Last Film You Saw

[hilts]

No, I don’t believe I have. On the one I watched last night, she told him she loved him numerous times, asked him to kiss her, got pissed in a restaurant and ended up sharing a bed. Was there more to it?

The general.idea is that you don't reveal too much of a film especially the ENDING, you know so other people can maybe enjoy it.

 

[Bigga]

Quite rightly it was utter crap

That's going to be your take from what you wanted to get out of it.

Literally, in the last few pages we've had a poster state film 'x' was brilliant and the immediate poster following say it was crap!!

If you're someone looking for action, a story, hidden meanings or all of it, then you're going to take from it what you're looking for or slate it if it doesn't show.

Clearly, you didn't see the narrative of "Civil War" and that's fine, but "crap", it was not.

 

[Blue Maverick]

The general.idea is that you don't reveal too much of a film especially the ENDING, you know so other people can maybe enjoy it.

What about Titanic?

 

[DelToro]

What about Titanic?

Yeah, that spaceship came out of nowhere.

 

[dronefromsector7G]

Invasion of the body snatchers (original). I prefer the remake but still thought this one was pretty good.

 

[DelToro]

By way of commemorating the life of Pope Francis I am now watching Conclave.

It’s what he would have wanted.

 

[super_city_si]

A Working Man, typical Jason Statham fair 5/10
Dune Part 2, looks and sounds amazing, really looking forward to part 3, 8/10

Dont tell me, ex special ops is builder who gets wronged. Much like his previous ex spec ops Beekeeper who get wronged. I expect his next will be ex spec ops delivery driver who gets wronged, or has he done that one too?

Become a parody at this stage much like Liam Neeson

 

[city2]

By way of commemorating the life of Pipe Francis I am now watching Conclave.

It’s what he would have wanted.

It’s a very interesting film and the skullduggery that goes on brilliant film.

 

[dronefromsector7G]

Dont tell me, ex special ops is builder who gets wronged. Much like his previous ex spec ops Beekeeper who get wronged. I expect his next will be ex spec ops delivery driver who gets wronged, or has he done that one too?

Become a parody at this stage much like Liam Neeson

Oh thanks for ruining the plots of those films

 

[Mayor West]

Dont tell me, ex special ops is builder who gets wronged. Much like his previous ex spec ops Beekeeper who get wronged. I expect his next will be ex spec ops delivery driver who gets wronged, or has he done that one too?

Become a parody at this stage much like Liam Neeson

Whilst you are right, they really are my guilty pleasure, Statham could make 50 of them and I'd still watch and enjoy them, the beekeeper was great!

 

[Mayor West]

Always reminds me of the quote in Tropic Thunder which I shall not repeat here.

Yes, exactly what I thought.

 

[hilts]

What about Titanic?

Depends if its the 1st or 2nd one:-)

 

[Blue Maverick]

Dont tell me, ex special ops is builder who gets wronged. Much like his previous ex spec ops Beekeeper who get wronged. I expect his next will be ex spec ops delivery driver who gets wronged, or has he done that one too?

Become a parody at this stage much like Liam Neeson

Screenplay by his mate Stallone as well, but you are spot on.

 

[madloaf]

Liquorice Pizza - plotless coming of age/relationship movie set in 70s California. Well directed and acted. Enjoyed it. 7/10.

 

[denislawsbackheel]

That's going to be your take from what you wanted to get out of it.

Literally, in the last few pages we've had a poster state film 'x' was brilliant and the immediate poster following say it was crap!!

If you're someone looking for action, a story, hidden meanings or all of it, then you're going to take from it what you're looking for or slate it if it doesn't show.

Clearly, you didn't see the narrative of "Civil War" and that's fine, but "crap", it was not.

Yes it was. Wooden acting and infantile plot

 

[dronefromsector7G]

Yeah, that spaceship came out of nowhere.

And don’t get me started on the alien’s rendition of Sweet Caroline with Kid Creole and the coconuts.

 

[Bigga]

Yes it was. Wooden acting and infantile plot

And what does someone hopped up on adrenaline look like?

Is it the same for everyone?

What's your opinion of a 'great' film in the last 5 years?

 

[The Stockport Iniesta]

That's going to be your take from what you wanted to get out of it.

Literally, in the last few pages we've had a poster state film 'x' was brilliant and the immediate poster following say it was crap!!

If you're someone looking for action, a story, hidden meanings or all of it, then you're going to take from it what you're looking for or slate it if it doesn't show.

Clearly, you didn't see the narrative of "Civil War" and that's fine, but "crap", it was not.

Horses for courses, I enjoyed it.

 

[fanatic1]

On Good Friday watched "Fall" - the story of two female rock climbers with dark shared history determined to scale a 2000 feet radio mast, shortly to be demolished, to upload and sell film on You Tube. Pretty amazing special effects and nail biting suspense. Aerial shots terrifying. Solid 8/10

 

[Pancake Arse]

Horses for courses, I enjoyed it.

So did I.
I thought it was better than Warfare