Last Film You Saw

roman totale said:
Just took my teenage boys to see it. Laughed like a drain. Probably on a par with the third one. The scene with Dave England testing the cup/ box was probably the highlight.
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Think you mean Danger Ehren! Englund was barely in this one which I thought was a shame. Ehren was definitely the MVP of this one, the cup test, spider bite and of course that bear scene. Incredible stuff.

Thought that Silence of the Lambs scene was one of the funniest things I've ever seen. Englund hearing about the mystery door and just immediately distrusting it made me laugh so hard. You can tell he's already done three of these movies.

I actually wish Rachel Wolfson had more to do. Introducing the first woman to the Jackass cast was an exciting development but she only had two stunts that made the final cut which was my only disappointment from the movie.
 
MarsLlama said:
Think you mean Danger Ehren! Englund was barely in this one which I thought was a shame. Ehren was definitely the MVP of this one, the cup test, spider bite and of course that bear scene. Incredible stuff.

Thought that Silence of the Lambs scene was one of the funniest things I've ever seen. Englund hearing about the mystery door and just immediately distrusting it made me laugh so hard. You can tell he's already done three of these movies.

I actually wish Rachel Wolfson had more to do. Introducing the first woman to the Jackass cast was an exciting development but she only had two stunts that made the final cut which was my only disappointment from the movie.
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I thought she had a great personality but the reason I think Jackass is a huge success is down to the camaraderie of the original cast and that can only be achieved through years of friendship and experiences.

The same I thought of Jasper and Dark Shark although Dark Shark was hilarious as an ex gangbanger who was shit scared.

I also think Jackass is very male orientated, it was certainly that way of the audience in the cinema. Maybe if they do a Jackass 5 she may fit in more. As it was she did two of the least funniest challenges.
 
MarsLlama said:
Think you mean Danger Ehren! Englund was barely in this one which I thought was a shame. Ehren was definitely the MVP of this one, the cup test, spider bite and of course that bear scene. Incredible stuff.

Thought that Silence of the Lambs scene was one of the funniest things I've ever seen. Englund hearing about the mystery door and just immediately distrusting it made me laugh so hard. You can tell he's already done three of these movies.

I actually wish Rachel Wolfson had more to do. Introducing the first woman to the Jackass cast was an exciting development but she only had two stunts that made the final cut which was my only disappointment from the movie.
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You’re right, of course. Always get those two mixed up. Must be the ‘E’!

I had to Google Rachel Wolfson. When I found out that she’s a YouTube and Instagram star, it immediately made sense as to why I hadn’t heard of her before today.
 
WNRH said:
I thought she had a great personality but the reason I think Jackass is a huge success is down to the camaraderie of the original cast and that can only be achieved through years of friendship and experiences.

The same I thought of Jasper and Dark Shark although Dark Shark was hilarious as an ex gangbanger who was shit scared.

I also think Jackass is very male orientated, it was certainly that way of the audience in the cinema. Maybe if they do a Jackass 5 she may fit in more. As it was she did two of the least funniest challenges.
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I think they’ve been pretty adamant that this is it. I mean, they’re all in their 50s now.
If they did make more, but with a younger cast, it just wouldn’t be the same, per your first paragraph.
 
Munich - the edge of war
Disappointed with it, especially the actor who played the fuhrer - or was it Giggsy?
 
Watched two over the weekend

Freaky on Now TV / Sky cinema. Cross between freaky Friday and a slasher movie of choice. Actually I really enjoyed it

Finally got to cinema to watch Belfast. Was very good.

Two films trailered that look worth a watch, both based on true stories “The Duke” out this month and “Phantom of the Open” out in a couple of months or so.
 
My wife shockingly wants to find out what happened to IronMan after watching Spider-Man Far from home, so we are going back to the start of the Marvel universe and watching it in the order according to Google it should be watched. Last night we kicked off with Captain America First Avenger a solid 6.5/10 and a 25 week journey to get to No Way Home!!!
 
Blue Maverick said:
My wife shockingly wants to find out what happened to IronMan after watching Spider-Man Far from home, so we are going back to the start of the Marvel universe and watching it in the order according to Google it should be watched. Last night we kicked off with Captain America First Avenger a solid 6.5/10 and a 25 week journey to get to No Way Home!!!
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I did that last year it was good fun.
 
Watched the The Unforgivable over the weekend, good film, well acted by Sandra Bullock and quite sad in parts, worth a watch, 7.5/10
 
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