Last Film You Saw

[frothy]

Watched Ghost Rider this afternoon with my grandson who was allegedly to poorly to go into School, it is a bizarre but scary film

 

[tonea2003]

watched i came by on netflix the other night

rather good

not the sort of role you would expect hugh bonneville to play

 

[Double R]

Stuck home with covid since yesterday so a good chance to watch a few films.

Foul Play. 9/10. Goldie Hawn, Chevy Chase film from 1978. Loved this film when I was a lad, havent seen it in years. Found it on Paramount+.

Memory. 5/10. Liam Neeson's latest paycheck, but I must admit to finding them quite entertaining. This is not one of the better ones.

Scream 5. 5/10. Enough already.... oh they are making scream 6. Urghh.

 

[Thorin Oakenshield]

All 5 rocky movies on amazon prime now. Looking forward to watching them

 

[BlueMoonAcrossThePond]

I started watching Europa Report based on some article that said it was good. I got about 10 minutes in - and concluded that the article writer must have been high on crack cocaine. Fucking awful.

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

The Grapes of Wrath on Talking Pictures TV. Never seen it before though it has been hailed by critics as one the greatest ever films. It was superb, and sadly, still as relevant now as it was in 1940. I didn't know it was the film which coined the phrase: "We are the people."

 

[Aba452]

Henry much the better Fonda than Peter or Jane, as for Brigit!

Loved him in Once upon a time in the West but apparently he was a right bastard in real life.

Many fond memories or Jane Fonda in Barbarella......;-)))))

 

[MillionMilesAway]

Henry much the better Fonda than Peter or Jane, as for Brigit!

Loved him in Once upon a time in the West but apparently he was a right bastard in real life.

Many fond memories or Jane Fonda in Barbarella......;-)))))

He was quite a bastard in Once Upon A Time in the West!
I agree that it is a great film.

 

[bornblueegg]

Watched the first 3 films of Mad Max bit dated but still enjoyable

 

[normskih]

The Grapes of Wrath on Talking Pictures TV. Never seen it before though it has been hailed by critics as one the greatest ever films. It was superb, and sadly, still as relevant now as it was in 1940. I didn't know it was the film which coined the phrase: "We are the people."

I’ve seen the film twice now, it is one of the best films I’ve ever seen. Remarkable.