Rate the last film you watched...

[Anny Road]

The shape of water.

Lasted 45 mins then binned it. When she started feeding the water alien thing hard boiled eggs it lost a wee bit of credibility.

2/10

[RedKnight]

Get Out - Apparently classified as a horror movie but it can't be because I didn't get scared once and I got scared by an episode of Doctor Who a few years ago. It was good though, more Twilight Zone in it's story than anything else, and I found it gripping, funny in some parts and enjoyable throughout. Good performances especially Lakeith Stanfield, who I'd only seen in Atlanta on FX. Not scary but really good tale. 8 out of 10.

 

Free Fire - Ben Wheatley film which uses a single location for its running time about a gun deal that goes wrong. Had a good cast but I didn't much care for it. I don't think the premise was long enough to be used for a 90 minute run time and truthfully the characters spent most of the film crawling around in the dirt. I also didn't think it was as funny as it thought it was. It was okay, maybe because I was full of cold whilst watching it I had a low tolerance, but it had no stand-out moments. 5.5 out of 10.

[Chip Butty]

Sicario 

 

Caught it again last night on the telly, cracking little film. Sets off, where it ends off and flies over for a 2hr film. DV doesn't disappoint in the pace, the action and the feel of the film.

 

8 dead cartel foot soldiers, out of 10. 

[Bob]

I watched 3 billboards outside ebbing Missouri last night thanks to all the folks on here who've rated it, and loved it. Thoroughly watchable from the outset, very well developed and relatable characters, well acted, not trying at any point to be too arty or clever, just a cracking film.

 

Funny in loads of spots too.

 

As good a film as I've watched in ages.

 

9/10

[Kloppite]

Miller's crossing. 5/10.

 

Couldn't get into this film for some reason so it only got a 5 but I recall seeing it many years earlier and quite enjoying it but this time around only a 5.

 

Thor Ragnarock. 8.25/10.

 

Very enjoyable film with plenty of humour thrown in for good measure.

[Bob]

Just watched Concussion and it was decent.

 

It was interesting but And quite well done, but not worth really thinking about again (other than the subject matter).

[Redder Lurtz]

Legend

 

Thought Tom Hardy was excellent but fuck me there was a LOT of artistic license used here. As a historical portrayal of events it was way off the mark but Hardy's performances were top class and as a semi-fictional film based on facts it was decent.

 

7.3/10

[Dougie Do'ins]

All Good Things.

 

Based on a true story about a rich man who's accused of murdering his wife and the man who he got to murder a girl who knew he did it.

 

Suppose you can only work with what you've got but it was all very slow throughout. 4/10

 

 

The rich man got away with it.

 

[sir roger]

All Good Things.

 

Based on a true story about a rich man who's accused of murdering his wife and the man who he got to murder a girl who knew he did it.

 

Suppose you can only work with what you've got but it was all very slow throughout. 4/10

 

 

The rich man got away with it.

 

 

Could almost have been spoken by my wife.

[Guest Pistonbroke]

Riddick. 6/10

 

Dredd. 6/10

 

Security. 2/10 (fucking awful) 

 

Adjustment Bureau. 7/10

[Numero Veinticinco]

I’d totally forgotten about the adjustment bureau. I remember enjoying that.

[Guest Pistonbroke]

I’d totally forgotten about the adjustment bureau. I remember enjoying that.

 

Yeah, certainly different and pretty good acting, that Emily Blunt is also cute as. 

[Numero Veinticinco]

Yeah, certainly different and pretty good acting, that Emily Blunt is also cute as.

I also liked her in Edge of Tomorrow. She’s sexy.

[Special K]

Get Out is an Oscar nominated film. Really?

[SammyAftershave]

All Good Things.

 

Based on a true story about a rich man who's accused of murdering his wife and the man who he got to murder a girl who knew he did it.

 

Suppose you can only work with what you've got but it was all very slow throughout. 4/10

 

 

The rich man got away with it.

 

 

This is the 'real' story of that 'rich man' in a six-part mini-series as told through the testimony of all concerned. Believe me, that film scarcely scratches the surface of what Robert Durst got up to. This is both horrifying and compelling in equal measures. The truth is often stranger than fiction:

 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4299972/?ref_=nv_sr_1

 

[Mendoza]

The Shape of Water- 13 Oscar nominations apparently. With the exception of the always excellent Michael Shannon, thought it was a steaming pile of bollocks- 4/10.

[Carvalho Diablo]

This is the 'real' story of that 'rich man' in a six-part mini-series as told through the testimony of all concerned. Believe me, that film scarcely scratches the surface of what Robert Durst got up to. This is both horrifying and compelling in equal measures. The truth is often stranger than fiction:

 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4299972/?ref_=nv_sr_1

 

I'm sick n tired of the same old crud, hey pretty baby I need fresh blood...

[Carvalho Diablo]

https://goo.gl/images/Phe1DX

[Moo]

Boy 9/10

 

Does Taika Waititi know how to make a bad film? I don't think he could if he tried. Brilliant film,both funny as fuck and equally sad at times. You have simply got to watch his stuff and see that great films can easily be made on a shoestring with non professional actors.

To my knowledge I've only seen Hunt for the Wilderpeople, which I loved. 8/10.

[Dougie Do'ins]

This is the 'real' story of that 'rich man' in a six-part mini-series as told through the testimony of all concerned. Believe me, that film scarcely scratches the surface of what Robert Durst got up to. This is both horrifying and compelling in equal measures. The truth is often stranger than fiction:

 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4299972/?ref_=nv_sr_1

 

I'll give this a go. Thanks.

[VladimirIlyich]

To my knowledge I've only seen Hunt for the Wilderpeople, which I loved. 8/10.

Watch Boy and also What We do in the Shadows then. You won't be disappointed.

[RedKnight]

The Big Sick - Comedy (semi-autobiographical) about a Pakistani-American man who falls in love with a white girl who then falls into a coma. Gotta be honest, knew it had good reviews but I saw the running time (2 hours) and all I could think is not another comedy that's too fucking long. I was wrong about that, its running time was never issue and I was really absorbed by it. Quite funny and just a really sweet comedy about culture clashes and families. Stand-out performances from Ray Romano, Adeel Akhtar and especially Holly Hunter as Emily's mother. Thoroughly enjoyed it and pleasantly surprised by it. It was made by Amazon Studios so it had a theatrical release but it's now available on Amazon Prime if you have it. 9 out of 10.

[BeefStroganoff]

Ok hear me out - Star Wars. And not the shite version Lucas messed up. Theres quality versions called the Despecialized Editions, original cinema cuts, widescreen, HD that have been painstakingly put together by some dedicated restorers. 

 

Its bloody ace.

[Mendoza]

The Commuter- Neeson could do with putting all this action shite to bed now- 4/10.

[Ted]

Thor 3 - 7/10. Loved all the improvisation going on. Golblum, obviously, fucking rules.