I'm 40 and I still cry at this (but I'm a wuss!!) I do the same when reading the Book or even listening too Steven Fry read it too me!!
What film did you watch last night?
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I'm 40 and I still cry at this (but I'm a wuss!!) I do the same when reading the Book or even listening too Steven Fry read it too me!!
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Red Lights - 8/10
Really enjoyed it, Cillian Murphy is a fantastic actor, and with DeNiro and Sigourney Weaver by his side, can't go wrong!
Really enjoyed it, Cillian Murphy is a fantastic actor, and with DeNiro and Sigourney Weaver by his side, can't go wrong!
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The Fellowship Of The Ring (LOTR) for about the 10th time. But this time in bluray!! Amazing to think that it came out 13 years ago now. Still fab but I still think that TTT was the best one.
8.5/10
8.5/10
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The Hunger Games: Catching Fire - 6/10 to slow, to long and not a lot really happened. And still far to many similarity's with Battle Royale.
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But this came first!
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Read My Lips
Early directorial debut ( I think ) from the man who would later direct A Prophet.
Excellent. 10/10
Early directorial debut ( I think ) from the man who would later direct A Prophet.
Excellent. 10/10
My point exactly. All teen films since then have the same characters. When it was done and I turned off the DVD player, The Faculty was on. Go figure.
I watched "Revolutionary Road" yesterday which was pretty good, I'm not sure quite what I was expecting (it was a disc I'd actually bought for my mum* as she said she enjoyed it, and it was on the side), I'd probably give it about a 7/10, not my cup of tea really, but well done.
On the other hand I just watched "Elfie Hopkins", which was one of those "it's only two or three quid, it'll pass the time if nothing else" buys**, I'd give it about a 4 or at most 5 out of 10.
It was ok, but didn't really grab me, and whilst it was ok, for some reason it just didn't stand out really.
*I tend to buy films I think my parents might like, almost at random if the price is good
(sort of a case of "it's only £x, dad likes that sort of thing", or "mum likes musicals, she might like that")
**Some of which have been good, some bad, and some so bad they're back to good
On the other hand I just watched "Elfie Hopkins", which was one of those "it's only two or three quid, it'll pass the time if nothing else" buys**, I'd give it about a 4 or at most 5 out of 10.
It was ok, but didn't really grab me, and whilst it was ok, for some reason it just didn't stand out really.
*I tend to buy films I think my parents might like, almost at random if the price is good
(sort of a case of "it's only £x, dad likes that sort of thing", or "mum likes musicals, she might like that")**Some of which have been good, some bad, and some so bad they're back to good