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Last Film You Saw
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MellowJoe
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The Gentlemen on Netflix. Too much going on.. must've been made for minds greater than mine because my opinion of it is that it's style over substance.. also, it's hard to like a film when I couldn't care less about any of the characters
FantasyIreland
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I thought it was shite tooThe Gentlemen on Netflix. Too much going on.. must've been made for minds greater than mine because my opinion of it is that it's style over substance.. also, it's hard to like a film when I couldn't care less about any of the characters
roman totale
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The first one is great. The sequels are plain boring and frankly incomprehensible. I remember thinking the third one felt like a two-hour long Bacardi Breezer ad. Lots of people on beaches dancing around bonfires for no apparent reason.Never seen The Matrix before. But there’s a new one out so I thought I’d watch them all before the new one…
The Matrix is really good and gave the series some real potential. However, Reloaded is shit and Revolutions is proper terrible!
Now don’t know whether I should even bother with Resurrections but I’ve come this far after 23 years of not bothering so I may as well finish them off.
tregyblue61
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Watched School of Rock for the first time last night. Really enjoyed it. Very good.
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Over the weekend I watched:
The Unforgiveable (with Sandra Bullock) - decent watch!
My Son (with James McAvoy and local lass Clair Foye) - another decent watch, McAvoy wasn’t given a script for the film and ad-lib’d it all.
The Unforgiveable (with Sandra Bullock) - decent watch!
My Son (with James McAvoy and local lass Clair Foye) - another decent watch, McAvoy wasn’t given a script for the film and ad-lib’d it all.
A man called Ove. Great movie!
Not seen the film but enjoyed the book.
The Gentlemen on Netflix. Too much going on.. must've been made for minds greater than mine because my opinion of it is that it's style over substance.. also, it's hard to like a film when I couldn't care less about any of the characters
That is essentially the whole point of a Guy Ritchie film.
It's all snappy dialogue, set pieces, good soundtracks and converging plotlines that eventually collide to give a decent enough ending.
They are entirely surface level IMO but there is a place for them. The Man from U.N.C.L.E is probably the best of his later ones, a bit more depth to that one.