Last Film You Saw

[MMA]

Sword of Lancelot (1963)​

Bit of a euphemism in the film title but a cracking yarn nontheless, if you like this type of stylised sword and sandal fayre it's half decent.

8/10

I'll give it a whirl.
Never seen that mate.
Some of my favorites sword n sandles..
Clash of the titans.
Jason and the Argonauts.
Gladiator.
300.
Sinbad films.
Ben Hur.
Ten commandments.. ect ..
Love em.
Especially the old ones.

 

[Gareth Barry Conlon]

'A sense of an ending' on I player.

Absolute garbage.

 

[supercity88]

Watched 'To Leslie' on netflix last night.

A tough watch about alcoholism, but a very good film. Just what I needed after coming back from holiday and feeling like shite already!

A few elements you'd like to know a bit more about but 7/10.

 

[Blue Maverick]

Saw a trailer for the Christopher Reeves movie so decided to fire up Superman, it’s in 4k and Dolby Atmos, just wow it looks and sounds amazing for a 46 year old film! Reeves will always be the Superman even with all the reboots and new one next year 8/10.
The documentary on his life looks very good as well.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Zulu was on again yesterday. Still grips me. And those redcoats didn't half give 'em a whipping!

 

[Bill Walker]

Zulu was on again yesterday. Still grips me. And those redcoats didn't half give 'em a whipping!

At the end of fighting 351 Zulus were killed and 17 British soldiers, I can't watch it, it horrifies me.

 

[jimharri]

Jaws on Sky tonight at 8. If, for some mysterious reason, you haven't seen it, do so. The USS Indianapolis scene is brilliant.

 

[cityontheup]

Jaws on Sky tonight at 8. If, for some mysterious reason, you haven't seen it, do so. The USS Indianapolis scene is brilliant.

And don’t forget your rubbers

 

[jimharri]

And don’t forget your rubbers

Here's to swimmin' with bow legged women! Shaw was brilliant as Quint. Urban legend is that he was pissed most of the time during shooting of the film.

 

[Streetsweeper]

There's no doubt that films from 70s and prior are generally superior in terms of cinematography, filming, placement of shots, the way a director tells a story. For instance, watch Ingmar Bergman films now and they seem a world away from modern cinema.

Looking forward to seeing Romulus next week as I love the Alien films too. I am a bi cinemagoer but haven't been down since 1 July. Unusual for me in recent years.

Alien: Romulus is a bit of a greatest hits package but at least it’s made by someone who realised that the first movie is just a really tense monster movie and doesn’t need a massive pointless back story. It was very entertaining and much better than I was expecting.