Rate the last film you watched...

[Mendoza]

Supersonic- fucking loved it- 9/10.

[Boss]

Oasis: Supersonic - 9/10

 

The best music documentary since Dig. 

[mars]

Doctor Strange - 7/10

 

Very impressive special effects (3D Imax) and a few great moments but it's a familiar origin story.

[cloggypop]

Supersonic. It's a 9 out of 10 for me even though it's got Paulo Hewitt in it (nearly a point off).

 

It's funny as fuck and honest with it. Superbly edited and catches them when they genuinely were the best band on the planet before it all went to shite. Better than Dig! for me. That Stooges documentary is going to have to be good to beat this.

 

Highlight is possibly Noel's face at the Whisky.

[ZonkoVille77]

Just saw suicide squad and the only thing I can remember is the mad yolks arse. What a load of cack. 2/10

[Mook]

There's been a few good music documentaries since Dig (which I've not seen btw):-

 

Soul Power

Respect Yourself

20 feet from stardom

Beware of Mr Baker

Buena Vista social club

Searching for sugar man

 

Just off the top of my head.

[Boss]

There's been a few good music documentaries since Dig (which I've not seen btw):-

 

Soul Power

Respect Yourself

20 feet from stardom

Beware of Mr Baker

Buena Vista social club

Searching for sugar man

 

Just off the top of my head.

 

I'll check them out. I've seen Searching for the Sugar Man which was good. The Devil and Daniel Johnson is a good one as well. 

[SammyAftershave]

There's been a few good music documentaries since Dig (which I've not seen btw):-

 

Soul Power

Respect Yourself

20 feet from stardom

Beware of Mr Baker

Buena Vista social club

Searching for sugar man

 

Just off the top of my head.

 

All are very good but those I've bolded are out of this world 10/10's for me, along with:

 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1185418/?ref_=fn_al_tt_2

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0314725/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3498950/?ref_=fn_al_tt_2

 

If you can find any room up there, shove them up your arse and set fire to them, and they will, in turn, set fire to you. If you thought the Beach Boys were even allowed to touch instruments even during the making of 'Pet Sounds' you're in for a shock. Same deal with the house band at Tamla with all those motor city hits that kept on comin.

 

I'm still awaiting one about my beloved 'Philly sound' to groove my ting too. There's also several about Larry Lavan and the Paradise Garage but I'm far too pissed to think of finer details. And that is where the divil lies.

[The Midnight Rambler]

Always been on the fence with Noel vs Liam but after watching Supersonic and Seeing Noel THROW that blown up tango ball my mind is made up. What a fucking whooper.

[cloggypop]

There's been a few good music documentaries since Dig (which I've not seen btw):-

 

Soul Power

Respect Yourself

20 feet from stardom

Beware of Mr Baker

Buena Vista social club

Searching for sugar man

 

Just off the top of my head.

Nice one. Loads I haven't seen there.

[Carvalho Diablo]

Lost In Translation

 

Had this on my watch list for yonks and cant believe I've only just got round to watching

 

Bill Murray is outstanding in this quite wonderful and very intimate story of two lost souls finding one another.

 

Looks and sounds top notch, Sofia Coppola directs (!).

 

9/10

 

Watched on Exodus / Kodi

[Bobby Hundreds]

I'm watching the thing whilst my missus is in bed. I've probably watched this film more times than any other I love it think it's a masterpiece. The acting the atmosphere and the effects. It's just great.

[Babb'sBurstNad]

Inferno

 

Reminded of it after the mention of Argento in the horror movie thread. I liked Suspiria, but Inferno just feels a bit shite in comparison. The visuals, score (though I though it was a bit too bombastic at times) and story draw you in, but when it really matters the set-pieces are poor and it's all almost comically illogical and clunky. 

 

6 animal related deaths out of 10

[lebron]

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[Dougie Do'ins]

Watched Layer Cake last night. Had forgotten how good it was. 

[Special K]

Aliens live at the Royal Albert Hall. The original film with the soundtrack played live by an orchestra

 

Unbelievable. When the 20th Century Fox fanfare gets a massive cheer and round of applause you know you're in for a good time

 

A great experience

 

10/10

[Carvalho Diablo]

Aliens live at the Royal Albert Hall. The original film with the soundtrack played live by an orchestra

 

Unbelievable. When the 20th Century Fox fanfare gets a massive cheer and round of applause you know you're in for a good time

 

A great experience

 

10/10

That sounds brilliant mate. Very jealous.

[Special K]

That sounds brilliant mate. Very jealous.

 

It was, unfortunately I went to the matinee performance, because the after evening show tonight James Cameron and Sigourney Weaver took to the stage.

 

Godammit!

[AngryOfTuebrook]

The Good Dinosaur

 

The story and characters were nowhere near Pixar's usual standards, but the animation of the scenes in and around the rivers was jaw-droppingly realistic.

[lifetime fan]

Taken 8/10 - shit but still great.

[lifetime fan]

Watching New Jacket City now.

 

10/10.

[Hand Shandy]

Is that the one where Wesley Snipes goes power mad dealing in knock off North Face?

 

Or the one where he can't decide which topping to have on his baked potato?

[lifetime fan]

Is that the one where Wesley Snipes goes power mad dealing in knock off North Face?

 

Or the one where he can't decide which topping to have on his baked potato?

First.

[Bjornebye]

There's been a few good music documentaries since Dig (which I've not seen btw):-

 

Soul Power

Respect Yourself

20 feet from stardom

Beware of Mr Baker

Buena Vista social club

Searching for sugar man

 

Just off the top of my head.

Made of stone is boss

[General Dryness]

Watching New Jacket City now.

 

10/10.

Sit your five dollar ass down before I make change.

 

Fucking great film.