Rate the last film you watched...

[Bob]

I tried to watch sicario last night but didn’t get all the way through it. It was good up to the point that it got turned off and I’ll revisit the end tonight, but it wasn’t as gripping as I was expecting. Got about another 45 mins to go though

[Spy Bee]

Watched Paddington 1 and 2 in the last two nights. Two great family films, funny and enjoyable.

[andymc]

Ready player one 7/10 Good story with some nice moments but doubt I would be in a hurry to watch it again

[Special K]

Ready Player One - 9/10

 

An absolute blast from beginning to end. Left the cinema with a massive grin on my face.

[SammyAftershave]

Did you bunk in?

[Guest]

The Cove is a disturbing documentary about the plight of dolphins in a small town in Japan. Genuinely eye opening and hopefully the footage from the movie will see big changes. Hopefully.

 

Very insightful, 9/10.

[Carvalho Diablo]

The Cove is a disturbing documentary about the plight of dolphins in a small town in Japan. Genuinely eye opening and hopefully the footage from the movie will see big changes. Hopefully.

 

Very insightful, 9/10.

Indeed, both The Cove and Blackfish are excellent documentaries.

[VladimirIlyich]

Indeed, both The Cove and Blackfish are excellent documentaries.

Blackfish is very good,and disturbing.

[1892-LFCWasBorn]

All The Money In The World

 

Christopher Plummer is superb (replacing Kevin Spacey) in Ridley Scott's take of the Getty kidnapping in the 70's.

 

Excellent film.

 

8/10

[Elite]

All The Money In The World

 

Christopher Plummer is superb (replacing Kevin Spacey) in Ridley Scott's take of the Getty kidnapping in the 70's.

 

Excellent film.

 

8/10

Yeah good film that.

 

Plummer is far better than Spacey would of been.

[grazywalker]

Death Note

The American Netflix version . It was alright and the fact I am not an animee nutjob means I did not have to compare it

 

I do want to watch the anime version now though.

[General Dryness]

Indeed, both The Cove and Blackfish are excellent documentaries.

I can vouch for Blackfish, but haven't watched the cove because knowing what happens is enough for a softarse like me.

[Dr Nowt]

Dead Man’s Shoes.

 

Hadn’t seen it in probably ten years. Still a superb film, Meadows’ best in my opinion.

 

The bullying scenes, and especially their brutal denouement, were an even more gut-wrenching watch than last time round.

 

As a side-note, I like how familiar faces pop up in his films when you watch them back. Hadn’t realised Shaun’s Mum was the wife of the last gang member, also Banjo as the guy who gets the back of his jacket painted.

 

Still find it weird watching Gary Stretch without the ITV Big Fight Live music preceding his appearance though. He’s excellent as menacing lowlife.

 

Considine obviously steals the show though, leading me onto now making a mental note to watch his new picture ‘Underdog’, which opened this weekend.

[Red Lead]

Dead Man’s Shoes.

 

Hadn’t seen it in probably ten years. Still a superb film, Meadows’ best in my opinion.

 

The bullying scenes, and especially their brutal denouement, were an even more gut-wrenching watch than last time round.

 

As a side-note, I like how familiar faces pop up in his films when you watch them back. Hadn’t realised Shaun’s Mum was the wife of the last gang member, also Banjo as the guy who gets the back of his jacket painted.

 

Still find it weird watching Gary Stretch without the ITV Big Fight Live music preceding his appearance though. He’s excellent as menacing lowlife.

 

Considine obviously steals the show though, leading me onto now making a mental note to watch his new picture ‘Underdog’, which opened this weekend.

 

Journeyman?

[ZonkoVille77]

Annihilation.

Despite it sounding like the goal of the Isrealis towards the people of Gaza, its a sci-fi/horror staring Natalie Portman.

I was really enjoying it for the first hour then it went up its own ring piece. It was something different from the norm though so worth watching.

5/10. Got 7.7/10 on IMDB.

[Anubis]

10 Cloverfield Lane 1/10 abysmal

If you think that's 1/10 I'd steer well clear of The Cloverfield Paradox.

[Harry Squatter]

Baywatch. 6/10. Mainly for the female lifeguards and Hasselhoff turning up in a mobile phone shop to tell the Rock to get his shit together.

[1892-LFCWasBorn]

Phantom Thread

 

Surprisingly I loved this. Brilliant Paul Thomas Anderson film.

 

Vicky Krieps steals the show. Daniel Day-Lewis and Lesley Manville also put in top notch performances.

 

Jonny Greenwood did the entire soundtrack which added to it.

 

9/10

[manwiththestick]

Ready Player One. 8.5/10. Pure nostalgic enjoyment with more easter eggs than Asdas distribution warehouse.

[Dougie Do'ins]

Sicario 7/10

 

Not usually my kind of film but gave it a go after reading about it on here. Not bad.

[Dr Nowt]

Journeyman?

Yes mate. Not sure where Underdog came from!

[Elite]

Yes mate. Not sure where Underdog came from!

A journeyman is an underdog so you were on the right lines.

[Grinch]

Warriors 10/10

[Jenson]

Thor Ragnorak 7.5/10

 

Best of the Marvel bunch so far for me, really enjoyed it with some proper funny moments

[Dougie Do'ins]

Phantom Thread

 

Surprisingly I loved this. Brilliant Paul Thomas Anderson film.

 

Vicky Krieps steals the show. Daniel Day-Lewis and Lesley Manville also put in top notch performances.

 

Jonny Greenwood did the entire soundtrack which added to it.

 

9/10

I read up on this earlier today and thought I'd give it a miss but as there was fuck all on mainstream telly tonight I decided to give it a go and so glad I did. It wont be for everyone but it was right roller coaster of emotions. At one point I felt like putting my foot through the telly into DDLs head. 9/10.