What film did you watch last night?

[Josh]

Straight Outta Compton, I am/was a fan of early 90's hiphop so I enjoyed the subject matter.

Would recommend it for fellow hiphop fans.

 

[n111ck]

Vacation - 7/10

As funny as the trailer throughout - Chevy cameo was crap though.

 

[arc@css]

Aces: Perfect, all good if you like the sort of film.

Do you mean Smokin' Aces? Looks like it might be my sort of flick.

 

[V F]

Vacation - 7/10

As funny as the trailer throughout - Chevy cameo was crap though.

 

[CaptainRAVE]

Captain America: The Winter Soldier 7/10

Enjoyable, but far too many flaws to be able to completely go along with it.

 

[UltimateBadger]

Mad Max 5/10

Kind of stylish I suppose, but plot was weak. Opportunity wasted and there'll probably never be another Mad Max film after this...

 

[Hades]

Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

8/10

I watched it with my son who loves SW but hasn't seen this one yet. It's a great film and certainly better than any of the prequels.

 

[Vonhelmet]

Mad Max 5/10

Kind of stylish I suppose, but plot was weak. Opportunity wasted and there'll probably never be another Mad Max film after this...

Apart from the other three that Tom Hardy is signed on for.

 

[SonniLombardi]

Lol

Tyrannasaur 7/10

 

[glenimp617]

Avengers - Age of Ultron

Was ok, not as good as the first one. Relaxed my brain for a couple of hours which is what I expected and wanted.

Funny as I thought the first one was utter tripe, but quite enjoyed the second.

 

[Liquid_Entity]

Little Boy - cute WWII drama with kids learning some life lessons. A good 6/10 for an enjoyable film.

 

[CaptainRAVE]

Interstellar 8/10

A little trippy toward the end, but a decent film. Certainly had some brilliant moments.

 

[Vonhelmet]

A Most Wanted Man. One of Philip Seymour Hoffman's last films. Very good, though very reminiscent of a lot of other spy thriller intelligence type films. The ambiguity of the Chechen Muslim character was very well done.

 

[FoxEye]

Avengers - Age of Ultron

Was ok, not as good as the first one. Relaxed my brain for a couple of hours which is what I expected and wanted.

Quick q: where are people watching this? It hasn't been in any cinema near me for months, and hasn't been released to streaming/disc yet.

Unless I've missed somewhere obvious.

 

[SonniLombardi]

Quick q: where are people watching this? It hasn't been in any cinema near me for months, and hasn't been released to streaming/disc yet.

Unless I've missed somewhere obvious.

Arrrrrrrrrrrrr!

 

[hyperseven]

Quick q: where are people watching this? It hasn't been in any cinema near me for months, and hasn't been released to streaming/disc yet.

Unless I've missed somewhere obvious.

Secret Cinema, not had an invite

 

[Sankari]

The Art of War. Muddled political-action-thriller with a plot so badly written I could hardly follow it and didn't even care.

Donald H. Sutherland was somehow coerced into signing up for this abomination, and looked like he'd rather be chewing his own leg off in one of Detroit's inner city crack dens. 3/10.

 

[Sliver]

Quick q: where are people watching this? It hasn't been in any cinema near me for months, and hasn't been released to streaming/disc yet.

Unless I've missed somewhere obvious.

Really ? lmao ! No ones going to fall for that and tell the truth.

 

[UltimateBadger]

Apart from the other three that Tom Hardy is signed on for.

D'oh! Perhaps I should've changed my comment to "shouldn't be any more films"

 

[Freakbro]

Prisoners - 8/10

Hugh Jackman's young daughter and friend are abducted, Jake Gyllenhaal investigates.

How far will a father go to find his daughter.......all the way according to this film.

Another good performance by Gyllenhaal, and this film far exceeded my expectations, thoroughly enjoyable (in a dark, tense and upsetting way )