What film did you watch last night?

[davdandy]

"Kill List" is next on the bill.

There is quite a lot of praise to Kill List but i didn't like it.Even the twist at the end was sussed half way through.Its not a bad film but not worth the accolades it gets.

 

[Cletus Van Damme]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles at the cinema, utter shite 4/10. My daughter loves the Nickleodeon 2012 series which is brilliant, way better than the earlier versions of it, so I was kind of hoping the film might be as good, not to be by a long way.

 

[Elybazza61]

Raising Arizona;not watched this quite as many times as The Big Lebowski but not far off.

 

[John the Monkey]

Inside Job. Riveting, jaw-droppingly horrifying, and very sadly not fiction.

Really good, isn't it? The part about how that school of Economics is perpetuating itself through the education system was an eye opener.

 

[John the Monkey]

There is quite a lot of praise to Kill List but i didn't like it.Even the twist at the end was sussed half way through.Its not a bad film but not worth the accolades it gets.

I like it.

It's a bit too layered at times (and depending on your interpretation of the film, there's some extraneous scenes) but I get something new from it every time I watch.

 

[swee'pea99]

Clerks. Somehow managed never to have seen it. I can see why it became such a cause celebre - a cracking illustration of how you can make a really good movie with bugger all money if you have a great script. Far from flawless but some brilliant dialogue, and more LOL moments than in all but a handful of mainstream comedies.

 

[AndyRM]

Hunger Games - Catching Fire

5/10

After the excellent first film, a big disappointment. Without giving anything away, the timeline is absolutely knackered, and it's the director has rammed all the bad stuff into the arena which only serves to remove any sort of tension. It's also one of the worst offenders I've seen for the teal and orange disease which now seems to afflict everything.

Also, not a film as such, but well worth a watch is Our World War, which is on iPlayer. A trilogy of genuinely thought provoking stories from the first world war. Part two is on BBC One tonight.

 

[benb]

Clerks. Somehow managed never to have seen it. I can see why it became such a cause celebre - a cracking illustration of how you can make a really good movie with bugger all money if you have a great script. Far from flawless but some brilliant dialogue, and more LOL moments than in all but a handful of mainstream comedies.

I loved the bit where they were discussing the contractors who were killed when the Death Star was destroyed.

 

[welsh dragon]

[QUOTE 3337619, member: 259"]Jack Reacher. [/QUOTE]


In the book, Jack reacher is supposed to be around 6ft tall and built like a brick outhouse . Something tom cruse def isnt.

 

[swee'pea99]

I loved the bit where they were discussing the contractors who were killed when the Death Star was destroyed.

"Thirty six?!"

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Watched Cool Runnings with the kids, hadn't seen it before, complete and utter nonsense but actually quite good fun.

 

[Leaway2]

World war Z. Not having read up on this, it was not what I expected or a genre that I would normally choose. I did watch until the end. 5/10

 

[swee'pea99]

Watched Cool Runnings with the kids, hadn't seen it before, complete and utter nonsense but actually quite good fun.

Complete and utter nonsense, good fun, and, best of all, based on a true story.

 

[GrumpyGregry]

First Snow

Still haven't seen Guy Pearce in a film I didn't enjoy.

 

[GrumpyGregry]

Oh yeah.

Edge of Tomorrow

Really funny.

How can you not laugh at Tom Cruise getting killed over and over and over...

...oh wait, it wasn't supposed to be a comedy was it?