Last Film You Saw

[Sunny Coast Blue]

American Sniper what a load of tosh! Glad i didn't have to pay for that rubbish

 

[TangerineSteve17]

Agreed Bigga, 'it' was a moment of pure joy for me and I loved how the film got us to it.

I must've watched a different film :/ I found it utterly predictable, but appreciated it nevertheless. I'm not even sure what "moment" you mean.

Might be different for Bigga but the moment

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Bob finally snaps

is what I'm on about. I really enjoyed the film but horses for courses as they say :)

Ah right. I guess I saw it coming, it wasn't very subtle to me.

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He was never flustered in the scene with man in the back of the van and the scene when he's dealing with the thing in the bin bag, even his uncle says you do it like you've done before.'

 

[Bigga]

Don't understand what that means.

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"The Drop" was really well done. Whilst it's never jaw dropping, til you know when, it simmers just so bringing all the ingredients together. There's hint of anything until, you know! You know there has to be something about 'XXXXX'(for you sneak peekers!).

It's a beautiful 'moment' and if there was a 'right reason' that was it.

Badabing. Beautiful.

Agreed Bigga, 'it' was a moment of pure joy for me and I loved how the film got us to it.

I must've watched a different film :/ I found it utterly predictable, but appreciated it nevertheless. I'm not even sure what "moment" you mean.

I think we all know with the 'predictability' part, but most films are that way, so essentially there was no 'surprise' cos that's always in the back of your mind. It's the journey and how one gets to 'the moment', or the crescendo, that makes all the difference.

Sometimes films drop lump hammers and some drop breadcrumbs.

I prefer the latter.

 

[andyhinch]

Just watching man on fire the book was better book (A.J.Qinnell) R.I.P)

 

[Bigga]

Just watching man on fire the book was better book (A.J.Qinnell) R.I.P)

There's two versions of that film.

 

[TangerineSteve17]

Agreed Bigga, 'it' was a moment of pure joy for me and I loved how the film got us to it.

I must've watched a different film :/ I found it utterly predictable, but appreciated it nevertheless. I'm not even sure what "moment" you mean.

I think we all know with the 'predictability' part, but most films are that way, so essentially there was no 'surprise' cos that's always in the back of your mind. It's the journey and how one gets to 'the moment', or the crescendo, that makes all the difference.

Sometimes films drop lump hammers and some drop breadcrumbs.

I prefer the latter.

I prefer the latter also, I thought the crescendo was worthy of the lead up but I didn't find the lead up as engrossing as you it seems. But hey, still liked the film.

 

[andyhinch]

Just watching man on fire the book was better book (A.J.Qinnell) R.I.P)

There's two versions of that film.

Yea this was the den Washington one they some of his books, all good

 

[foetus]

Thanks for the recommendations TCIB

Dumb and dumber to - first one is one of my favourite movies. The trailer for the 2nd hasn't impressed me at all. I've heard very mixed reviews..may check it out.

The Interview - I'm a fan of Rogan/Franco movies so I'll prob seek it out

Horrible Bosses 2 - I'll give it a miss. First one was the worst movie I've ever seen. Was it supposed to be funny?

Seems like ages since I've cried laughing from a film.

 

[TCIB]

The first hangover movie was the last time i was knocked back laughing.
We're the Millers was damned good also.

 

[Bigga]

I must've watched a different film :/ I found it utterly predictable, but appreciated it nevertheless. I'm not even sure what "moment" you mean.

I think we all know with the 'predictability' part, but most films are that way, so essentially there was no 'surprise' cos that's always in the back of your mind. It's the journey and how one gets to 'the moment', or the crescendo, that makes all the difference.

Sometimes films drop lump hammers and some drop breadcrumbs.

I prefer the latter.

I prefer the latter also, I thought the crescendo was worthy of the lead up but I didn't find the lead up as engrossing as you it seems. But hey, still liked the film.

You're right, it's not engrossing nor meant to be as that takes away the punch! That's the beauty of it.

We saw the same thing!