Admittedly not as good as the first, but I love Matt Berry so I thought it was ace :-)
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Last Film You Saw
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Admittedly not as good as the first, but I love Matt Berry so I thought it was ace :-)
EL APACHE TEVEZ
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Went to see King Kong cried my eyes out in the odeon,when kong got killed,I started shouting out they have killed him the bastards wouldn't mind I was only 7 at the time.The first movies I ever remember seeing were Species and Robocop. Both R rated but my grandma didn't realise this when she was baby sitting me. Go take him to see Mad Max. I turned out fine ;)
LWashington
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95ers: Time Runners - Probably worth a watch if you like time travel movies.
A nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
Robert Englund is at the manchester film and comic con this weekend so thought i'd watch this again before i get him to sign my poster. 10/10 my favourite movie of all time along with Back to the future.
Watched this one when i was about 11 years old and it bloody traumatised me for years. One of the scariest films i ever watched and even to this day it still gives me the creeps. Brilliant film and for me has to be one of the greatest horror films ever.
Gelsons Dad
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So you're saying its incoherent then ;-)Coherence - Good if you just want to watch it as a film and enjoy it. If you study the plot too closely though it make no sense whatsoever.
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dronefromsector7g
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Seven Psychopaths.
Walken, Rockwell, Harrelson. Even Colin Farrell was good in it. What more could you ask for? Funny and violent in equal measures.
8/10
Walken, Rockwell, Harrelson. Even Colin Farrell was good in it. What more could you ask for? Funny and violent in equal measures.
8/10
jimharri
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Behave!Seven Psychopaths.
Walken, Rockwell, Harrelson. Even Colin Farrell was good in it. What more could you ask for? Funny and violent in equal measures.
8/10
Bigga
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Just watched epic and utterly bizarre "Kung Fury" So strange that I couldn't get my head around it for 10 minutes!
Once you do, mind, it is an utter joy to experience! Huge 80's kick back and the Aryan skit had me in tears! It's almost impossible to get me to laugh at modern 'jokes'!
It's a David Sandberg vehicle, it's half an hour and if you can spare that time, please watch it, especially if you like films that are left field and this is as left field as it gets!
My favourite film, so far, this year!
Once you do, mind, it is an utter joy to experience! Huge 80's kick back and the Aryan skit had me in tears! It's almost impossible to get me to laugh at modern 'jokes'!
It's a David Sandberg vehicle, it's half an hour and if you can spare that time, please watch it, especially if you like films that are left field and this is as left field as it gets!
My favourite film, so far, this year!
mancity dan
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A bullet to the head with Sly Stallone. Good for action but the plot isn't the greatest. 6/10
TangerineSteve17
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Just watched epic and utterly bizarre "Kung Fury" So strange that I couldn't get my head around it for 10 minutes!
Once you do, mind, it is an utter joy to experience! Huge 80's kick back and the Aryan skit had me in tears! It's almost impossible to get me to laugh at modern 'jokes'!
It's a David Sandberg vehicle, it's half an hour and if you can spare that time, please watch it, especially if you like films that are left field and this is as left field as it gets!
My favourite film, so far, this year!
There's a thread on it. It's a good laugh. Bit Gory. The main man might as well be Johnny Cage, and it reminds me of The Regular Show with the 80's synth and time travel/hacking/super enemies etc. Lots of funny scenes and cheesy lines.