy , she was great in Greenburg and Damsels in Distress. Her next film, Mistress America is meant to be her 'breakthrough film'.