chris63
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Green Knight.
Bloody rubbish. Slower then a wet weekend.
Bloody rubbish. Slower then a wet weekend.
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forlorn hope
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Divorcing Jack. I read the book years ago and this popped up on either Netflix or Prime. Funny in parts, ok plot (in the book I remember it being more complex) and some real stand out scenes. 6.5 out of 10 if you like crime/comedy/thriller type films
That's the 'film' (yes I do use that word loosely) that bizarrely they allowed them to film crowd scenes at Southend Uniteds ground at the time that last season all crowds were banned from watching matches in grounds in the country!Origins: Rise of the Footsoldier
Yes it's full of 'facking Kant'
Blue Maverick
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it was ok 6/10 from me.KATE. Female John Wick style films seem to be de-rigueur at the moment. As good, if not better, than any of the others offered and I find Mary Elizabeth Winstead eminently watchable. 7/10.
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Same here good but not great. She was a good action star thoughit was ok 6/10 from me.
Millwallawayveteran1988
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I’ve got to say the title doesn’t have me rushing to watch it!Escape Room 2 : Tournament of Champions.
Absolute pile of shite. 2/10
Millwallawayveteran1988
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They were in Marbella last time I watched one of these. Is this a new one? They have certainly milked this franchise! Fairbass is pushing 60 but playing a bloke who died when he was in his mid 30’s!Origins: Rise of the Footsoldier
Yes it's full of 'facking Kant'
Bill Walker
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Eyes Wide Shut
Second time watching this film. Its in my top 10 films. Kubrick is the fucking master. (well one of them).
Im not a fan of Tom Cruise or Nicole Kidman but I have to admit they were good in this.
Its weird, its strange, its tense (especially the Summerton House scenes)
4 years in the making. And I believe Kubrick had Tom walk through a door 95 times till he was happy with the take. :)
I wont go into the story, its too involved, plenty of tits though.
9/10
Second time watching this film. Its in my top 10 films. Kubrick is the fucking master. (well one of them).
Im not a fan of Tom Cruise or Nicole Kidman but I have to admit they were good in this.
Its weird, its strange, its tense (especially the Summerton House scenes)
4 years in the making. And I believe Kubrick had Tom walk through a door 95 times till he was happy with the take. :)
I wont go into the story, its too involved, plenty of tits though.
9/10
Bill Walker
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Cry Macho
2021
Another superb offering from Clint Eastwood, superb directing and acting.
A wonderfully relaxed well paced film that draws you in completely I really loved it.
I believe he wanted to make this film since the 80s but didn't feel he was old enough.
8/10
2021
Another superb offering from Clint Eastwood, superb directing and acting.
A wonderfully relaxed well paced film that draws you in completely I really loved it.
I believe he wanted to make this film since the 80s but didn't feel he was old enough.
8/10
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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Hunt for Red October. Still a good watch, especially with Connery speaking Russian with a broad Scottish accent.
The Pianist
Took me nearly 20 years to be able to watch it, mainly because I never had the opportunity, and glad I did.
Brody is outstanding, well deserving of the Oscar he received. And I didn't realise, until the credits rolled, that it's a Polanski film. Plus, having been recently to Berlin and visited the Holocaust remembrance museum there, it reminded me of the film footage of Warsaw that we saw on that visit. The destruction was almost unbelievable, and that anyone could survive there was almost beyond belief. Testament to man's ability to survive and also the kindness and selflessness of the few who helped them.
10/10
Took me nearly 20 years to be able to watch it, mainly because I never had the opportunity, and glad I did.
Brody is outstanding, well deserving of the Oscar he received. And I didn't realise, until the credits rolled, that it's a Polanski film. Plus, having been recently to Berlin and visited the Holocaust remembrance museum there, it reminded me of the film footage of Warsaw that we saw on that visit. The destruction was almost unbelievable, and that anyone could survive there was almost beyond belief. Testament to man's ability to survive and also the kindness and selflessness of the few who helped them.
10/10
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