Last Film You Saw

[the blue panther]

The Reader. About 10-15 years old now. I'd never seen it. Very good and thought provoking. Kate Winslett and Ralph Feines - who was superb, as ever - as was the young German actor who played Bert Trautmann in The Keeper. 8 out of 10.
(It had a big fault in the plot that stopped it getting a 9, but I won't bore you with that detail, or I'll be typing till the New Year!)

 

[mexico1970]

Gremlins.

Just as good as it ever was.

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

The Reader. About 10-15 years old now. I'd never seen it. Very good and thought provoking. Kate Winslett and Ralph Feines - who was superb, as ever - as was the young German actor who played Bert Trautmann in The Keeper. 8 out of 10.
(It had a big fault in the plot that stopped it getting a 9, but I won't bore you with that detail, or I'll be typing till the New Year!)

Good film that.

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

The first Paddington. Perfect.

 

[city2]

The Cover with Jude law based on a true story, white power in the states. 7/10 worth a watch

 

[The Stockport Iniesta]

The Day After Tomorrow.

Haven't seen it In years, a good film somewhat spoilt by the needless shoehorning in of plastic rags.

The rags all die though, so it does have a happy ending.

 

[chris63]

Scrooge. 1984 with George C Scott.
Good but not as good as the 1951 Alister Sim one.

 

[tonea2003]

knock at the cabin
expecting at lot more
garbage

 

[billblu]

It's a wonderful life last night in colour nearly 80 years old and still one of the best films ever made

 

[jimharri]

The Day After Tomorrow.

Haven't seen it In years, a good film somewhat spoilt by the needless shoehorning in of plastic rags.

The rags all die though, so it does have a happy ending.

Merry Christmas!!!!!!