Last Film You Saw

MarsLlama said:
New Year's resolution is to catch up on classic films I've never seen (the list is embarrassing. Jurassic Park, Ghostbusters, Star Wars IV-VI, Alien, etc etc etc). Got a list of 100 ready and waiting, ticked off 3 so far.

Pulp Fiction was great, but I'm not sure Gremlins or The Goonies are films I'm ever going to feel any desire to watch again. I can see why they're classics but not big on either of them tbh.
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Working through a list myself, saves me wasting time deliberating over which film to watch.

I've missed similar big films, I've watched all the ones you've mentioned (watched Ghostbusters recently - pretty crap if you ask me) but missed some classics like The Godfather.

Similar opinion on The Goonies got pelters in work for it.
 
MCFC1993 said:
(watched Ghostbusters recently - pretty crap if you ask me)
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I had to double-take at the scene with Sigourney Weaver sat in the armchair and the ghoulish hands felt her up ripping at her dress and exposing her bra.
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MarsLlama said:
New Year's resolution is to catch up on classic films I've never seen (the list is embarrassing. Jurassic Park, Ghostbusters, Star Wars IV-VI, Alien, etc etc etc). Got a list of 100 ready and waiting, ticked off 3 so far.

Pulp Fiction was great, but I'm not sure Gremlins or The Goonies are films I'm ever going to feel any desire to watch again. I can see why they're classics but not big on either of them tbh.
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Serious question, how does someone go through life without watching Jurassic Park?
 
Big-P said:
Serious question, how does someone go through life without watching Jurassic Park?
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It really hasn't been a very long life yet to be fair, and I'm of the generation where if a film isn't on Netflix or a free one on Amazon Prime I probably haven't seen it. You'd probably be stunned at some of the others I haven't seen, but by the end of 2023 that will hopefully be rectified.
 
The People vs. Larry Flynt (1996) - 7/10

Based on the first half(ish) of Larry Flynt's (founder of Hustler magazine) life. Woody Harrelson is so good in this, ridiculous performance. Great storytelling, albeit I imagine it's been exaggerated to some degree and I believe some of the more controversial stuff Hustler has done was left out of it.

Weird watching a film on somebodies life where questions are left unanswered at the end of the film, then years later, we can read/know the outcome.
 
MCFC1993 said:
The People vs. Larry Flynt (1996) - 7/10

Based on the first half(ish) of Larry Flynt's (founder of Hustler magazine) life. Woody Harrelson is so good in this, ridiculous performance. Great storytelling, albeit I imagine it's been exaggerated to some degree and I believe some of the more controversial stuff Hustler has done was left out of it.

Weird watching a film on somebodies life where questions are left unanswered at the end of the film, then years later, we can read/know the outcome.
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Edward Norton wasnt to Shabby.
 
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