Last Film You Saw

Got a film called 'Battleground' on http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2186783/ pretty good so far for a b-movie, enjoying it.

I like the idea of The Brothers Grimsby but if i could just swap out Cohen for someone else then great, if he wrote it then sweet, i just find him specifically; awkward to watch. I will try again maybe after a smoke later.
 
Just watched the new Star Trek film, what a sack of crap. Normally love Star Trek movies but this seemed to lack any real plot and just bumbled along into some kind of storyline. Nearly turned it off i thought it was that poor. 2/10
 
TCIB said:
If you were feeling a bit low, that film would have you reaching for the noose mate, you seen it?.
I am convinced many say it is good just to follow the trend. You can have downbeat depressing films that are full value, this was just meh.
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It was good in 1978 when it came out.
 
TCIB said:
Got a film called 'Battleground' on http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2186783/ pretty good so far for a b-movie, enjoying it.

I like the idea of The Brothers Grimsby but if i could just swap out Cohen for someone else then great, if he wrote it then sweet, i just find him specifically; awkward to watch. I will try again maybe after a smoke later.
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There is one part of that film that you will enjoy a lot after a smoke
 
Barcon said:
It was good in 1978 when it came out.
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That is what i thought, i mean just the next year Apocalypse Now came out i think and that film is mint, gave a whole different look at war and the mind. The uso show in the middle of fucking nowhere was surreal as fuck, that was when i knew this film was going down a cerebral mind fuck path of sorts, in a great way.

The Deer Hunter probably held up well for a few years after but defo feels dated now whereas i'll watch Apocalypse Now within the next few months again, in fact it appeals right now.
 
TCIB said:
The Deer Hunter - Shit, complete shite, slow and gives me no insight about the perils of war and how it can affect people espesh in a small town more than i already imagined. Three hours i shall never get back, complete toss. I would have done as well watching a complete version of fucking Aida. It has a few good scenes but not enough to shake the tedium i felt throughout the whole film.

It may have been good then or for a while after, now it feels dated as other films show what it does just as well in a context more relevant to me i.e. Iraq/Afghanistan etc.
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WUM got to be
 
EL APACHE TEVEZ said:
WUM got to be
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Thank God I'm not alone.

It's a fucking masterpiece.

And John Cazale's last film. He died of cancer before it was finished.
He was only in 5 films:
The Godfather (1972),
The Conversation, The Godfather Part II (both 1974)
Dog Day Afternoon (1975)
The Deer Hunter (1978)

Does any other actor in history have a 100% record like that?
 
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