What movie did you watch last night? (29 Viewers)

[7 - No tomorrow]

I haven't played a computer game since Sonic the Hedgehog in the 90s. I have seen a bunch of computer game movies though.
This movie defo feels like one of those movies. It reminded me a lot of Resident Evil quite a bit in parts.

 

[Lili Marlene]

I'm still on the fence as to whether or not computer games are worth anyone's time. Except Portal 1 and 2, play Portal.

I saw the first 3 Resident Evil movies, they got progressively better. I think there's 5 or 6 now though?

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

I saw the first 3 Resident Evil movies, they got progressively better. I think there's 5 or 6 now though?

They are great fun.

Sixth one is out in January

 

[Cormcolash]

The Salvation – Gothic Western starring Mads Mikkelsen as a flinty Dane up against some real bad dudes. Starts really well with a beautifully shot, moonlit stagecoach shootout but as it moved toward the final showdown my interest started to wane. Mads and Evan Green do some good work. I could watch that pair all day

MADS FOREVER

 

[Anthony]

The new spongebob film. Not good at all. The first one was great. Why do they feel the need to break the 4th wall when making a cartoon into a film.

 

[Unicron]

Mistress America, there was a bit in the 4th 5th of it when it was very good, terrific farcical stuff. But the rest was only so so without exactly being bad, Greta Gerwig has something, I'd like to see her do stuff not with Baumbach

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Mistress America, there was a bit in the 4th 5th of it when it was very good, terrific farcical stuff. But the rest was only so so without exactly being bad, Greta Gerwig has something, I'd like to see her do stuff not with Baumbach

I might have liked it a bit more. I am not totally gone on Gerwig, though I like her fine.
I thought the young girl was great. I'm glad I didn't know she was the sister of the annoying one from Girls going in.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

I'd like to see her do stuff not with Baumbach

I reckon that ship has sailed for now

 

[Unicron]

I reckon that ship has sailed for now

I'd say she'll be in most everything he does for a while now but there should be plenty of work elsewhere too

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

I'd say she'll be in most everything he does for a while now but there should be plenty of work elsewhere too

She doesn't seem to have a huge amount of range, but I've only seen her in like 4 things.

She's co-writing these with Baumbach now, but you're right, she'll probably get other gigs if she's smart

 

[Unicron]

Muscle Shoals, a documentary about FAME studios/the Muscle Shoals band that was the place to record, in the Alabama countryside in the 60's. First record they ever did was Wilson Picket's when a man loves a woman.

Really interesting when they were talking to the people who worked and recorded there, not so much when Bono was talking shite.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Muscle Shoals, a documentary about FAME studios/the Muscle Shoals band that was the place to record, in the Alabama countryside in the 60's. First record they ever did was Wilson Picket's when a man loves a woman.

Really interesting when they were talking to the people who worked and recorded there, not so much when Bono was talking shite.

Loved that doco

 

[therealjohnny]

Sinister 2. Enjoyable enough. A good amount of scares, good performances from the kids, Shannon Sossymon, nasty torture that avoided the SAW level of overcooking. The male lead let it down a bit. It seemed the thought he was told it was a rom-com. Also, too much exposition, too much given away and over-explained. The bogeyman Bughuul worked best as a shape in the shadows, not as a lead singer of slipknot. Finally, the whole thing resting on a piece of mid-century technology...meh.

 

[Lili Marlene]

Muscle Shoals, a documentary about FAME studios/the Muscle Shoals band that was the place to record, in the Alabama countryside in the 60's. First record they ever did was Wilson Picket's when a man loves a woman.

Really interesting when they were talking to the people who worked and recorded there, not so much when Bono was talking shite.

When Candi Staton played here last year that documentary was her support act.

Bizarre idea but it kind of worked.

 

[Unicron]

Muscle Shoals, a documentary about FAME studios/the Muscle Shoals band that was the place to record, in the Alabama countryside in the 60's. First record they ever did was Wilson Picket's when a man loves a woman.

Really interesting when they were talking to the people who worked and recorded there, not so much when Bono was talking shite.

Arrrgh, a posting at 2:30 mistake. Percy Sledge did when a man loves a woman, just a local kid who worked as an orderly in the hospital. Picket came down later and did Mustang Sally etc,, followed by Arethra, Etta James, The Stones, Paul Simon, Tom Jones, John Prine, Skynrd, practically everyone.

 

[Theseus Mock]

I saw the reboot of National Lampoon's Vacation at the weekend. I'm fond of the originals & this reboot wasn't bad, some definite laugh out loud moments. Chevy Chase looks like he ate his former self, it crossed my mind that he may have been made up to look fat (like in those Big Mama movies) but no, it's all natural.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

They Came Together. Parody of romantic comedies. This is by the same guys that did Wet Hot American Summer and most of the cast from that show up in minor roles. It’s a bit hit and miss but when it hits it’s very funny. Chris Meloni has a particularly hilarious scene which had me in stitches.

 

[Scientician 0.8]

Watched Going Clear over the weekend. It was heavy enough going, watched it in two sittings. Definitely worth a watch, some of the church's own media stuff is so off the wall it is worth watching the documentary for those clips alone.

 

[hermie]

I might have liked it a bit more. I am not totally gone on Gerwig, though I like her fine.
I thought the young girl was great. I'm glad I didn't know she was the sister of the annoying one from Girls going in.

I love her I think she does a great job of softening Baumbach's yuppy, misanthrope edges. Looking forward to this although I may temper my expectations a little bit now after the above reviews

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

I love her I think she does a great job of softening Baumbach's yuppy, misanthrope edges. Looking forward to this although I may temper my expectations a little bit now after the above reviews

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