What movie did you watch last night? (13 Viewers)

[Cornu Ammonis]

Videograms of a Revolution

This is great, really intense. I remember the Ceaucescus on the news that Christmas but I was 12 and i was all like meh. I got two new Erasure tapes - a copy of Wild! and a legit brand new cassette of Wonderland.

I was only 6 so don’t remember it at all but in classic Thumped “there’s a song for that!”:

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[GO]

Godzilla Minus One .. outstanding

 

[Jim A. Morrish]

just back from this.... really good

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didn't know it was based on real events when i went in

Selk'nam genocide - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[pete]

Leave The World Behind. Really liked it. Appreciated the Mr Robot references here and there.

 

[xsteox]

80's night last night. Myself and my wife watched Beverly Hills cop again. Love that film. Then after I watched hobgoblins. A kinda gremlins cash in. Odd, and, not very good.

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

On the Silver Globe, 1988 Directed by Andrzej Żuławski

A small group of cosmic explorers leave Earth to find freedom and start a new civilization.

Dreadful

 

[Cornu Ammonis]

The Naughty Nine. Jesus Christ it’s awful.

 

[MacDara]

Godzilla Minus One .. outstanding

I saw it this afternoon. Enjoyed it a lot, but I think I would have liked it better if I wasn’t stressing out over being surrounded by noisy weirdos in an unexpectedly near-full cinema.

 

[Cormcolash]

GOJIRA -1 – Totally fuckin CLAASSSSSSSS

The bit when the music came in was the fuckin bessssstttt

 

[GO]

I'm still thinking about it! The music...yeah ..out of this world. In fact the whole sound was awesome

Easily the best movie of the year . It had it all...and a nuclear heat ray

I might go again

 

[chris d]

GOJIRA -1 – Totally fuckin CLAASSSSSSSS

The bit when the music came in was the fuckin bessssstttt

Dying for a bit of this action.

 

[chris d]

We saw Wish (2023) last night.

Having seen mediocre reviews and being so disappointed in Trolls 3 I was expecting little, but I really enjoyed this. Animation was interesting, story was decent, songs were excellent. Nods to classic disney films were well done. The Guardian review is a load of shit, go make a better movie then, merks.

Have yet to see a Chris Pine movie I haven't enjoyed.

 

[rettucs]

Leave The World Behind. Really liked it. Appreciated the Mr Robot references here and there.

the scene with

Spoiler

the teslas getting trashed

was phenomenal

 

[GO]

I'm still thinking about it! The music...yeah ..out of this world. In fact the whole sound was awesome

Easily the best movie of the year . It had it all...and a nuclear heat ray

I might go again

Sorry that should be ..ATOMIC HEAT RAY

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Bones and All. Combines wistful Americana ramblings with cannibal horror and works really well. The leads are good, but that Chalamet kid can act. Supporting cast terrific too

 

[Deadmanposting]

Leave The World Behind. Really liked it. Appreciated the Mr Robot references here and there.

The new
Alex Garland film will play as a companion piece kinda

I still think it was the Koreans though.


Or the Chinese.

 

[Jim A. Morrish]

Leave The World Behind. Really liked it. Appreciated the Mr Robot references here and there.

enjoyed it more than i expected to

 

[Jim A. Morrish]

maestro on netflix

almost bailed after the first 20 mins or so as it was very 'luvvie', but enjoyed it in the end, pretty good, worth a watch

 

[Cormcolash]

The Three Musketeers Pt II - this new French adaptation of Dumas is fuckin great, it follows Pt I that was released earlier in the year. Vincent Cassel in particular is class, the whole thing is reasonably true to the material, it's all really well paced, just fuckin great basically. The camera work here in particular is spectacular, there's a few absolutely incredible drone shots and the location scouting must have been top notch because everything just looks perfect.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Saltburn. What a bad stupid film. Flimsy plot, flimsy acting, stupid story.