Last Film You Saw

Bill Walker said:
Calvary
2015
Story about a quirky priest in an Irish town with lots of quirky people as you would expect. Brendan Gleeson plays this role incredibly well.
I would recommend this film to anybody.
8/10
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Great movie. When that bloke tells the priest this story.. wow

'You know...

...when I first started out,
working up in Dublin.....there was
this 3 year old boy.
Parents brought him into the hospital,
a routine operation.
But the anesthetist,
he made a mistake.
The little boy ended up deaf...
..dumb... blind...
...and paralyzed.
For good.

Think of it.

Think of when that little boy
first regained consciousness.

In the dark.

You'd be frightened,
wouldn't you?
But you'd be frightened

in the kind of a way that you know
that the fear is going to end.

It has to.

It must.

Your parents couldn't
be too far away.

They'll come to your rescue.

They'll turn the light on
and they'll talk to you.

But, think of it.

Nobody comes to rescue you.

No light is turned on.

You are in the dark.

You try to speak
but you can't.

You try to move...

but you can't.

You try to cry out

but you are unable
to hear your own screams.

You are entombed
within your own body

...howling with terror.'
 
Just watched 48 Hours, really good film from the early 80s, not a film you have to think much about, pretty predictable and the narrative was perhaps from that time, thank goodness that at least in the UK we have moved on from that, but anyway Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy are really good, really enjoyed it, gonna try and get hold of Another 48 Hours now! - Anyone else seen this film?
 
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knuckles said:
Just watched 48 Hours, really good film from the early 90s, not a film you have to think much about, pretty predictable and the narrative was perhaps from that time, thank goodness that at least in the UK we have moved on from that, but anyway Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy are really good, really enjoyed it, gonna try and get hold of Another 48 Hours now! - Anyone else seen this film?
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Early 80’s brilliant film
 
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