Was just going to post about that film. I've never watched a Jackie Chan film after about 30 mins as the acting is shite and the martial arts are just too choreographed for me. However, this is a great film. I thought Chan was absolutely stunning in it, and I'd personally score it higher. Best film I've watched in a while.The foreigner, surprisingly good, 8/10
Some on here loved it. I think someone confessed to watching it at the pictures 10 times and then some more on DVD.
Dunkirk. What a load of shite. Whole film based on people trying to jib a lift home. In fact the highlight of the film for me was when Mrs rushts asked me if it was based on a true story....
Had that last night when we watched The Longest Day. She, over the course of the film, wondered why we were fighting the Germans, wondered why there were American accents in the film, why it was shot in France, did they really have tanks...the list goes on.
No I agree, absolute shite as fuck all happened apart from a spitfire running out of fuel and gliding for half the film.I may be in the minority. It just never got going for me. Instantly forgettable.
Women mate...they're bonkers..
No I agree, absolute shite as fuck all happened apart from a spitfire running out of fuel and gliding for half the film.
Beach war stuff tends to go like that when one side is trapped weaponless, exposed and fearful waiting for rescueNothing really happens does it? I was expecting Saving Private Ryan beach stuff and got less war action than Shaving Private Ryan.
There were plenty of weapons in shaving Ryan’s privates.Beach war stuff tends to go like that when one side is trapped weaponless, exposed and fearful waiting for rescue