Rate the last film you watched...

[Numero Veinticinco]

Have to pay me to watch that cucked nonsense.

Cucked? Moof is gon be pisssssedz

[Mook]

Watched The Edge of Seventeen on Netflix the other night, it was about a miserable teenage girl & her issues with her brother going out with her best mate, which sounds fucking awful but it was actually pretty good up until the last five minutes & a mandatory syrupy ending. 6.5/10.

 

Typical Hollywood as well, the main bird in it was meant to be average looking...

 

[Paul]

The Duellists - 7.5/10. Mad and ace.

[moof]

Why is it cucked? Is it a film about women forcing their boyfriends to watch them have sex with other men?

[Hades]

Why is it cucked? Is it a film about women forcing their boyfriends to watch them have sex with other men?

No, but it might as well be. Can't imagine any self-respecting man having an interest in misandric films.

[Numero Veinticinco]

You’ve not seen the fucker, Hades!

[Ne Moe Imya]

Watched The Majestic with Jim Carrey last night.

 

8.5/10. I thought it was excellent. Has some really poor reviews from the critics and somehow I'd never even heard of it before but I saw someone recommend it and decided to give it a go. Thoroughly enjoyed it, and the message about the dangers of free speech being impinged and polarisation were very appropriate for our current climate.

[setreal]

No, but it might as well be. Can't imagine any self-respecting man having an interest in misandric films.

 

Whom are you satirizing here mate?

[Anubis]

The Meg. 7.5/10.

 

Solid Statham popcorn vehicle that doesn't take itself seriously.

[The Golden Eel]

I watched Whisky Galore! (1949) on the iPlayer earlier. I must say, I'm confused about why this has such a big reputation. It's ranked at 24 in BFI's list of the best British films of all time, for example. I found it pretty dull and not funny. It wasn't terrible, but it'd be a 5/10 for me. 

[Paul]

The Meg. 7.5/10.

 

Solid Statham popcorn vehicle that doesn't take itself seriously.

Spot on.

[Bernard Diomede]

Watched the 15:17 to Paris the other day on a flight. Quite possibly the worst film I’ve ever watched. 0/10

[RedKnight]

The Limehouse Golem - Bill Nighy is a London detective on the trail of a serial killer in the 19th century whilst simultaneously trying to keep a music hall actress from the gallows. Not the film I thought it would be as it focuses more on the latter part of the story than the former but it was fairly entertaining and Nighy was good value. 7 out of 10.

[manwiththestick]

Turbo Kid. Was on the Horror Channel last night, only a third into this and will watch the rest later so unable to score right now but oh my god how have I not seen this already, it's bloody brilliant.

 

Set in a post apocalyptic 1997, to an 80's style synth score it's essentially a Mad Max meets BMX Bandits b-movie. The lead girl is really engaging giving off Harley Quinn like vibes and with added Michael Ironside in full 80's baddy style to ham it up as the villian.

Finished it. 8.5/10. Loved it.

[Elite]

Watched the 15:17 to Paris the other day on a flight. Quite possibly the worst film I’ve ever watched. 0/10

Glad the lads got some money/recognition but what the fuck was Clint thinking?

[redheart]

Watched The Majestic with Jim Carrey last night.

 

8.5/10. I thought it was excellent. Has some really poor reviews from the critics and somehow I'd never even heard of it before but I saw someone recommend it and decided to give it a go. Thoroughly enjoyed it, and the message about the dangers of free speech being impinged and polarisation were very appropriate for our current climate.

 

I would agree with this. A great film by Carey which shows what a great actor he can be when not gurning etc

[Hades]

Whom are you satirizing here mate?

The vapidity of modern feminism, mostly. The richest women in the world acting like they're victimised and taking over a male franchise leaves a sour taste.

[skend04]

M:I Fallout. A cracking summer blockbuster that. 8.5/10

 

Pad Man 7/10 the true story of an inventor who built a machine to provide women in rural India access to cheaper sanitary pads. Bollywoodised but it's really good and on Netflix.

[Jenson]

Avengers Infinity War 6/10

 

Was disappointed really, jumped around far too much and, unlike GOTG and Thor, didn't have much in the way of humour.

[scudger99]

The Greasy Strangler 7/10.  Fucking mental, some very funny scenes. 

But mental.

[Mook]

Anybody seen Black Klansman yet?

 

Quite fancy that.

[Champ]

Christopher Robin. 9/10.

Had a mother and daughter outing yesterday and we absolutely loved it. And wept silent tears for most of it.

 

My only gripe was Eyeore’s voice which didn’t quite work for me but that’s small beer.

 

We’re going again

[Elite]

Christopher Robin. 9/10.

Had a mother and daughter outing yesterday and we absolutely loved it. And wept silent tears for most of it.

 

My only gripe was Eyeore’s voice which didn’t quite work for me but that’s small beer.

 

We’re going again

I took my daughter watching it yesterday as well. It's a proper family movie.

[SammyAftershave]

The Greasy Strangler 7/10.  Fucking mental, some very funny scenes. 

But mental.

 

I watched it in a double bill with 'Aaaaaaaah!'. I thought both were a great deal of fun, found they enriched my outlook on life and felt all the better for it.

[The Golden Eel]

I saw Christopher Robin myself last week with the kid. I liked it but it started quite slowly in terms of being able to hold the interest of a 6-year-old, luckily it picked up and he liked it.