Rate the last film you watched...

[Frankenhooker]

I liked Insomnia.

Me too. Pacino was great.

[Alan Sex]

I couldn't sleep after watching that.

[Elite]

Swiss Army Man.

 

Can't really give it a score because it's fucking nuts but quite enjoyable and intriguing none the less.

[cloggypop]

31. It's a Rob Zombie film and it's absolutely nowhere near as good as Devil's Rejects or House Of 1000 Corpses. 3 out of 10, mainly for Doom Head.

[Frankenhooker]

I couldn't finish 31, and I'm one of those rare people that liked Zombie's Halloween.

[torahboy]

Hunt For The Wilderpeople

 

This is really good. No super heroes, no CGI and it's not a remake. Instead it has a good script and decent characters. Some quite sad bits but often really funny and from the same bloke that made What We Do In The Shadows. Man and boy become the subjects of a manhunt. Best film I've seen for a while. 9/10.

 

 

Completely agree. One of those movies that just takes you along. Well worth a view.

[Mendoza]

The Purge: Election Year- enjoyed the candy bar girls but not much else- 4/10

 

Krampus- shite- 3/10

 

The Good Neighbour- great performance from James Caan-  7.5/10.

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Room 8/10 it was very good.

[Moctezuma]

The Spy Who Came in from the Cold 7/10-

 

Acting Richard Burton Acting

 

Richard Acting Burton

 

Acting Acting Richard Burton ACTING!

 

Overall it was quite a good film of the double crossing spy thriller mould. Burton's characters relationship with the main female lead is perplexing to a modern audience though, he basically is a right grumpy drunken shite who she has to cook for while he makes disparaging remarks about her political views and lifestyle, yet she is totally in love with him.

[Moctezuma]

Bridge of Spies 8/10-

 

Tom Hanks turns in a enjoyable everyman performance of a guy castigated by society for representing a potential Soviet agent at the governments behest. I had assumed the film might be quite boring but it kept me engaged. Mark Rylance was pretty good good in his role too, the film did well to show how much the two sides distrusted each other during the cold war.

[Champ]

Anyone got any cinema recommendations that arent horror, fantasy or Sci fi?

[Mook]

Anyone got any cinema recommendations that arent horror, fantasy or Sci fi?

 

Hell or high water is meant to be really good, it's on at the Cameo as well, love it in there.

[Champ]

Hell or high water is meant to be really good, it's on at the Cameo as well, love it in there.

Cheers. I'll check it out

[cloggypop]

Anyone got any cinema recommendations that arent horror, fantasy or Sci fi?

Hunt For The Wilderpeople. It's boss.

[Jairzinho]

The Man Who Knew Infinity - 7/10. Enjoyed this. 

 

Devika Bhise...my word.

[Champ]

Hell or high water is meant to be really good, it's on at the Cameo as well, love it in there.

 

PS I really like the Cameo too. One of the reasons I dont go to the cinema that much is I cant be doing with multiplexes

[SilverSong]

Hunt For The Wilderpeople. It's boss.

Seconded.

[Alan Sex]

Swiss Army Man

 

Definitely a "what the fuck did I just watch?" moment.

 

In a good way.

 

Very strange film, yet oddly enjoyable.

[Elite]

Swiss Army Man

 

Definitely a "what the fuck did I just watch?" moment.

 

In a good way.

 

Very strange film, yet oddly enjoyable.

Yeah it's a bit fucking nuts.

[redheart]

The Intern - 4/10. Silly chicks film. Why does De Niro bother with this shite. He's a joke these days and hasn't been in a decent film for 2 decades.

 

 

Copland was 1997 a great film

 

So too was Jackie Brown.

 

Silver Linings Playbook was more than decent

[Mendoza]

I'd add Ronin, The Score, Stardust and Limitless to that. Maybe not great but decent.

[manwiththestick]

And 15 minutes.

[jimmycase]

Dont blink; one of those quirky suspense horror films where you dont see 'monster.' The suspense is in the 'who'll be next.' No gore or anything like that and obivously a schedule filler. But it was quite good and the ending while not predictable was consistent. 7 out of 10.

[Kloppite]

The Intern - 4/10. Silly chicks film. Why does De Niro bother with this shite. He's a joke these days and hasn't been in a decent film for 2 decades.

I was seriously waiting for him to give Hathaway one.

 

It was very cheesey the man is a legend though.

 

I reckon the reason for him doing films like that is because of his grand kids. If he didnt do films like that his grand kids would only see last tango in paris and taxi driver etc and woukd think their grand dad was a bit mental.

 

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[redheart]

I was seriously waiting for him to give Hathaway one.

 

It was very cheesey the man is a legend though.

 

I reckon the reason for him doing films like that is because of his grand kids. If he didnt do films like that his grand kids would only see last tango in paris and taxi driver etc and woukd think their grand dad was a bit mental.

 

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WTF is it with this thread and people mistaking which films De Niro was in?