Last Film You Saw

[Bigga]

I guess she will probably get an extension to the Disney show or, as it suggested in the end credits, Young Avengers. Not sure how much interest i have tbh, it's all a bit boring with no general direction.

Absolutely fair comment.

 

[waspish]

Watched The Killer of the flower moon!

Really interesting just because never read or heard anything about this before! A bit too long but it was well paced 7.5/10

 

[RadcliffeRick]

Yes

If you search there is an English dubbed version out there. A fantastic telling of a really horrific situation but showed the will to live conquers all.

 

[Two Gun Bob]

The Revenant: Aired on Channel Four last night and couldn't resist another watch. Better the second time around.


It's a solid 9 from me.

 

[PPT]

The Killer.
Good film but I didn’t get the ending. However I had sunk 3 bottles of 19 Crimes Chardonnay. Will need to watch it again.

 

[Always Ali]

The Creator (Disney+) - average at best

 

[Blue Maverick]

Tenet, haven’t seen this since I went to cinema after the first lockdown, bloody confusing film not helped by the voices were very quiet. Last night I put subtitles on but I’ll be it still made fuck all sense, very clever how they did it, in fact I watched some of the extras of how they did it, very impressive but the film itself is almost too clever for its own good and like all time travel films has the paradox questions that can never be answered. 6/10

 

[MillionMilesAway]

Tenet, haven’t seen this since I went to cinema after the first lockdown, bloody confusing film not helped by the voices were very quiet. Last night I put subtitles on but I’ll be it still made fuck all sense, very clever how they did it, in fact I watched some of the extras of how they did it, very impressive but the film itself is almost too clever for its own good and like all time travel films has the paradox questions that can never be answered. 6/10

I watched Interstellar and some of the same comments could apply to that too - mumbled dialogue drowned by music/effects, a paradox of sorts. I don't really see why it is so highly regarded.

Didn't mind Tenet - it didn't make sense, but was very cleverly done. Haven't seen the "how it was done" stuff.

 

[pride in battle]

The Killer
Fassbender is excellent and the Smiths soundtrack adds to it

Boring as **** the film not the Smiths ;)

 

[Bigga]

I watched Interstellar and some of the same comments could apply to that too - mumbled dialogue drowned by music/effects, a paradox of sorts. I don't really see why it is so highly regarded.

Didn't mind Tenet - it didn't make sense, but was very cleverly done. Haven't seen the "how it was done" stuff.

I find the Nolan fanboys think "Interstellar" is highbrow shit and only the smartest understand it. However I dissect this film, it's never made complete sense, no matter what they say!

I, daresay, 50% of his films, haven't.