Last Film You Saw

[Blue Maverick]

Godzilla minus one is now on Netflix.

And is dubbed.

Brilliant film.

If you want the best sound you need to select subtitles

 

[Double R]

Heavens Gate, the full 3 and a half hour version is on Prime if anyone is interested. Anyone? Anyone at all? Nope, ok then.

 

[waspish]

Heavens Gate, the full 3 and a half hour version is on Prime if anyone is interested. Anyone? Anyone at all? Nope, ok then.

Is it the 1980 film?

 

[super_city_si]

Civil War. Pretty dull and not much substance for the topic really.

 

[Double R]

Is it the 1980 film?

Thats the one. Watched it once, it was hard going.

 

[Coljj]

 

[Oystercatcher28]

It's not a question of "anti-reading" or "anti-multitasking". I prefer to keep my attention for events on the screen. But thanks for your input.

Oh, by the way; one of the most enjoyable movies I've seen was subtitled. "Train to Busan".

I didn't mean offence by anti-reading etc. Cheers for the recommendation

 

[dronefromsector7G]

Bones And All. On bbc last night about a couple of young lovers travelling around US. And they’re cannibals.Decent acting, Mark Rylance steals the show

 

[Bill Walker]

The King

Rewatched, I love it.
Supporting actor Robert Pattinson as the French dauphine steals the show from Chalamet.

9/10

 

[SamBlue]

Marjorie Prime [USA, 2017] - sci-fi, Lois Smith, John Hamm, Tim Robbins, Geena Davis, based on a play of the same name, super slow with Malick-like thoughtfulness to it - even slower than that 1st half England - BiH, but is a good way. What are the memories for, where do they lead us and are they good for us. There are little interrupts in a plotline left to a viewer to fill them in and connect the story. You either love it or hate, I absolutely loved it. And some great acting, Hamm excellent as a...let me not spoil the story.