Last Film You Saw

[Kompany is King]

Just finished Bridge of Spies starring Tom Hanks. Great film. Hanks is an outstanding actor. Well worth watching to the very end.

 

[Dazzle84]

I, Tonya

Decent film with some funny bits in. Not going to change the world - 6/10

 

[City_Sean]

A Star Is Born.

Cooper and Lady Gags both excellent.

9/10

 

[Djibrilshairdo]

Peterloo at the Cornwall Film Fest with Mike Leigh doing a q & a after.

Film was good albeit a bit lengthy, massacre scene at end moving and horrifying. Quite shocking how events from 200 years ago could be so relevant today, (fuck, we’ve gone nowhere) and that in 1819 just 2% of the population had the vote.

If you’ve seen the film, it was shot with only 200 extras with crowd replication CGI creating the crowd of 80,000.

 

[Blue Maverick]

Overlord ww2 meets 28 days enjoyable if forgettable 6/10

 

[Dr Jacoby]

Freddy vs Jason

Mindless fun.

 

[andy h]

A Star Is Born.

Cooper and Lady Gags both excellent.

9/10

Gotta agree with this. Saw it at the cinema on Thursday and really enjoyed it.

Saw Baby Driver on DVD last night. Cracking film. I thought that the ending was a bit naff but otherwise superb.

 

[80s Shorts]

Ghostbusters 2. Not as good as I remembered it. Looks great in 4k though

A shit film is a shit film whether in 480 or 3800. A good film is a good whether...…… you know where im going with this.

 

[BimboBob]

Ghostbusters 2. Not as good as I remembered it. Looks great in 4k though

The original is the best film ever so it will never match those heady heights. Still a funny film but it felt more "franchisey" than necessary.

 

[bluebaja]

Watched 'Journey's End' today. It was originally written as a play, and the majority of the film take place in a series of trenches in Northern France in 1918. Best film I have seen in quite a while.

I was going to post the link to the trailer, but it gives some of the film away, so I will leave that up to you.