Film Thread 2019 (1 Viewer)

vow

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Glass, 3/10, absolutely dire, I almost fell a sleep a few times watching it.
Noooooooooo!

Fookety fook fook!

Really, that bad Marty?
 

Gazolba

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I just watched "Robot Monster' from 1953.
An alien in a gorilla suit and a space helmet arrives on Earth, sets himself up in a cave and proceeds to wipe-out mankind with a 'death ray'.
Unfortunately eight people escape destruction and wouldn't you just know it, they are within walking distance from his cave.
And that a good thing because he has no transportation and has to walk everywhere even though he is a somewhat obese alien.
Hilarious film.
 

Marty

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Noooooooooo!

Fookety fook fook!

Really, that bad Marty?

Yes, it's truly awful! I forced the girlfriend to watch the first 2 which she enjoyed and she said glass is the worst film she's seen in ages.
 

vow

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Yes, it's truly awful! I forced the girlfriend to watch the first 2 which she enjoyed and she said glass is the worst film she's seen in ages.
Balls, reckon I'll still watch it though, but will have to lower my expectations a bit!
 

Houchens Head

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I just watched "Robot Monster' from 1953.
An alien in a gorilla suit and a space helmet arrives on Earth, sets himself up in a cave and proceeds to wipe-out mankind with a 'death ray'.
Unfortunately eight people escape destruction and wouldn't you just know it, they are within walking distance from his cave.
And that a good thing because he has no transportation and has to walk everywhere even though he is a somewhat obese alien.
Hilarious film.
1953 eh? My birth year! There were some shite films around in them days! :emoji_alien::emoji_laughing::emoji_laughing::emoji_alien:
 

Gazolba

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1953 eh? My birth year! There were some shite films around in them days! :emoji_alien::emoji_laughing::emoji_laughing::emoji_alien:
"Robot Monster" is on Youtube if you have an hour and a half of your life to waste away. Tons of other great fifties and sixties sci-fi films as well.
 

vow

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The Darkest Hour, not a very recent film, granted, but felt it was brill. 8.5/10

Gary Oldman was superb!
 

vow

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Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri - 8.5/10

Another "oldie" film, but what a cracker, Frances McDormand is superb in this too!
 

Otis

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Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri - 8.5/10

Another "oldie" film, but what a cracker, Frances McDormand is superb in this too!
I liked it quite a lot, but was slightly disappointed it wasn't as good as I was led to believe it was going to be.

Maybe my expectation was too high.

Very good performances, but it fell a little short for me. I do find that with so many Oscar winning films though over the years.
 

Houchens Head

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I liked it quite a lot, but was slightly disappointed it wasn't as good as I was led to believe it was going to be.

Maybe my expectation was too high.

Very good performances, but it fell a little short for me. I do find that with so many Oscar winning films though over the years.
I was the opposite Otis. I really wasn't expecting too much, mainly because of the title - I thought it was a bit strange - but the missus wanted to see it. I have to say, I was really surprised how much I enjoyed it.
 

clint van damme

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Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri - 8.5/10

Another "oldie" film, but what a cracker, Frances McDormand is superb in this too!

Oldie?!
It's not been out that long. I don't even consider films from the 90s oldies!!
I watched this within the last couple of years I'm sure, cracking film.
 
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Nick

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Started watching Polar on Netflix. A bit random when Matt Lucas appears.

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Gazolba

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Just watched "Mrs. Miniver" from 1942. A classic.
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Sky Blue Harry H

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Just watched about 25 mins of Abducted in plain sight on Netflix. Couldn't watch any more - bewildered by the family involved.
 

Gazolba

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Just watched "Grand Prix" from 1966.
Fantastic film if you are into motor racing. Almost 3 hours though, a long one.
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Houchens Head

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Watched "Split" last night, only due to the fact that James McAvoy is on the front of the "Glass" poster! And immediately worked out he was in it too! (whose a clever boy).

Anyhow, pretty good and looking forward to Glass, as I thought "Unbreakable" was awesome.
Watched Unbreakable last night. I switched over after an hour or so. I really couldn't get into it at all. I just thought Bruce Willis was just playing the same role as he did in the Sixth Sense. Not much different except the Sixth Sense had a good story and a great twist at the end. Don't know if Unbreakable has a twist at the end. I didn't get that far!
 

shmmeee

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Watched Captain Marvel.

Really enjoyed it. Solid origin movie (for both Captain Marvel and Nick Fury) and pretty funny in places. Probably around Ant Man and Dr Strange levels. Did the job of tiding me over until Endgame next month (squeals excitedly like a teenage girl).
 

Covstu

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Watched Captain Marvel.

Really enjoyed it. Solid origin movie (for both Captain Marvel and Nick Fury) and pretty funny in places. Probably around Ant Man and Dr Strange levels. Did the job of tiding me over until Endgame next month (squeals excitedly like a teenage girl).
I have just got bored of super hero films
 

shmmeee

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I have just got bored of super hero films

I’m a Marvel fanboy. Can’t get enough of the MCU and can’t wait for the culmination of a 10 year, 20 movie storyline.

But I can understand that, previous review should be seen through that lens.
 

vow

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Watched Unbreakable last night. I switched over after an hour or so. I really couldn't get into it at all. I just thought Bruce Willis was just playing the same role as he did in the Sixth Sense. Not much different except the Sixth Sense had a good story and a great twist at the end. Don't know if Unbreakable has a twist at the end. I didn't get that far!
It does indeed have a good twist at the end.
 

Gazolba

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[I said:
Watched Unbreakable last night. I switched over after an hour or so. I really couldn't get into it at all. I just thought Bruce Willis was just playing the same role as he did in the Sixth Sense. Not much different except the Sixth Sense had a good story and a great twist at the end. Don't know if Unbreakable has a twist at the end. I didn't get that far![/I]

It does indeed have a good twist at the end.

You mean it breaks?
 

Houchens Head

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Just sat and watched (via Kodi) Stan & Ollie with Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly. Absolutely brilliant! Loved it! I grew up watching Laurel & Hardy movies as a nipper so to see this movie was a real joy. Brought a lump to my throat at the end (not ashamed to say!).
 

CCFCSteve

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Widows - quality ! Also, Can you ever forgive me - very good

Very different films but worth a watch

Ps Russian Doll on Netflix (couldn’t be bothered to stick on the other thread !)
 

Gazolba

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Just watched "The White Cliffs of Dover" from 1944, fantastic film.
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fellatio_Martinez

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Last two films I've seen.

John Wick 3 - It's pretty much mental non stop action from the start but in a good way. I was in stitches at certain scenes including one where John Wick uses a horse to kill people, but not in the way you'd think. 8/10

Rocketman - The musical parts are great and Egerton can sing but it's a bit too dark. Elton is mostly sad and drunk throughout the film. Still miles better than Bohemian Rhapsody though. 7/10
 

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