Last Film You Saw

[shemnel]

The Boy and the Heron

Hayao Miyazaki returns to the screen with a bizarre, brilliant, beautiful and complex film, with amazing animation and plenty to get the head whirring. Brilliant stuff, so creative.

9/10

 

[Bill Walker]

Not a film..
But I can't see a thread for a series, so fuck off, but...

I just watched The Fall Of The House Of Usher on netflix. Really enjoyed it.

Is it a film or a series, or just a load of shite?

 

[city2]

Is it a film or a series, or just a load of shite?

Or book asks Una Stubbs

 

[snorky]

Is it a film or a series, or just a load of shite?

8 part series based on the works of Edgar Allan Poe.

I liked it, but it hasn't got a kangaroo rescuing hapless convicts from the bush...
So probably not for you.

 

[Bill Walker]

The Company you Keep

Excellent film.

7.98/10

 

[Blue Maverick]

The Marvels, utter dross but I had to see for myself. 1/10

 

[heslops barnet]

The Company you Keep

Excellent film.

7.98/10

Thanks for the heads up….going to watch this morning

for a moment I got confused with the tv series, that was shite…

 

[shevtheblue]

The Marvels, utter dross but I had to see for myself. 1/10

It's all over the place isn't it? You literally don't give a shit about any of the characters, story is not developed in any way and the script (and tbh most of the acting as well) is atrocious. Hopefully that's the last nail in the hammer of that arc, and we can maybe start again afresh.

 

[dronefromsector7G]

The Conference. Swedish slasher film with a tinge of humour. Not bad 6/10

 

[Semper aggressus]

Devotion. Absolutely superb, about US Navy pilots fighting in Korea, specifically Jesse Brown, an African-American pilot and his buddy (played by Glenn Powell who was ‘Hangman’ in Topgun 2). Based on a true story, with great flying scenes. Highly recommended.