What film did you watch last night?

[benb]

I saw The Equalizer at the cinema last night. Very enjoyable, and Denzel lends enough gravitas to the role to lift it above typical no-brain action.

The main antagonist is pleasingly evil as well.

 

[welsh dragon]

I saw The Equalizer at the cinema last night. Very enjoyable, and Denzel lends enough gravitas to the role to lift it above typical no-brain action.

The main antagonist is pleasingly evil as well.

He can't possibly be as good ad Edward woodwardwardwardward though

 

[swee'pea99]

The Angels' Share - a Ken Loach, set in Glasgow. Bitter-sweet comedy set in a world a million miles from mine, tho' in the same country. Really enjoyed it.

 

[Creamcrackered]

On the plane to Addis it was "The fault in our stars" not bad at two in the morning at 34,000'. Oh, and the Incredible Spider Man 2 (pants) and The Kings Speech (brilliant for the umpteenth time. No, I couldn't sleep.

 

[swee'pea99]

Dogma. Enjoyed it, particularly for the slackers and Alan Rickman playing Alan Rickman very well. (Does anyone else do 'dry' quite like AR?) A bit surprised it never brought some redneck evangelistic shitstorm down in the mid-west.

 

[MontyVeda]

T'other night i watched Sin City: A Dame to Kill For.

it's part prequel part sequel to Sin City... more of the same stuff, very watchable but I'd give it 1 point less than Sin City. I reckon I'll buy the DVD when it comes out.

 

[welsh dragon]

Sherlock holmes Terror by Night. 1945 starring Basil Rathbone. I love Basil Rathbone. I have the entire box set. Great and funny films to watch mainly because they are so bad they're brilliant.

 

[just jim]

Watched "Goon" the other night, I'd go with this review: "Liberally peppered with profanities and comedic hockey-related violence, Goon finds plenty to laugh at in the coarse words and antics of athletes."

 

[John the Monkey]

First of the day was "Mockingjay" - pretty decent for a big budget blockbuster.

Then "Potiche", which seemed to me to be rather frothy and insubstantial, but a lot of fun nonetheless. Catherine Deneuve is splendid, and the supporting cast, though overshadowed somewhat, very good as well. A few chuckles, rather than loads of belly laughs.

"Kill List" is next on the bill.

A bit of a change in pace.

 

[Cycliste de route]

Watched 'Love Liza' last night.

Phillip Seymour Hoffman superb as always.

 

[gavgav]

The Moshi Monsters Movie.....with my Nephew

 

[Drago]

No film last night. Mecanno arm hurting so early night and a diazepam.

 

[TheDoctor]

Tried out the new TV and speakers with "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly".
It's still one of the best soundtracks ever

 

[Ron-da-Valli]

Tried out the new TV and speakers with "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly".
It's still one of the best soundtracks ever

Eli Wallach, he had some great lines in this film. When Clint goes into the Sheriff's office and the Sheriff comes out; " Who the hell is that? One b*stard goes in, and another b*stard comes out."

 

[TheDoctor]

When it's time to shoot, shoot!
You could almost see FFS! written across his face.