What film did you watch last night?
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Point Break - 7/10
Harry Potter and the...
Philosopher's Stone - 7/10
Chamber of Secrets - 7/10
Prisoner of Azkaban - 7/10
Goblet of Fire - 5/10
Order of the Phoenix - 7/10
Half-Blood Prince - 7/10
Deathly Hallows - Part 1 - 7/10
Deathly Hallows - Part 2 - 5/10
Watched them all again over the past few days. Everyone seems to think the last one is the best, but it was my joint least favourite with GoF...
This is always something I'll watch again.
Philosopher's Stone - 7/10
Chamber of Secrets - 7/10
Prisoner of Azkaban - 7/10
Goblet of Fire - 5/10
Order of the Phoenix - 7/10
Half-Blood Prince - 7/10
Deathly Hallows - Part 1 - 7/10
Deathly Hallows - Part 2 - 5/10
Watched them all again over the past few days. Everyone seems to think the last one is the best, but it was my joint least favourite with GoF...
This is always something I'll watch again.
Have to agree here, watched this the other night and have to say it was pretty brutal, the chemistry between the "odd couple" Sung Kang (cop)/ Stallone (criminal), just didnt seem to flow for me, just didnt really like it, thought Jason Momoa with an axe looked pretty bad-ass jumping around.
Sometimes that can make a movie though - so bad it's good.
Ill Manors - Been sat on my sky+ for ever.
A solid 6 out of 10 because that same style storyline has been done TO death and I don't feel it offered anything new to the table. I did like the way the he narrated with rap though...
Iron man 3
7/10 was good/alright better than the 2nd one by miles. mediocre ending - stayed through ten mins of credits for a 30s extra scene which i didn't get until someone told me who it was then i smirked.
predictable but fun film.
7/10 was good/alright better than the 2nd one by miles. mediocre ending - stayed through ten mins of credits for a 30s extra scene which i didn't get until someone told me who it was then i smirked.
predictable but fun film.
Valhalla Rising - 6/10.
Was pretty typical for the director of Drive. But, this just didn't seem to have all that much to it at all. I came away thinking 'What?'
It did look pretty though, the Scottish highlands have never looked so good! (Well, probably have, but hey!)
Was pretty typical for the director of Drive. But, this just didn't seem to have all that much to it at all. I came away thinking 'What?'
It did look pretty though, the Scottish highlands have never looked so good! (Well, probably have, but hey!)
I felt it was a good film however I think Dwayne has become a little too type cast now with his previous roles and I just couldn't take his role in this as believable, especial when he's built like he is then plays a haulage owner who is a little scared etc.
You now expect his characters to be the type who go all guns blazing and takes no crap from anyone.