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The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith, One of the best films to come out of Australia, it's getting on a bit now, it was released in 1978 but is still a great film. Written by Thomas Keneally who also wrote "Schindlers Ark".

Enemy Lines on Netflix, Supposed to be a war film and one thing I can't stand is inaccuracies , John Hannah is supposed to be a WW2 Colonel and he has a fine array of medal ribbons yet the earliest one he has is 1962, he even has an Iraq war ribbon. If you can't get the little things right it...

Rogue Warriors on Netflix, I lasted about 15 minutes,dire stuff !!.

Agreed, not bad, not great either though.

Midsommar, That's a no from me. Boring run of the mill cult film.

I have mentioned this before on this thread that as a film in it's own right this was ok but a comedy,given the quality of the cast, Noooo !! OOP's, wrong quote, was talking about the death of stalin.

Just watched Mudbound on Netflix, Just brilliant !!!

Shaft, Enjoyed this with 3 generations of Shafts and loved Samuel L Jacksons "Laurence Fishburne" reference.

That's the one, thought i was going mad for a minute.

Bad Times at El Royale, I hope someone can jog my memory but I remember seeing a film with an identical setup with the mirrors etc. Possibly with Nicholas Cage in it. I did think it may have been a remake but I don't think so. Apart from that , a pretty good watch.

Watched this knowing nothing about it, I just enjoy war movies. Really enjoyed it, a bit like "The One That Got Away" with snow.

Agreed, a great film, well worth watching with a brilliant cast.

Saw this on BBC2 and thought it was brilliant, when it transitions from B&W to colour it is just jaw dropping, really brings it all to life. I don't know if they used lip-readers but the added dialogue was well done too. Nice one Peter Jackson.

Sleepers, Great cast and a brilliant film, loved it.

The Hunt, A Scandiweegie film about how a lie can tear someones life apart, it gets 8.3 on ImDb and after watching it I know why. Well worth watching.

Pride and Glory. Just watched this on Amazon,it had a good ImDB score so I thought why not. Not disappointed,quality cast and kept me interested all the way through.

Over the last few nights I have watched Thor, Thor, The Dark World, Thor, Ragnarok. Now these are not my usual type of film but I really enjoyed them but they mention things that may have been in other films. What movies will fill in the gaps and in what order should i watch them?

I really enjoyed this, not my usual type of movie but I think Sam Rockwell was brilliant, or maybe he is just good at playing a***holes like in the Green Mile. Just a quality film all round.

Jumanji, Not my usual type of movie but really enjoyed it. Some good laughs and as mentioned in a previous post, Karen Gillan,whats not to like.

Geralds Game, Watched this on Netflix after seeing it in a list of "Dark" films on Netflix and I am glad I did, a cracking film based on a Stephen King story. Well worth watching.