What movie did you watch last night? (3 Viewers)

[ann post]

Ah yeah, that is on my To Watch list.

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seems to be like, just on the internet.

 

[ann post]

Pretty good?! It’s best action film in the last 10 years

I think i've watched it about 7 times now. It really is amazing. As yer man said, its probably the last live action car movie.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

The Ballad of Buster Scruggs. Coen brothers new anthology western film on Netflix. Excellent stuff. Only one weak story in the bunch. The third chapter is particularly haunting

 

[rettucs]

watched the lady gaga movie on saturday on showbox.

didn't think much of it really.

 

[hermie]

watched this this morning. pretty enjoyable, will probably watch it again in a few weeks.

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Also watched this. Some very good stories in there. Netflix pulling me back in again just when I'm thinking I'm out.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Also watched this. Some very good stories in there. Netflix pulling me back in again just when I'm thinking I'm out.

First two were a bit iffy - although the music in the first story is amazing -, but thought the rest were vintage Coens.

 

[Anthony]

We watched Isle Of Dogs last night. There is so much to love about Wes Anderson films that he gets off the hook for their problems. I found this visually exhausting and the drama levels in the film are the same all the way through. So this film seemed way longer than it was. It became boring. Which is a strange thing to say about such a beautiful film. I remember thinking the same about The Grand Budapest Hotel. Three quarters of the way though I could have turned it off and not cared.

 

[hermie]

First two were a bit iffy - although the music in the first story is amazing -, but thought the rest were vintage Coens.

Yeah the first two were the least interesting but wouldn't go so far as to say iffy, still enjoyable.

 

[ann post]

Yeah the first two were the least interesting but wouldn't go so far as to say iffy, still enjoyable.

Spoiler: spoiler

the first was one of my faves, they coulda done an hour of that and i'll be all for it. also waiting for some odd backlash about liam neeson being a prod in it

 

[_Katie_]

Watched Hitchcock's 'Blackmail' and Cocteau's 'Blood of a Poet'. Both mind bending.

 

[Anthony]

Fantastic Mr. Fox. Third time seeing it. It gets better every time.

 

[hugh]

Widows. Cracking movie.

 

[egg_]

First two were a bit iffy - although the music in the first story is amazing -, but thought the rest were vintage Coens.

Ah. I lost interest after the first 2. Perhaps I should return

 

[Anthony]

We made it through 4. Although the format does make it easy to watch in chunks, I'm sure we'll finish it.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Widows. Cracking movie.

How violent is this?

 

[hugh]

On a scale of 1 to Tarantino, not very.

Some shootings / murders. Some cruelty.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

On a scale of 1 to Tarantino, not very.

Some shootings / murders. Some cruelty.

Great. Going to see it tonight but my gf hates overly violent films and horror films. She vetoed Suspiria so I suggested this instead telling her it wasn't violent.

 

[hugh]

Suspiria remake. Reviews of this were pretty dire but it's actually got a lot going for it. It's too long and all the Baader-Meinhof/WWII stuff doesn't really add up to much but .... plenty of spectacular scenes, beautifully shot, unnerving and creepy for the most part, Tilda Swinton is excellent as always, dream sequences are great. Not sure about the ending. It's either gloriously over-the-top or amounts or the point where the film just completely loses it (in a bad way).

Anyone else here seen it? Interested in what folks thought of it ...

 

[Kermit McDermott]

I watched the Suede documentary, The insatiable ones recorded from sky arts.
It was pretty good. Could have been half an hour longer. just to flesh out a few things, what they did in years they were split ect... but good overall.

 

[hermie]

Suspiria remake. Reviews of this were pretty dire but it's actually got a lot going for it. It's too long and all the Baader-Meinhof/WWII stuff doesn't really add up to much but .... plenty of spectacular scenes, beautifully shot, unnerving and creepy for the most part, Tilda Swinton is excellent as always, dream sequences are great. Not sure about the ending. It's either gloriously over-the-top or amounts or the point where the film just completely loses it (in a bad way).

Anyone else here seen it? Interested in what folks thought of it ...

Is it a case of looks good + sounds good = is good?

Want to see it but dunno when I'll round to it.