Last Film You Saw

[jimharri]

Have you watched the Ultimate version that’s 4 hours! The directors cut is the best version and apart from the ending is one of the best comic book adaptions ever done.

Haven't seen that version, no. The standard one is plenty long enough for me!

 

[BertTrautmann'sParachute]

Watched the 1963 version if Pinter's The Caretaker last night. Outstanding.

 

[Nethermoor]

One of the best bits of film making ive seen. Not much happens but lots happens if you knwow what I mean. Its just two men having a conversation for about 10 mins but the tension build is palpable. Tarantinos script and Waltz' delivery are superb.

Tarantino is good at suspense and building tension. Django was the same.

In Inglorious I particularly like the scene where they try speak Italian in front of Landa. Aldo comes out with Arriva Derci in a really American accent.

 

[Vic]

Any decent Nick Cage films out there?

Adaptation.

On ITV+.

Had to keep explaining that Donald Kaufman won an Oscar but doesn't exist.

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

Just watched Ted on the way back from holiday. Not sure how I missed this when it was released as just up my street. Really funny. 8/10

 

[Bigga]

Spider-Man across the Spider Verse 7.5/10 much better offerings than most Marvel ones recently, the animation reminds me of old 3D technology. Good story and setup for a sequel

It's actually part of a trilogy...

 

[Blue Maverick]

It's actually part of a trilogy...

I didn’t think it was originally but glad they’ve not rushed it

 

[SCEtoAUX]

The Founder (yet again).

 

[Bigga]

What all four of them?

Correct...

And then add two more for a true trilogy as every other are half baked...

 

[Bigg Bigg Blue]

Watched Airplane again last night, still funny as fuck