What film did you watch last night?

Green Room - 8/10

I really enjoyed this, good performances from all the cast, and nice gory action. Will watch it again with friends on general release.
 
Alien and Aliens at the cinema. Missed it the 1st time round and finally caught them on the big screen! I have the Blurays somewhere...

I think half the cinema went to the toilet during Alien, not at the same time, including me!

9/10 for both.

Had no idea this was playing but lucky I spotted the poster on Monday.

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10/10 for both :D
 
Goon 10/10. Still as good on the repeat as it was on the first viewing. I've got a soft spot for this film anyway but even re-watching it for umpteenth time the jokes land, the leads shine and the ice hockey is pretty brutal (I know nothing about ice hockey). Fingers crossed for Goon: Rise Of The Enforcers this year.
 
Jungle Book - 7/10

Enjoyable little adventure, quite faithful to the original story (so my friend said, I can't remember :o) though it's mainly aimed at the kids of course.

Brilliant performance by the young boy, especially when you think he was the only 'real' thing in the movie.

Oh and for once, I would recommend the 3D, it was a visual feast. Being that it was stunning CGI, it perfectly and easily lends itself to working in 3D and the whole forest environment was just sumptuous
 
Deadpool

Talk about a film that doesn't take itself seriously, it was a complete ****take from start to finish. Much fun and would watch again.
 
Bastille Day

It was pretty average, I'll give it a 6/10. Was hoping for more as I think Idris Elba is a fantastic actor.
 
Special Correspondents

Ricky Gervais, straight to Netflix film, saw a pre-screening last night. Actually pretty funny, and I'm not much of a Gervais fan.

7/10
 
If you haven't seen it, Jon Favreau's Chef is quite enjoyable.

Chef is brilliant!

We watched this the other night, not bad.

I enjoyed the film overall, but I found it to be quite erratic in it's pace and disjointed. Scenes/sections of the film just ended abruptly, with no recourse or revisit.

Part of me thinks it was done intentionally, to show the break from the old life to the new. Like not seeing Scarlet Johanssen again after the trip to Miami etc. However, I felt like it wasn't handled particularly well on screen.

There's also a couple of really bad edits in some of the scenes, one that jumped out was his 2nd in command lighting a smoke in the bar scene. He must have lit that thing 3 times as the camera changed angle lol.

Those minor things aside however, it was engaging and able to deliver smiles and chuckles in a couple of places. Totally inoffensive, and a nice change of pace from the usual thriller/sci-fi/action/adventure stuff we usually watch.
 
Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring... a Korean film about a Buddhist master and his pupil who live on a floating, island temple... It starts off nicely, but then gets over dramatic and silly, as well as somewhat depressing. 5/10
 
Eddie the Eagle - 7/10

Enjoyed this a lot, enjoyable performance from the cast.
Hats off to Eddie Edwards though... He was a true sportsman Eddie knew he wasn't great, he knew he wasn't going to take home any medals. But he kept his head high, stood up against every person that tried to stop him from competing at the Olympics and he did his best and gave it all he could.
 
The Boy.
Was genuinely creepy for the first half, but then it went into predictable and meh territory.
5.5/10

Ride Along 2.
Had some good laughs, mindless action and some nice views of Miami. Olivia Munn should never play a detective roll again though. She suits the type of character she plays in The newsroom best and nothing else really.
6/10
 
April 9th

In the early morning of April 9th 1940 the Danish army is alerted. The Germans have crossed the border; Denmark is at war against Europe's strongest army. At the Southern border the Danish homeguard are ordered out to hold back the forces until the Danish reinforcements can be mobilised.

8/10. A really engrossing foreign language war film.
 
Captain America , Civil War.

Didnt knock Deadpool off its perch as my favourite Marvel film. Felt the film dragged on a bit prior to the 'big fight'. I'd give the film a 7 or 8 overall I think. Fight was good , although it did seem to be rather dominated by the "new generation" of heroes. Much preferred the film from the fight onwards til the end rather than the pre-fight section of the film.

Was good, but speaking in purely Avengers terms, I still think that Avengers Assemble was better.
 
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