What film did you watch last night?

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Joey Shabadoo

My pronouns are "He", "Him" and "buggerlugs"
The Young Offenders

Two Cork schoolboys hear of a load of cocaine being washed ashore so they steal bikes and cycle 100 miles to try and get it. Part "Gregory's Girl", part "Restless Natives", there's some great moments - especially the scene where a bike thief thinks it's a good idea to re-enact the Heat restaurant scene between Pacino & De Niro.

Had me grinning throughout - available on Netflix

"There are two things you need for an adventure, a treasure map and someone dumb enough to go with you."
 

Joey Shabadoo

My pronouns are "He", "Him" and "buggerlugs"
I'm still grinning the morning after watching it.

"That's seven million Euros! Do you know how many zeros there are after seven million?"

"Hundreds"

"'Tousands!"
 

AndyRM

XOXO
Location
North Shields
The Mummy (2017)..........Tom Cruise, Russel Crowe.......its not the worse film but its far from the best, the story is all over the place, it tries to mix different stories but its not very successful...5/10

Going off the adverts I really don't know what they've done with this film. Going from affable buffoon and fun to DEAD SERIOUS AND DANGER makes no sense to me.
 

Sandra6

Veteran
Location
Cumbria
A street cat called Bob
It was really rather average.
I don't get how he became such a "thing" , prior to hearing about the film I'd never seen so much as a snippet of a busker with a cat anywhere on social media.
Not a lot really happened.
Youngest daughter missed it and came in at the end and announced there was no point her watching it as she knew how it ended - he sings with a cat. Yup. Pretty much the whole film.
 

SWSteve

Guru
Location
Bristol...ish
Watched Foxcatcher, which I've had recorded for a while. Really very good, intense, but a great watch. Steve Carrell does a great job in a straight role.

I watched Die Hard with a Vengence after as it was on BBC1. Having never seen it before, it was a good 'switch off' before bed.
 

AndyRM

XOXO
Location
North Shields
Watched Foxcatcher, which I've had recorded for a while. Really very good, intense, but a great watch. Steve Carrell does a great job in a straight role.

I watched Die Hard with a Vengence after as it was on BBC1. Having never seen it before, it was a good 'switch off' before bed.

The second best Die Hard. And an excuse to post this phenomenal tribute:

 

gbb

Squire
Location
Peterborough
Green Inferno...Netflix.
:whistle: You'll need a strong stomach.
 
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Hitchington

Hitchington

Lovely stuff
Location
That London
They Live. John Carpenter's classic 1988 sci-fi satire about free-market capitalism and subliminal control featuring one of the craziest fight scenes over a pair of sunglasses in cinematic history. The message in the film of the illusion of Western "freedom" is as relevant now as it was in 1988 when it was a critique of Reaganomics and Objectivism. Picked up a copy on Blu-ray from my local supermarket for £6!
8/10
 

benb

Evidence based cyclist
Location
Epsom
Children of Men. A pretty good dystopia-movie with Clive Owen very good as Clive Owen and a lot of visceral violence, well portrayed. The central plot is a bit predictable and pedestrian - you have a pretty good idea where this is heading from quite early on, and that's where it goes - but it's pretty gut-wrenching at times, not bereft of humour, and features Michael Caine in a benign cameo+ as a cheerful pot grower. What's not to like?

Fantastic tracking shot in the denouement as well.
 

John the Monkey

Frivolous Cyclist
Location
Crewe
I'm a Cyborg (But that's Okay)
A lovely little film about a young woman who believes that she is a cyborg. She's committed to a psychiatric hospital, and stops eating - at which point, another patient (a kleptomanic young man who believes (as do the other patients) that he can steal characteristics as well as things) sets out to help her, using the idiosyncracies of the other patients and his ingenuity not to cure her, but to make her illness something that she can live with.
 

Drago

Legendary Member
The Glimmer Man.

"This film contains scenes of extreme violence and bad language from the start", said the TV as I flicked through the channels. That was enough for me to stop there and watch intently.

Pretty much identikit Steven Segal fare, although this dates from the period where his waistline wasntnso big it had spacecraft in orbit around it.

Pretty good fisticuffs, ruined by typical lack or plot and cars that explode the moment they have a slight parking ding.

3/10. Not the worst he's ever done, but barely worth missing Newsnight to watch.
 
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