Last Film You Saw

[andyhinch]

Man on fire just now, great book.

 

[doots]

Rogue City.
Nothing to do with the Stuart Pearce years but a very enjoyable French police thriller on netflix.
Set in Marseille, a rough as toast Port with bat shit crazy cops and bad ass Corinthian gangsters.

 

[Mayor West]

Independence Day, still great with some quality SFX considering its release year.

 

[Blue Maverick]

"Monster Hunter".

I've been waiting for this to come out since October, but saw it had a tentative release date of April 2021.

No idea why I wanted to see it so much. I think it's cos it reminded me of "Starship Troopers" for the sheer hokum. In that regard, it did not disappoint and like "Starship Troopers"(for its time) the CGI work is quite impressive, actually! So that surprised me!

Paul W. S. Anderson directs and there are some very impressive shots that go into this piece.

If you fancy a bit of nonsense, then this might float your boat!

Good SFX but not a very good film I don’t know how Mila ges work she’s not the best actress

 

[Roy Munson]

Good SFX but not a very good film I don’t know how Mila ges work she’s not the best actress

Married to Paul W.S. Anderson , I think. Previously married to Luc Besson. Probably helps.

 

[JamesMCFC]

Passengers.

A chick flick but it's actually pretty decent

 

[Vic]

The Straight Story (on All 4)

David Lynch with whimsical true story.

 

[Le Havre Oswald]

Goosebumps 2 with my daughters

Fun movie but apparently too scary for a 2 and 4 year old.

6/10

 

[Dr Jacoby]

The Shining (US cut)

I prefer this version to the 119 minute print released in the UK. There’s more scenes with Danny, Jack, Wendy and Dick.

 

[Bigga]

Good SFX but not a very good film I don’t know how Mila ges work she’s not the best actress

Maybe being married to the director helps?