What film did you watch last night?

[EltonFrog]

We went to the cinema last night to see The Grand Budapest Hotel.

Brilliant Fun totally nuts, loved it.

 

[MontyVeda]

Dracula prince of Darkness (1966)... classic Hammer house of Horror, bad acting, bad story line, but an enjoyable watch and to think when I was younger this type of film scared the Cr@p out me

I never could understand why, when allowed to stay up and watch the Hammer Horror Double Bill.... us kids would be scared stiff whilst the adults sat there sniggering. "Why aren't you crapping yourselves !?!?" ... might have to book Psychomania in for tonight's viewing choice for a nostalgic giggle

 

[welsh dragon]

I used to love watching Christopher Lee, peter cushing, and vincent Price on saturday night. They were always the late night films we loved to watch when my mum was out.

 

[Mattonsea]

Loose Cannons, an Italian family drama about conforming in a tight community. With a bit of the Bird cage in there as well. Very funny.

 

[Big Nick]

Locke.......worst film I've EVER seen!

 

[welsh dragon]

Cloud atlas. Yes there are shades of soylent green, but the film was excellent, although it was a bit to long at 2 1/2 hours. 8/10

 

[MontyVeda]

Cloud atlas. Yes there are shades of soylent green, but the film was excellent, although it was a bit to long at 2 1/2 hours. 8/10

might give it a go, I'm intrigued.

Last night i watched The Surviver (1981). Robert Powell and Jenny Agutter in possibly their worst starring roles, not a bad James Herbert story, not very well translated to film... I'm sure the book was better. 4/10

Tonight i watched They Came From Beyond Space (1967)... brill brill brill, daft, camp, groovy soundtrack, some great sets and FX, some shoddy props and FX, and made in Twickenham... what more could one want? 7/10

 

[swee'pea99]

The Longest Day. It was certainly The Longest Film...I fell asleep half way through, woke up half an hour later, but hey ho, don't suppose I missed any crucial plot developments...

 

[YahudaMoon]

Oh I cant watch this any longer

Kevin Bacon as a bicycle messenger



Its terrible 'Quicksilver'

 

[welsh dragon]

The pelican brief starring Julia Roberts and Denzil Washington. A classic film showing that corruption, greed, the lust for power, murder and mayhem, is alive and thriving in America as it is in other countries. And big companies and the government is at the heart of it.

This film is well worth watching for although it is a work of fiction, the storyline is a bit to close for comfort, and even though this film is a few years old now, it's still as relevant today as it's ever been. 8/10.

 

[Dark46]

Dune. What a piece of S**T
Certainly wouldn't recommend anyone else watching it

 

[subaqua]

Dune. What a piece of S**T
Certainly wouldn't recommend anyone else watching it

The book is far better than the film . I made the mistake of watching the film just after reading the book

 

[subaqua]

The Hobbit desolation of Smaug last night . Not bad

 

[Grendel]

Blue Ruin.
Coen-esque tale of death and destruction.
Really good film.
8/10

 

[threebikesmcginty]

American Hustle, even better than last time, just superb. 12 out of 10.

Watched the A-Team with Liam Neeson the night before, not bad for mindless nonsense, good fun!