What film did you watch last night?

[fossyant]

Maze Runner (2014) ...it was Ok, never really explained its self clearly but it was watchable 6/10

Just watch Scorch Trials the sequel. That explains the plot, but it tails off... there will be a third. It turns into just another certain type of movie. It's OK though.

 

[fossyant]

How are you able to see these? I didn't think they were out in the UK until February?

X Files Series 10 - Upto Episode 4 via the Kodi program for windows and Phoenix Video addon. US programmes.

Just watching Series 1 from our Amazon Prime Subscription.

 

[martint235]

Black Hawk Down. It was ok I suppose

 

[JoeyB]

Dodgeball

 

[Julia9054]

Just seen Dad's Army.
Don't bother.

 

[Garry A]

Monsters. Ok kinda.

 

[accountantpete]

Star Wars:TFA

Good performance from Arnold Ridley's grandneice Daisy - otherwise you might just as well see IV again.

 

[Cletus Van Damme]

Mulholland Drive - like or loathe David Lynch films, personally I love most of them, this is the best though IMVHO. Naomi Watts is fantastic. I think half of it is a dream, and the other half messed-up reality.

9/10

 

[slowmotion]

Whatever you do, please don't watch "There Will Be Blood". On your death bed, you really will want those 158 minutes of your life back. It's an absolute stinker!

 

[bonsaibilly]

Just watched Citizen Kane for the first time.

It was alright. I deleted it from "My Shows" so I guess I won't be watching it again any time soon.
BB

 

[Hitchington]

Kajaki. A remarkably brilliant anti-war film about the mundane, the extreme, fear, bravery, humour and comradeship in the face of a terrible situation which goes from bad to worse. 8/10

 

[martint235]

Whatever you do, please don't watch "There Will Be Blood". On your death bed, you really will want those 158 minutes of your life back. It's an absolute stinker!

You're about 5 years too late to tell me that. I still haven't figured out what was meant to be going on

 

[Joey Shabadoo]

Kajaki. A remarkably brilliant anti-war film about the mundane, the extreme, fear, bravery, humour and comradeship in the face of a terrible situation which goes from bad to worse. 8/10

This ^

Watched it last night - gruelling, harrowing and inspirational.

 

[AndyRM]

I thought it was a tremendous film, a tour de force of acting and directing. It's about greed, religion, capitalism, and man's [sic] seeming inability to prevent history from repeating itself. HTH.

Far better put than I was managing! Daniel Day Lewis is a brilliant actor, says a lot about his abilities and integrity that he's only been in a handful of films over a 50 year career, none of them bad. Many consider De Niro and Pacino to be the greatest, but I'd give that title to Lewis ahead of them any day.

 

[biggs682]

chic flick Failure to Launch