Last Film You Saw

[EL APACHE TEVEZ]

Leon gets better every time I watch it,Gary oldman is brilliant,11/10

 

[BlueHammer85]

Neither have I. He's superb in Uncut Gems though.

this.

 

[Zin 'messiah' Zimmer]

Leon gets better every time I watch it,Gary oldman is brilliant,11/10

sketchy luc besson

 

[WhereWereWeWhenWeWereWhat]

Almost Famous. Great film, great soundtrack

 

[bada bing]

Parasite 4/5

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

Inglorious Basterds again for the third time. Lone that film.

 

[Ban-jani]

Us.

Not bad but definitely not worth the 93% Rotten tomatoes rating.

Never trust Rotten Tomatoes, I always go off IMDB.

RT must be frequented by imbeciles.

 

[WhereWereWeWhenWeWereWhat]

Inglorious Basterds again for the third time. Lone that film.

Thats-A-Bingo!

 

[Ban-jani]

Finally got around to watching 'Darkest Hour', (netflix - see how easy it is guys?).

Thought it was fantastic, Gary Oldman as Winston Churchill is utterly superb in it. 9/10 from me, although I appreciate you have to like this genre to score it as such.

It’s a fairly good film but as ever with these historical films, they always manage to add cringeworthy-ness.

I mean, the scene when he’s on the underground is toe-curlingly bad.

It’s littered with it throughout but that’s where it peaks.

The way they build up to the “never surrender” speech by random people saying similar prior to him delivering it is bad. Reading about Churchill the speech came out of nowhere and the fact he made it, with the girl in parliament, mouthing it alongside him, whilst Churchill was looking up, was ridiculous.

It was enjoyable but should have been much better.

Still, I watched the other one, with Brian Cox, and turned it off after 10 minutes. Within 10 minutes they’d ruined history completely and the portrayal was shocking, despite the fact I like Brian Cox in other things.

 

[Mike N]

The Personal History of David Copperfield. Cracking film.