Last Film You Saw

[Boo or Boo-urns]

Dredd (Karl Urban) very good, I had it in 3D and you can see the way it was filmed it was made particularly for 3D cinema.

Dredd: "Defence noted, sentence is death!"

 

[Txiki Txiki Bang Bang]

Even Merseyside police??

Oh now it all makes sense.

 

[Double R]

Fall. Two silly girls stuck atop some antena. Should hire them to change the blue lights at the Etihad. 6/10.
It was a decent survival film, but the message was ridiculous. "Life is short, live everyday to the full." Sure is, so what the fuck are you doing climbing mountains and rusty old towers without safety shit then?

 

[Txiki Txiki Bang Bang]

Fast X.
Dross.
"Cool set-piece" idea overload. By halfway through, it's hit that point and then bludgeons the viewer over the head until you just want to make them stop. Many aren't cool either, they're dumb.

Momoa appears to spectacularly miscast in a wannabe giggling Raoul Silva (Bardem in Skyfall) nemesis mould, but... well, he just appears with a preposterous set-up whenever needed. As ever, the women are windowdressing which is odd given that several are big names.

There are some nice bits. I can think of about two. The start though is just weird - an almost direct rip-off (er, sorry, homage) to another slightly stretched franchise.

Worse, it's waiting for another attempt next year to end it all.

Yeah couldn't stand the whole giggling from a man pushing 50.

 

[waspish]

Freelance seen these type of films lots of times ok for an afternoon watch 6.3/10

 

[Barcon]

Is society of the snow foreign with subtitles?

 

[Bournemouth Blue]

At the cinema, it was a premier for a favourite band’s new DVD/Blu-Ray release, at a posh venue in London About five years ago. Before that, it was probably The Big Fish maybe 20 years ago. I doubt if I will go to the cinema ever again, an expensive rip-off and most movies are free to view or for a small fee to view at home after a few months. We watched Oppenheimer recently, cost less than a fiver for two of us. Not interested in Barbie, but that would cost about the same.

 

[heslops barnet]

At the cinema, it was a premier for a favourite band’s new DVD/Blu-Ray release, at a posh venue in London About five years ago. Before that, it was probably The Big Fish maybe 20 years ago. I doubt if I will go to the cinema ever again, an expensive rip-off and most movies are free to view or for a small fee to view at home after a few months. We watched Oppenheimer recently, cost less than a fiver for two of us. Not interested in Barbie, but that would cost about the same.

The best films are when watched on big cinema screens………..no arguments

 

[flook]

Watched "The Last Scout" on prime last night, the majority of the rather short cast list are prime candidates for the bluemoon worst actor thread, truly awful yet compelling fillum.

 

[flook]

Ghost Dog

This is the first time I've ever come across someone else who has watched this, terrific film, think its time I watched again