Last Film You Saw

[Meatbag]

It chapter 2 - Rather good tbh

 

[Bigga]

Understand what you mean, just found it a vast improvement from the other dross Netflix churned out...

Has a good premise for a series though if you ask me

Yeah 100%. I’d love more background into what the triggers and events were that causes such destruction and loss of life. Also, how they selected the people to be killed and stuff like that.

Like your thoughts on it, but the pitfalls would be that it could and would be EXACTLY like 'Lost', 'Heroes' or/ and '12 Monkeys' where stuff never got resolved.

It would have to be a limited series with an ending!

 

[Bigga]

I was just thinking that the film that would make really good series would be "The Book of Eli"!

I mean that film, literally, chops out chunks of Eli's journey, so you could easily fill in the gaps!

 

[bakerdave76]

It chapter 2 ,interesting half hour to long but mad as feck worth a watch .
Captin Marvel ,so so 6/10

 

[BlindEyeSeesAll]

Never seen movies thread has got me watching old movies ive never seen over the last week

12 Angry men 7/10. Great acting.

Phantasm 5/10. Poor acting.

The Howling 8/10. Great commpanion piece to An american warewolf in london.

King of comedy 8/10. De Niro does great comedy.

Seventh seal 6/10. Not ashamed to say im nowhere near smart enough to understan what that was all about.

Not impressed with your rating for Phantasm - love that film.

 

[Cellarite]

Joker - 10/10.

I don't really remember anything that occurred during the film that either I didn't enjoy or didn't understand apart from the neighbour storyline that became clear later.

Heath Ledger's Joker has been matched, maybe bettered.

 

[Machiavelli]

IT 2
Lol

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

In the shadow of the moon...

I’d say it’s Netflix’s best film to date, love films like this

8.9/10

I thought it was 5/10 and was disappointed as I watched it based on your review.

 

[Zin 'messiah' Zimmer]

I thought it was 5/10 and was disappointed as I watched it based on your review.

Yeah but I know more than you...

 

[Zin 'messiah' Zimmer]

Marshall, based on Thurgood Marshall, a pioneer of the civil rights movement and troubleshooter for the NAACP., eventually became the Supreme Court Chief Justice...this is set around one of his cases in the early 50s, unable to advocate on his clients behalf, due to the restrictions against black lawyers in court, he became the quintessential master of the court room....

Really enjoyed it, good turn from Chadwick Boseman in the lead, his career is developing nicely!!