What movie did you watch last night? (15 Viewers)

[Cormcolash]

The toilet bowl that is Netflix is bountiful with turds. Last night's excrement was London has Fallen. Brutal, brainless and downright bad. It's full of decent actors that must be going through costly divorces. And Gerard Butler, who's a fuckin travesty. The plot is ludicrous beyond belief. You can't even pick holes in it. It's like arguing with a moron on the internet. The CGI looks like it pushed Windows ME to the max. I thought, I could do with something mindless, this could be amusingly awful. It wasn't. It went so far beyond that. I'm ashamed of myself.

Definitely have to watch that some time, missed it in the cinema, hahahaha

 

[pete]

Arrival. Heavy.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

The Naked Gun. 10/10

 

[Hector Grey]

Definitely have to watch that some time, missed it in the cinema, hahahaha

Have you rejoined society, Corm?

 

[Cormcolash]

Have you rejoined society, Corm?

Not really, just taking the odd 10-minute break on here now, haha

 

[rettucs]

saw 'Lion' over the weekend.

Nice little film. Really enjoyed it.

the music is good'n'all

 

[Anthony]

15 minutes of Shaun Of The Dead until youngfellat put his head in a pillow and demanded it gets turned off. So we put on Paul instead. From the trailers I had ruled this film out as an "i'll never watch that bullshit" but it was decent, quite enjoyable.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

The Thin Blue Line. True crime doco about the murder of a police officer and the subsequent wrongful conviction of an innocent man. Good stuff. Tells a gripping story in an hour and an a half and doesn't to drag it out forever unlike Making a Murderer.

 

[nooleen]

pretty sure that's not a documentary

 

[hydromancer]

Watched Scanners a night or two ago er not bad pretty good head explosion scene in it if thats your sort of thing.

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[David Kronenbourg]

Watching Shoah, 9.5 hour documentary about the holocaust made up solely by interviews with survivors and ex guards.

 

[hermie]

Watching Shoah, 9.5 hour documentary about the holocaust made up solely by interviews with survivors and ex guards.

Jaysus. Worth it?

Watched A Monster Calls. It was no Orphanage (very different of course) but very good all the same. Jung fella in it reminds a lot of the kid in Kes, in a good way.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Jaysus. Worth it?

Watched A Monster Calls. It was no Orphanage (very different of course) but very good all the same. Jung fella in it reminds a lot of the kid in Kes, in a good way.

Yeah, it is. Harrowing as you'd expect

 

[Cormcolash]

saw 'Lion' over the weekend.

Nice little film. Really enjoyed it.

the music is good'n'all

Tried to go watch that yesterday but it was sold out, oddly, so went to see Gold instead.
Gold is pretty good, basically seen it before though.

 

[Cormcolash]

Yeah, it is. Harrowing as you'd expect

A Monster Calls looks like pretty tense stuff alright

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Toni Erdmann. Bizarre German comedy about a dysfunctional father daughter relationship. Sweet but also kind of creepy and downright hilarious in parts this brought the house down in the cinema I was in.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Hacksaw Ridge. The first hour or so is so naff, cheesy and cliched that you could be forgiven thinking you were watching a Hot Shots style spoof. Then comes the carnage and Mel Gibson has a real talent for directing this shit. The second half is insane. It's literally guts, brains and limbs flying everywhere.

 

[Cormcolash]

Hacksaw Ridge. The first hour or so is so naff, cheesy and cliched that you could be forgiven thinking you were watching a Hot Shots style spoof. Then comes the carnage and Mel Gibson has a real talent for directing this shit. The second half is insane. It's literally guts, brains and limbs flying everywhere.

Yeah as soon as the war actually starts it gets fuckin great. Elrond is pretty damn good as his da though.

 

[pete]

John Wick. watched it again in preparation for seeing John Wick 2: Next Wick. Still awesome.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Shallow Grave. Holds up well mainly due to strong performances and a funny script. The plot is rather silly and doesn't make sense in places.