Last Film You Saw

[The Stockport Iniesta]

The Boys From Brazil. Laurence Olivier is excellent as Lieberman the nazi hunter, and an unusual bad guy role for Gregory Peck as Dr Josef Mengele.

Must be the first time I've seen it in 20+ years, enjoyed it.

 

[willipp]

Just had movie day at home with my son and wife.

Dangerous Minds - wife chose it and better than I remembered.
The Interview - son chose it and bat shit crazy.
Four Lions - funny as fuck but a bit mental.
Gladiator - my choice and absolute classic film. Only got half way through it so far.

Great way to spend a rainy day off work.

 

[Double R]

Watched Ben Hur again today, inbetween painting bedroom, so didnt get much painting done. Its Easter afterall.

 

[Bill Walker]

Juror #2

Excellent, very good Clint.

 

[waspish]

The working man oh yeah you get what we know with Statham kills galore usual story line but as always I enjoyed it! 7/10

 

[jimharri]

The working man oh yeah you get what we know with Statham kills galore usual story line but as always I enjoyed it! 7/10

Doubt you'll ever see him doing Shakespeare!

 

[chesterbells]

Just put this on the YouTube thread too.
Ideal for a long wet weekend, a stone cold 70s classic from Friedkin, with Tangerine Dream soundtrack.
I’d watch it before it gets pulled!

 

[heslops barnet]

The working man oh yeah you get what we know with Statham kills galore usual story line but as always I enjoyed it! 7/10

What story line would that be ?

 

[waspish]

What story line would that be ?

Friend daughter got kidnapped you know where it's going

 

[Pancake Arse]

Just back from watching 'Warfare'

I enjoyed it, probably not as good as I expected, but still a good watch

 

[DelToro]

Just back from watching 'Warfare'

I enjoyed it, probably not as good as I expected, but still a good watch

I enjoyed it. Absolutely one for the cinema and not the TV.

I also enjoyed the lack of reason, context, morality or explanation. It was amoral, violent and nasty.

 

[Coljj]

I enjoyed it. Absolutely one for the cinema and not the TV.

I also enjoyed the lack of reason, context, morality or explanation. It was amoral, violent and nasty.

IMAX or Dolby?

It's showing in the Trafford Centre (Dolby) at 10:30pm over the weekend and then afternoon showings on Tuesday/Wednesday. 'Sinners' has all of the IMAX time slots.

 

[DelToro]

IMAX or Dolby?

It's showing in the Trafford Centre Dolby) at 10:30pm over the weekend and then afternoon showings on Tuesday/Wednesday. 'Sinners' has the IMAX slots.

Isense at Odeon

 

[Coljj]

Isense at Odeon

Oldham? Dolby Atmos! Close enough

 

[DelToro]

Oldham? Dolby Atmos!

Northwich mate.

 

[Blue Maverick]

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

 

[bladdered]

Finally got round to watching 'The Brutalist'. Enjoyed it even though it was a bit long. The score was brilliant and that Brody fella definitley deserved the oscar.

 

[Bigga]

I enjoyed it. Absolutely one for the cinema and not the TV.

I also enjoyed the lack of reason, context, morality or explanation. It was amoral, violent and nasty.

Interesting take.

This sounds, very much, like the mirror of "Civil War" from a soldier's perspective, instead of a journalist's and yet "Civil War" got slated.

 

[DelToro]

Interesting take.

This sounds, very much, like the mirror of "Civil War" from a soldier's perspective, instead of a journalist's and yet "Civil War" got slated.

Ray Mendoza wrote both.

 

[Bigga]

Ray Mendoza wrote both.

Ah. Makes a lot of sense now.

Maybe if people rewatched "CW" alongside this, they'd see it differently?