What movie did you watch last night? (27 Viewers)

[pete]

The Jake "the snake" Roberts decumentery. It was impressive to see what both he & Scott Hall over came, but the last third or so, was So hamfisted. positive reinforcement/Mawkishness was overbearing.

Enjoyed this. Bit dubious about the authenticity of some of the emotional scenes - maybe I've just seen too many wrasslin promos? A great ad for DDP's yoga though.

 

[hugh]

A one-take one-camera two hour real-time heist movie. Amazing technical achievement but the really great thing about it is that it is so good you keep forgetting it's a one-take job. More exciting than Russian Arc.

I was looking for something undemanding but this was just ungood.

 

[Unicron]

The Nice Guys. Shane Black's new neo-noir buddy crime comedy. I liked it but it's fairly throwaway stuff. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is better.

Saw this on Saturday night. Crowe and the daughter were very good but it didn't really click for me. Would certainly rewatch KKBB before I went back to this.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

A one-take one-camera two hour real-time heist movie. Amazing technical achievement but the really great thing about it is that it is so good you keep forgetting it's a one-take job. More exciting than Russian Arc.

I was looking for something undemanding but this was just ungood.

Yeah Victoria's decent, like.

I enjoyed Neighbours and am looking forward to Neighbours 2

 

[Anthony]

Son decided to "prank" us by choosing Transformers 3 for family time film. Where do I start? How about here; it was 153 minutes long!

 

[pete]

Son decided to "prank" us by choosing Transformers 3 for family time film. Where do I start? How about here; it was 153 minutes long!

was that the one with the dinobots? that was awful.

 

[chris d]

hahahahahahahahaha

pwnd

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Life During Wartime. Todd Solondz's sequel to Happiness featuring the same characters played by different actors. Confusing at first, I had to keep pausing it to figure out who was playing who, and it's a bit uneven but it has it's moments. Some of it works and some of it doesn't/

Ciaran Hinds is a great actor but Dylan Baker made the role of paedo family man Bill Maplewood his own so much that any other actor playing him just doesn't work.

The kid in this, dude on the poster here, is brilliant.

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

was that the one with the dinobots? that was awful.

I WTF'd this post by mistake, sorry Pete but it's staying.

Anyway, watched The Babadook last week, better than I expected but the ending let it down a little.
It also made me realise that the horror selection on Netflix is quite poor.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

I WTF'd this post by mistake, sorry Pete but it's staying.

Anyway, watched The Babadook last week, better than I expected but the ending let it down a little.
It also made me realise that the horror selection on Netflix is quite poor.

There's a good horror flick on there called Hush. Worth checking out
Hush (2016) - IMDb

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

Thanks, I'll try that next.
Maybe it's just my 'taste', all the ones that appeal are low starred.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

I think Netflix's entire film selection is shite, not just the horror.

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

I rarely bother with it if I'm honest. They do have some OFAH now though which is a good thing.

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

There's a good horror flick on there called Hush. Worth checking out
Hush (2016) - IMDb

Good call there Bernie, watched this last night and enjoyed it a lot.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Good call there Bernie, watched this last night and enjoyed it a lot.

Yeah it's good craic. Tense as hell

 

[Hector Grey]

I'd never seen it before, so I watched some of Layer Cake. Fuck me, but it was appalling. And so many well known heads in it. It must have looked good on the page, but jayses. Is Daniel Craig always so wooden? Imma have to reassess the lad's form.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Neon Demon

Can't put it better than I saw a blurb somewhere calling it "like Abel Ferrara directing Zoolander 3"

The main girl is very good

 

[David Kronenbourg]

The Conjuring 2 - Shite!

Knight of Cups - I only watched half of it but it seemed to consist entirely of scenes of Christian Bale cavorting with topless models and falling into swimming pools with his clothes on

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Crush the Skull - Entertaining comedy horror about a pair of married thieves who get trapped inside the house of a serial killer they're trying to rob.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Tales of Tales - Fantasy film inspired by the fairytales of Giambattista Basile. Gorgeous, funny, scary, sexy, gruesome, surreal. One of the best films of the year.