What film did you watch last night?
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keithmac
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First one was a good watch too!.
AndyRM
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I'm genuinely amazed that isn't from Asylum Studios.
Over two nights we've watched Jim and Andy - 9/10.
A very clever bit of work exploring Jim Carrey's role as Andy Kaufman in Man in the Moon. Insightful, thought provoking and a inspiring, blurs the lines between documentary and film really neatly. Gonna have to watch Man in the Moon again now!
Drago
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The Dictator.
Very, very close to the bone, but very very funny. Ben Kingsley is brilliant. Not for the faint hearted, but if you have an open comedy mind you'll love this.
9/10.
Very, very close to the bone, but very very funny. Ben Kingsley is brilliant. Not for the faint hearted, but if you have an open comedy mind you'll love this.
9/10.
keithmac
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I watched it last night and really enjoyed it.
"The Brothers Grimsby" is worth a watch as well.
LeetleGreyCells
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I agree wholeheartedly. It’s no wonder Universal cancelled their dark universe (or whatever they called it where they rip off classic Hammer horror films).
GrumpyGregry
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Classic Universal horror filums surely?
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LeetleGreyCells
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As soon as I hit Post Reply I knew it was going to be that.
But then ripping off your own films (sorry, rebooting) is just sad anyway. Are there no more original ideas left in Hollywood?
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Has there been in the last 20-30 years?Are there no more original ideas left in Hollywood?
GrumpyGregry
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Collateral Beauty.
Very stagey, and a little bit shite. Was of a decent cast though young wotsit needs to act with a little bit more than her eyebrows.
I had a weird corridor experience when my mother was dying. A older nurse left the nurses station and sat down and asked me, as I sat in tears outside the ward, who I was losing, and I said "My mother". She said "She raised you well" and got up and left down the corridor. After my mother passed and I went back to say thanks to those who had eased her journey? No such nurse.
Very stagey, and a little bit shite. Was of a decent cast though young wotsit needs to act with a little bit more than her eyebrows.
I had a weird corridor experience when my mother was dying. A older nurse left the nurses station and sat down and asked me, as I sat in tears outside the ward, who I was losing, and I said "My mother". She said "She raised you well" and got up and left down the corridor. After my mother passed and I went back to say thanks to those who had eased her journey? No such nurse.
AndyRM
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I'd say there is plenty of original work coming out of Hollywood, you just have to get past the mass marketed stuff (though that can often be very good).
GrumpyGregry
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But none of Hollywood's original ideas were ever original ideas, surely?As soon as I hit Post Reply I knew it was going to be that.
But then ripping off your own films (sorry, rebooting) is just sad anyway. Are there no more original ideas left in Hollywood?
LeetleGreyCells
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True. All their stories were stolen from books. Then they skipped all the best bits out of the books and added the credit ‘based upon the novel by...’.
