What film did you watch last night?

just watched dodgeball. Absolutly cracking stuff from ben stiller, no matter how many times i watch this there are so many lol moments with the character he plays
 
Ben Stiller has to be the unfunniest man I've ever watched in a so called comedy... the term "stealing a living" was invented for him. He should have been shot for crimes against humour for Zoolander for a start.

Though Dodgeball is possibly the funniest of any film starring him, though that should be "despite" him being in it lol!

Very, very poor mans Adam Sandler.
 
I was about to sit down and watch The Recruit but I can't seem to find the DVD and now wonder if we ever owned it.

Nevertheless, I've stumbled on Days of Glory which I've been meaning to watch for a while, so on it goes. Weeeeee.

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Just finished watching it and all I can say is that I really enjoyed it. Although the storyline is somewhat fractured and relies on the audience filling in the gaps, what it does do, it does very well. If you want an idea of the feel for this film, think Babel meets Saving Private Ryan. There is no patrotising in this film aside from the obvious political issues, but in terms of plot and the climatic scenes, it just is. There is no squeesing for every ounce of sympathy in the film's tear-jerking moments; it just gets on with it and in my opinion this adds to the overall 'abandoned' and tragic feel of the film. It's the dark history of the war (not to 'glorify' war here either, just so that's understood) that has been hushed up for some time, and it's a good thing that such a film was made. Thankfully it did elicit a response from the French government after its release bringing war-pensions into line with indigenous veterans. It's not a fairy-tale ending by a long-shot, but at least it's something.

I will definitely be watching this one again sometime in the future.

8/10
 
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Apocalypse Now

Last time I saw it was in school bout 10 years ago. Freakin brilliant film, cinematography was amazing, can't think of anything I've enjoyed as much recently.
 
The Prestige - twasn't eve of last, twas eve before.

A good film even though a little predictable. 7/10.

Surprised to see Bowie in there mind (7/10), haven't seen him in a film since Merry Christams, Mr Lawrence (8/10). I thought the acting was good too (7/10), Michael Caine (8/10) was good, in fact they were all pretty good (9/10), in fact I've convinced myself it's an 8/10 film now.

Enjoyed it, wouldn't watch it again, so for that I'll have to knock a few marks off and give it 9/10.
 
Paranormal Activity

Meh, watched it alone. Not the scariest film I've seen, but I don't think thats what is trying to do. It was all psychology, fear of suggestion and what not.

Thought the ending sucked.

Fills a gap, some chills down the spine.

5/10
 
Watched Guy Ritchie's 'Sherlock Holmes'
If the film wasn't trying to be a film about Sherlock Holmes then it would have been a good movie, as it stands though, it's a terrible Sherlock Holmes movie but it's mildly enjoyable.

4.5/10
 
Australia - not brilliant, but not bad.

Longer than it needed to be - I found myself getting a tad bored after two hours, so I'd say it was a 6.5/10er.
 
Amreeka

A little gem of a film, not exciting, just interesting. Make sure your wide awake then get really comfortable and you should be able to watch it with a smile.

7.5/10
 
Nix can you edit for spoilers before you post about a film, I might take from what you just said something and in turn it might spoil that film and I really want to see it.

/emo.

:p
 
Finally got to watch Avatar at the IMAX in Cardiff. Visually a cracking film, story was by the numbers. The 3D was good in places and a bit iffy in others.

9/10
 
Next

Nicholas cage at his worst,couldn't find anything redeeming in this movie apart maybe from nice blu ray pic and sound quality. Couldn't get into it at all! numerous plot holes etc,totally daft premise altogether imo.

Them

French thriller/horror,highly tense and edge of the seat stuff! French couple living in a secluded Romanian woodland location,one night all hell breaks loose! I won't say anymore for fear of spoilers, other than it's based on a true story and it had me double checking door and window locks before sacking it last night!:eek:
 
Percy Jackson and the olympians - The Lightning Thief.

Pretty garbage to be honest, pretty bad storyline, some pretty bad acting, could have and should have been much better with the cast they had.

5/10
 
Confetti - not as good as I had hoped going by the cast - Jimmy Car, Robert Webb, Martin Freeman and Jessica Hynes - almost a who's who of certain comedy circles. Anyway it was OK, nothing special unless the thought of Robert Webb and Olivia Coleman nude does special things for you. 2/5
 
Fight Club

David Fincher is one of the most underrated directors of our generation.

9/10

Fight Club, Seven and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is a pretty good CV.
 
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