What film did you watch last night?

[GrumpyGregry]

Filth

It was shite.

 

[Cubist]

Inglourious Basterds. Not sure what make mske of it. Compelling plot, complete nonsense in terms af history and realism, grisly scenes, some woeful acting, standard Tarantino, hardly a classic. Feel good but feel sick, then feel cheated.... does that sum it up?

 

[JoeyB]

Ice Age 3 - Meltdown, with my 2 year old daughter. She specifically likes the bits with the squirrel and the acorn.

 

[welsh dragon]

Pacific Rim. CGI is impressive. Storyline isn't bad. Quite a good film. As usual the good guys win. 7/10. Worth watching.

 

[welsh dragon]

[QUOTE 2943099, member: 259"]Best part of any Ice Age film![/quote]

The small furry thing with the acorn is the best.

 

[Dangermouse]

Just watched Captain Philips............very good

 

[Cletus Van Damme]

Inglourious Basterds. Not sure what make mske of it. Compelling plot, complete nonsense in terms af history and realism, grisly scenes, some woeful acting, standard Tarantino, hardly a classic. Feel good but feel sick, then feel cheated.... does that sum it up?

Yes it does, I thought it was a pile of shite too. Reminded me of a violent Allo Allo, I thought that was crap too. I must be getting old as I found the part where they used a base ball bat on somebody's head truly sickening.

 

[Grendel]

[QUOTE 2932133, member: 25I put off seeing O Brother for years because of all the hype. What a mistake!

It was probably one of the worst films I've ever seen. My friend on the other hand thinks its one of the best.[/quote]

Oh Brother is one of the greatest films EVER! Fantastic characters, great dialogue, a wonderful setting and outstanding music.

The Coen Brothers can be a mixed bag. They seem to have moved away from the rounded, complete story arc though, and instead seem happy to just take you on a journey. At the end of a few films I have been left scratching my head, wondering "what happened there, is that it?"
Inside LLewyn Davies and No Country For Old Men are both in that category. Outstanding but baffling.

 

[welsh dragon]

Just watched the hobbit. What a film excellent, funny sad exciting and the cgi is second to none. Cant wait for the next one. This is a must see film. Even better than the Lord of the rings.

10/10 a great film.

 

[Mark Grant]

Last night we watched 'American Graffiti', one of my all time faves.
We used a HD projector to give a screen of about 2.5 meters and run the sound through a Technics amp & speakers.
DVD was in a PS3, HDMI cable into the projector.
I never saw it at the cinema so this was the closest to seeing it on the big screen.

 

[Yellow Fang]

The Look of Love. Not bad, aside from all the nude women. Imogen Poots and Chris Addison were good.

 

[Mattonsea]

Bridesmaids on C4 last night , all femail cast ,written by Kristen Wigg .Over the 10 laugh threshold .

 

[slowmotion]

Just watched the Coens' True Grit - wonderful stuff. Jeff Bridges, phwoaaar.

In case you missed it, see Cutters Way.....paranoid stuff from 1981. Pretty dark fare, but Bridges and Heard were really good.

 

[Beebo]

Escape Plan
Pretty dire - like a couple of really bad episodes of 24, but nowhere near as much fun (and a lot less believable)
Plenty of action but the plot makes absolutely no sense whatsoever
As watchable as anything else churned out in this genre - 4/10

Watched it last night sitting on a plane, so i had nowhere better to be. If I had I doubt I would have made it to the end. Total crap film, with plot holes bigger than an oil tanker!

 

[MontyVeda]

Inglourious Basterds. Not sure what make mske of it. Compelling plot, complete nonsense in terms of history and realism, grisly scenes, some woeful acting, standard Tarantino, hardly a classic. Feel good but feel sick, then feel cheated.... does that sum it up?

a lot of people seem to struggle with Inglorious Basterds not being historically accurate.... which leaves me wondering if they understand the difference between fiction and non-fiction. Whatever you do, don't read or watch A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court... you'll waste loads of time trying to work out if it actually happened or not

not a film.. but i've been catching up with Indian Ocean with Simon Reeve... gripping stuff in Somalia