What film did you watch last night?

[Butty1972]

Tomorrow Never Dies. Quite fun, tho' some of the punning was even more sub-Fnaar than usual. eg:

M: You'll have to get her on her own and then pump her for information.
Moneypenny: You'll have to decide how much pumping is required, James.

Hmmm, a single-entendre...

 

[swee'pea99]

Hmmm, a single-entendre...

He does like to give 'em one.

 

[LimeBurn]

What?? Are you delusional?

The Desolation of Smaug. Utterly appalling.

 

[LimeBurn]

RIPD - rubbish
Fire with fire - ok-ish

 

[Deleted member 23692]

Genuine class. I could watch that again and again and again and again.

And again.

And... again!

Well hold your breath - Richard Gale is planning a full length movie funded via kickstarter. It'd going to tell the story of Ginosaji rather than just be the same thing again and again and again and again................

More Ginosaji gold here - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3E529A735D626B46

 

[swee'pea99]

Robin & Marion. For the nth time. Loved it. I will never tire of that movie.

 

[Cletus Van Damme]

Edge Of Tomorrow - Tom Cruise in an alien invasion carry on, actually very good. The effects were simply jaw dropping, really wish I had watched this at the cinema. Wasn't just effects though was a good film, the ending was a bit run of the mill for this kind of film but all the same a rare decent action, sci-fi film. I don't care for Cruise in regular films but sci-fi he is ok, this and Oblivion and Minority Report were all pretty good. 8/10

 

[AndyRM]

What?? Are you delusional?

Utterly appalling may be a bit harsh, but the hobbit films are over long and have ridiculous additions to the book. Jackson has taken a slender, light hearted short story and bloated it into the mess you see on the screen.

When you can read the source material quicker than watch the film, something has gone badly, badly wrong.

 

[John the Monkey]

If anyone's interested, "Drums Along the Mohawk" is entertaining enough, but be prepared to say "it was a different time, we can't judge them by today's standards" to yourself. Quite a lot.

 

[John the Monkey]

Night of the Creeps

Very '80s, quite good fun.

 

[Spartak]

Ladies in Lavender on the BBC iplayer.

A nice film starring Maggie Smith & Judi Dench.

 

[accountantpete]

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang.

Robert Downey Jr and Val Kilmer in a Pulp Fiction type neo-noir film with some very funny moments.

 

[LimeBurn]

Not my favourite of the series by any stretch and I agree the additions were not needed especially the red head elf wench but still loved it. Can't wait for the new one.

Utterly appalling may be a bit harsh, but the hobbit films are over long and have ridiculous additions to the book. Jackson has taken a slender, light hearted short story and bloated it into the mess you see on the screen.

When you can read the source material quicker than watch the film, something has gone badly, badly wrong.

 

[AndyRM]

Not my favourite of the series by any stretch and I agree the additions were not needed especially the red head elf wench but still loved it. Can't wait for the new one.

He's only got about 50 pages of book left. If he can get 3 hours of film out that I'll be amazed. I sincerely hope there aren't any plans to make a Silmarillion series. Not only is the book terrible, it's got 5 parts!

 

[LimeBurn]

Glad I'm not the only one - my mum bought me the silmarillion when I was a kid after reading all the others in a couple of weeks, think I made it to about page 20 before I thought "what....?" I've not picked it up since.

He's only got about 50 pages of book left. If he can get 3 hours of film out that I'll be amazed. I sincerely hope there aren't any plans to make a Silmarillion series. Not only is the book terrible, it's got 5 parts!