What film did you watch last night?

[martint235]

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. What a load of bollocks.

Ah, that'll be the next one, then. That's the pattern they follow.

The Crystal Skull one will take some beating. That was true bollocks.

 

[biggs682]

We watched spider man

 

[Hitchington]

Behind the Candelabra - moving and funny film about showmanship, excess, and a dysfunctional and destructive relationship. 8/10. Watched it on BBC iPlayer.

 

[stephec]

Inglourious Basterds; god it was boring. I found myself wandering off halfway through and doing some housework.

I've had that recorded for ages, but never got round to watching it.

Am I wasting my time if I want to watch a typical war film?

 

[John the Monkey]

In Fear

Fairly typical of the genre piece about two young people terrorised on a trip to a remote rural location. Nice choices of locaton & claustrophobia coming from them being trapped in their car on tiny narrow lanes, but ultimately, the premise doesn't hold up, as I still, by the end of the film, had no idea why the giggling nutter was pursuing them.

 

[MontyVeda]

I've had that recorded for ages, but never got round to watching it.

Am I wasting my time if I want to watch a typical war film?

I think it's a cracking film... but you're wasting your time if you're looking for historical accuracy.

 

[AndyRM]

I've had that recorded for ages, but never got round to watching it.

Am I wasting my time if I want to watch a typical war film?

If you're a Tarantino fan you'll enjoy it. Otherwise I'd probably not bother.

There are only a couple of scenes which really stood out for me - if you asked me what actually happened beyond them, I'd not be able to tell you.

Depends what you mean by 'typical' too. War films cover a pretty broad spectrum!

 

[awomaninsane]

I watched Candelabra with Michael Douglas. I really enjoyed it and he played a brilliant part.

 

[welsh dragon]

Exodus: gods and kings starring Christian Bale. Sadly another film that relies on CGI to make it watchable. Then again, its been done so many times before, they can hardly make the story any different or better than has already been done. Dont expect any surprises.

 

[AndyRM]

In Fear

Fairly typical of the genre piece about two young people terrorised on a trip to a remote rural location. Nice choices of locaton & claustrophobia coming from them being trapped in their car on tiny narrow lanes, but ultimately, the premise doesn't hold up, as I still, by the end of the film, had no idea why the giggling nutter was pursuing them.

I never managed to work that out either! And why did they keep following the same bloody sign!

 

[Levo-Lon]

I've had that recorded for ages, but never got round to watching it.

Am I wasting my time if I want to watch a typical war film?

another fan here..but i like tarantino..the german actor is a great actor.

as said its a little bit inaccurate..lol

 

[Levo-Lon]

Just watched 7 or se7en..superb suspense film.

 

[stephec]

If you're a Tarantino fan you'll enjoy it. Otherwise I'd probably not bother.

There are only a couple of scenes which really stood out for me - if you asked me what actually happened beyond them, I'd not be able to tell you.

Depends what you mean by 'typical' too. War films cover a pretty broad spectrum!

The only one of his I've been able to watch all the way through is Pulp Fiction.

I was thinking along the lines of Memphis Belle, Where Eagles Dare, Saving Private Ryan, etc.

 

[stephec]

I think it's a cracking film... but you're wasting your time if you're looking for historical accuracy.

I'm not a stickler for accuracy down to the last button, but I do like to see a bit of effort put in.

 

[MontyVeda]

I'm not a stickler for accuracy down to the last button, but I do like to see a bit of effort put in.

You might be disappointed then ...the uniforms were convincing though