What movie did you watch last night? (5 Viewers)

[washingcattle]

I would watch be kind rewind again to see if your point holds up but as I is John already pointed out its total shit.

 

[nlgbbbblth]

The Hit. Directed by Stephen Frears and starring Terence Stamp as a grass camped out in Spain. Tim Roth and John Hurt are the hitman hired to bring him to Paris. For his death. Great road movie with Laura De Sol as the fiery female.

 

[Scientician 0.8]

I shouldn't have wasted my time. Terrible film.

 

[Jim Daniels]

I shouldn't have wasted my time. Terrible film.

Goes to show, that's in my top 4 films of all time

 

[rettucs]

LA Confidential on the telly tonight

Have seen it a few times and it's still a great movie, with still one of the great death scenes, and still one of the worst Irish accents ever...

I watched Kill the Irishman today. I'm pretty sure Vinny Jones' Irish accent is about as bad as they come.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

solid, believable and fairly gripping thriller. billy bob and paxton play off each other really well in this

 

[mr pharmacist!!!!1]

&

both were ridiculously good

 

[ratmonkey]

Good Ronseal action here. Vin Diesel has the most relaxed driving of the edge of a cliff pose ever.

 

[mr pharmacist!!!!1]

solid, believable and fairly gripping thriller. billy bob and paxton play off each other really well in this

heard that's the most raimi film raimi's ever made.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

heard that's the most raimi film raimi's ever made.

quite the opposite i thought. there's very little in the way of crazy camera angles, spurting blood and mad effects. it's a pretty low key character driven crime film

 

[Lili Marlene]

I shouldn't have wasted my time. Terrible film.

St. Fechin liked that post.

That's all that needs to be said about that opinion.

 

[hermie]

and both Teen Wolves (the second one with Jason Bateman being about the laziest film I've ever come across)

 

[Ferox13]

I watched Kill the Irishman today. I'm pretty sure Vinny Jones' Irish accent is about as bad as they come.

I think Julian Sands in Witch hunt is the worse hands down. I thought he was Jamaican at first...

I too watched:

I was really looking forward to it but my expectations were lowered after hearing mixed reviews.

So I must say I really enjoyed though it did have the potential to be an epic film it did fall a bit short. It was also a pity Christopher Walken hadn't abit more to do in it.

Ray Stevenson was great in the lead and I think it prolly features every one who ever played a wiseguy on film or TV. And LOL@Vinnie Jones pretty much playing the same pikey boxer from Strength and Honour.

The film didn't touch on Greene being a FBI informant and painted him in a pretty romantic light. The soundtrack also needed more House of Pain.

 

[jonah]

I didn't like eternal sunshine at all, either.

 

[Scientician 0.8]

I think Julian Sands in Witch hunt is the worse hands down. I thought he was Jamaican at first...

I too watched:

I was really looking forward to it but my expectations were lowered after hearing mixed reviews.

So I must say I really enjoyed though it did have the potential to be an epic film it did fall a bit short. It was also a pity Christopher Walken hadn't abit more to do in it.

Ray Stevenson was great in the lead and I think it prolly features every one who ever played a wiseguy on film or TV. And LOL@Vinnie Jones pretty much playing the same pikey boxer from Strength and Honour.

The film didn't touch on Greene being a FBI informant and painted him in a pretty romantic light. The soundtrack also needed more House of Pain.

Ha my missus is from Cleveland, been meaning to track this down as I've read a few books about him. One time she was at a Damo Dempsey gig there and some auld fella said that Danny Greene "was our Michael Collins".

By the way, is this showing somewhere here or did you doonload it?

 

[Ferox13]

By the way, is this showing somewhere here or did you doonload it?

Grabbed it from Demonoid - I dunno if it'll open here or not..

 

[Scientician 0.8]

Just watched it there.

Vinnie Jones should not be ever allowed near any films ever again, ever.

Your man main actor's accent was ropey as fuck.

I felt the cop character wasn't used very effectively.

Am I imagining a time when Val Kilmer could act?

All in all, it wasn't bad, and had some nice touches. I really liked how they incorporated real footage into it, and I wonder would better use have been made of that footage in the context of a documentary.

 

[Ferox13]

Your man main actor's accent was ropey as fuck.

I agree it wasn't great but I think he wasn't a bad choice for the character (I'm a bit of a fan boy though).

Alot of that footage is from a documentary - Crime Inc - The True Story Of The Mafia. Alot of the footage they tried to mimic came from that.

 

[ratmonkey]

Vinnie Jones should not be ever allowed near any films ever again, ever.

He's great in Midnight Meat Train. He doesn't say much in it though.

 

[jonah]

Trying to decide between watching 'Away we go' (not overly interested in it) or 'An Education' (seen it before but absolutely loved it)

thoughts? or recommendations of something I might find on torrent? Bad person.