What movie did you watch last night? (24 Viewers)

[old]

Cry did ya?

I kept it together, but could hear sniffling and blubbing all around me.
The wife was all teary but.

 

[Kid Lovebeach]

it's funny how he never once tries to play down what a creep he is.

 

[bogmanfan]

The Fall... absolutely amazing stuff

 

[Anthony]

I kept it together,

You're dead inside.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Dear Cormcolash,

go see Gamer. It's basically a completely unneccesary crack fueled 21st century rip off of The Running Man.

Plus Keith David pops up in it for around 3 minutes.



Dear the rest of thumped,

Avoid Away We Go like the plauge. A horrible mess

Ah, this was a little bit of quality.
A little by the numbers but had its share of laughs. Keith David's scene is good. He has the best line of the movie, I reckon.
Dexter is a great watch in it too. The 'Enter the Dragon' reference? Come. On. Pure fun that bit.

I enjoyed it a lot more than Surrogates.

 

[cloud9]

district 9...muck!

 

[Mormon Nailer]

district 9...muck!

Harsh

 

[old]

You're dead inside.

Quite possible!

 

[mr pharmacist!!!!1]

district 9...muck!

go back to plugging shoe shops ye sap.

 

[nlgbbbblth]

Good to see this again. Can anybody remind me why some Irish Liverpool fans still continue to buy The Sun newspaper?

 

[Cormcolash]

district 9...muck!

Fock off

 

[evil bandit]

Good to see this again. Can anybody remind me why some Irish Liverpool fans still continue to buy The Sun newspaper?

Short memories???? Younger fans, unaware of the facts??? The need to see boobs in the morning???? Ian Wright's EXCLUSIVE and insightful opinions????

Do you own it or did you download it??? I'd love to see it again, I was only thinking about it the other day after watching the Robert Carlyle episode of Cracker.

 

[Gambra]

If it's a DVD released by Network then nlgbbbblbth almost certianly has the real thing. I'd love to see it again myself actually, that's the one that it's mostly focused on the father of one of the victims watching it at home?

 

[nlgbbbblth]

Short memories???? Younger fans, unaware of the facts??? The need to see boobs in the morning???? Ian Wright's EXCLUSIVE and insightful opinions????

I am talking about guys who are 32 / 33 / 34 etc i.e. old enough to know better, who go around with the rag under their arm while wearing their Carlsberg top.
I believe that one particular guy thinks that reading books is 'old-fashioned'.

If it's a DVD released by Network then nlgbbbblbth almost certianly has the real thing. I'd love to see it again myself actually, that's the one that it's mostly focused on the father of one of the victims watching it at home?

Yep, Network DVD; I buy most of their releases.
Around the £10 mark. No extras but great to see.

Focuses on three families - Ricky Tomlinson is the father watching at home. Dr Who is the father of two teenage girls who die.

 

[Cormcolash]

I watched the Blues Brothers in Cineworld last night. Focking great.

 

[Unicron]

Saw Adventureland tonight. Enjoyable stuff, not as good as Superbad.

Was nice to see Ryan Renalds not do that thing he does.

 

[Cryptid]

Very good. The Goblin soundtrack is amaaaazing. Another example of the plight of Americans in European horror films.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

I am talking about guys who are 32 / 33 / 34 etc i.e. old enough to know better, who go around with the rag under their arm while wearing their Carlsberg top.

It makes as much sense as wearing the Carlsberg top in the first place.

 

[Ferox13]

Despite cast/direction/costumes trying its best to make me think otherwise I really liked this cheesey horror. This is basically (Jack Ketchums) modern version of the Sawney Bean Legend.

A feral family (who look more like The Lost Boys from Hook) prey on the inhabitants of a quiet seaside town - its gorey, nasty and meanspirited not to mention dumb but hey I still managed to love it...

 

[therealjohnny]

a couple of funny moments- some good ideas badly realised

awful, unfortunately as I like Ghost town and his TV stuff