What film did you watch last night?

Thekwango said:
Be still my beating heart. Both still looking gorgeous too.
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SMG used to be curvy, busty and stunning, now she looks worryingly thin, flat and frail now.
She looks a lot older than she is :(

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Karl said:
The Long Walk

Very good. Stephen King books don't have a long history of having great film adaptations and can be very hit & miss, but this one was fantastic.
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Was this a special screening? How are we finding these screenings before film release?
 
Nabinium said:
Was this a special screening? How are we finding these screenings before film release?
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Yeah Cineworld do an 'unlimited screening' which is a preview of a film ahead of official release, which they advertise to their members who pay monthly / annually for an unlimited card.
 
Nobody 2

I liked the first, and actually there was some merit to the sequel in terms of the overarching plot and at times I really enjoyed it for pure entertainment.. a great watch in the Home Cinema, to a point it would have ordinarily been a 7/10 at least..

However, it's somewhat let down by meme level incredulous girl bossing going on.. What could have been a good plot mechanic/character arc if done correctly was just sloppily/lazily handled to such incredulous levels it raises far more questions than it answers..

I sighed somewhat because I was imagining a great character arc for Mrs Nobody, only to see it all thrown away down the river of whatever hell hole Holywood has found itself in lately.

4/10 overall.
 
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Demon said:
Nobody 2

I liked the first, and actually there was some merit to the sequel in terms of the overarching plot and at times, I really enjoyed it for pure entertainment.. a great watch in the Home Cinema.

To a point it would have ordinarily been a 7/10 at least..

However, it's somewhat let down by meme level incredulous girl bossing going on.. What could have been a good plot mechanic/character arc if done correctly was just sloppily/lazily handled to such incredulous levels it raises far more questions than it answers..

I sighed somewhat because I was imagining a great character arc for Mrs Nobody, only to see it all thrown away down the river of whatever hell hole Holywood has found itself in lately.

4/10 overall.
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The first half of it was enjoyable, then it just got stupid, didn't it. The last 30-45 minutes, I was ready to turn it off.
 
Karl said:
The Long Walk

Very good. Stephen King books don't have a long history of having great film adaptations and can be very hit & miss, but this one was fantastic.
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Looking forward to watching this. I watched 28 years later. Bit odd, decent though
 
Watched Eenie Meanie on Disney+.
Heist movie about a getaway driver having to do a job to save her boyfriend.
Well acted and a couple of decent car chases and a good movie overall.
7.5/10
 
Margin Call https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1615147/

I saw this mentioned a little way back, so I decided to check it out.
At first, I wondered if I had seen it before, but luckily not.

A solid cast and overall, an enjoyable movie to watch. However, while I liked it, I didn't find the ending really all that memorable.
That said, in its defence, I don't know how I was expecting it to conclude, though, on reflection, I guess just simply not the way it did.

Kevin Spacey and Jeremy Irons were, in particular, very good.
 
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Star Trek Beyond (2016)

Never seen it, I saw the 2009 reboot in the cinema, and honestly I'm not sure if I've seen the one in between.

I thought the 2009 movie was pretty decent, I didn't think this one was quite as good although I still enjoyed it.

I think it gets a bit too over the top, the action I mean, in quite a lot of places, but otherwise ok.

6/10
 
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