What film did you watch last night?

[stephec]

The world is not enough with Pierce Brosnan. One of @stephec favourite bonds. It ended the same way the last time I watched it as well. It was watchable. Just.

No it isn't, I'd even rather watch American Ninja 1, 2, 3, and 4 back to back.

 

[welsh dragon]

No it isn't, I'd even rather watch American Ninja 1, 2, 3, and 4 back to back.

 

[Sara_H]

Hanna. Strange, engaging but a bit lack luster with a a slightly disappointing end.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Despicable Me with the kids, top fun, up there with The Incredibles and Kung Fu Panda.

 

[John the Monkey]

Hanna. Strange, engaging but a bit lack luster with a a slightly disappointing end.

I like it, (superb soundtrack too, iirc) although for unstoppable female badassery, it's hard to beat Haywire, imo, in which Gia Carrano makes pretty much every fight scene I'd ever seen look desperately wooden and stagey.

 

[Sara_H]

I like it, (superb soundtrack too, iirc) although for unstoppable female badassery, it's hard to beat Haywire, imo, in which Gia Carrano makes pretty much every fight scene I'd ever seen look desperately wooden and stagey.

Yes I thought the soundtrack was amazing and loved the way the tracks were intertwined with the screen action.

 

[swee'pea99]

Yeah I know you've seen it, we've all seen it, but...if you had no other plans for the afternoon...I've just noticed The Dirty Dozen's on 5USA (Freeview 31), starting in about half an hour. Worth watching for Donald Sutherland's 20 years early hippy tank commander alone. No negative vibes, ok?

 

[Drago]

Gangster No.1. Lots of swearing, some very disturbing violence, and Malcolm McDowell going insane. It was great.

 

[tiermat]

Lucy, it was unusual, but good, in a Luc Besson type of way.

 

[PaddyMcc]

A Million Ways to Die in the West. I enjoyed it

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Yeah I know you've seen it, we've all seen it, but...if you had no other plans for the afternoon...I've just noticed The Dirty Dozen's on 5USA (Freeview 31), starting in about half an hour. Worth watching for Donald Sutherland's 20 years early hippy tank commander alone. No negative vibes, ok?

Isn't that Kelly's Heroes, and it's 'negative waves', man.

 

[AndyRM]

I watched Hanna recently too. It's easily Joe Wright's best film, though I still can't get my head around how he actually made a tight, interesting action film after the bloated guff he'd come up with before.

 

[User169]

Armageddon - holy crap! I assumed it was a pisstake at first, but sadly not. If you like being yelled at for an hour an a half, you might at a stretch like it. Completely baffled as to why people like Buscemi, Affleck and Thornton would get involved in such a steaming pile of doodoo.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Armageddon out of here...

 

[Fnaar]

'71: A 'behind enemy lines' drama (I read somewhere) set in Northern Ireland in ... er... 1971.
Good fillum, I liked it.