Last Film You Saw

[Heisenberg's Blue Sky]

Re-watched The Raid 1 and 2. Simply most amazing martial arts choregraphy and action scenes and a true fuckin hero in Rama. Simply breathtaking. The director recently gave details on what a third film would have been and followed a different story (the Goto family) and set in the jungle...oh what could have been!

 

[jimharri]

Watched The Gentlemen last night.

very entertaining, thought Hugh Grant was superb as was Matthew Mcconaughey.
Great film, pretty funny aswell.

Grant surprised me in that, as I don't really rate him. Farrell on good form as well. "Calm the ph-huc down".

 

[Mayor West]

Shutter Island. First time I've seen it since it came out, much much better than I remember.

 

[TonyM]

Togo. I never thawed it'd be mush good but what do I snow.

 

[Bigga]

Australian film "Little Monsters".

It has some some piss funny moments, but unfortunately it falls down here and there cos it doesn't know what genre it wants to be or what audience it's catering for.

It can be seriously funny, though and weirdly crap.

Really strange film.

 

[Lovebitesandeveryfing]

Shutter Island. First time I've seen it since it came out, much much better than I remember.

Funny, that. I've had the experience the other way round, several times recently, in fact. Films that I went to see in the cinema, it has to be said, and which I thought were really good at the time.

 

[Summerbuzz]

A girl who works for me said she’d found my Krptonite, I can make you cry, I replied ‘bollocks, The champ is the only film that can get to me’, anyway, under duress, I put on the Turkish film ‘miracle in cell no.7’, it indeed ruined me and I wouldn’t say it’s the greatest film I’ve ever seen, however, it genuinely moved me and there is hope for me yet....

For impact it scores a hefty 9.1/10!!

Dear god man, how much did you have last night? It's South Korean!

 

[Man_City_Loyal]

Remember the Titans

 

[Kakhaber The Great]

Miracle Mile (1988), starring Anthony Edwards and Mare Winningham.

Harry's got a date with diner girl Julie but she doesn't finish till midnight. He goes home to get ready and have a kip. A power cut knocks out his alarm clock and Harry is 3 hours late. He leaves Julie a message via a phone booth outside the diner and hangs up. The phone then rings so Harry answers it and some bloke called Chip is on the line talking about nuclear warheads and the end of the world. Harry thinks it's a joke. But what if it's not...

A little landlocked in the 1980s (the keep fit garb is a hoot) but an effective low budget thriller directed with a lot of heart by Steve DeJarnatt and featuring a soundtrack by Tangerine Dream.

 

[Zin 'messiah' Zimmer]

Dear god man, how much did you have last night? It's South Korean!

tea total, brah

https://www.netflix.com/gb/title/81239779