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Then you realise it's not really based on a true story and mostly made up and like it a lot less. I did at least. Really hate how the film industry does that. Make it fiction or make it factual don't blur the lines.
What film did you watch last night?
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Cabin in the Woods 7/10
It was alright, don’t see what the fuss is about.
It was alright, don’t see what the fuss is about.
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Deliver Us From Evil (Netflix)
It was alright.
6.5/10
It was alright.
6.5/10
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Baby Driver - very enjoyable movie - runs along at a nice pace, well written and acted and with a great sound track.
One worth watching.
One worth watching.
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Yes I knew that when i put it on but still thought it was fantastic watch. I know what you're getting at though.
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It's on Amazon Prime (which surprised me a bit), I just went to check the price of it to add it to my basket but no needJust checked that out on IMDB, thanks...will add to my list of must watch
I'll probably watch it in a few days/weeks as I've currently got about 15 films and 4 series to watch first
I thoroughly enjoyed it as well, despite not being a real musical fan, I quite liked the fact they'd done a sound mix intended for headphone use as well as surround, especially as I've not been able to use my surround much over the last couple of years (most of my film viewing has been late night).
I enjoyed Get Out, but with It Follows i found it slow and the actual plot was well, stoopid! STI ghosts. I did love the soundtrack (The Thing'esque) and the scenery.
It did lend a lot to Halloween and other 80 horror, but it came off as a lot of style with little substance.
After reading the reviews and been saving it for a few months, maybe i had built up the expectation, but meh from me.
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I watched Coco at the cinema
I don't mind admitting I was in tears at the end. And very rarely does that happen to me
9/10
I don't mind admitting I was in tears at the end. And very rarely does that happen to me
9/10
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Watched Mother 7/10 - An uncomfortable watch which I guess is what the director intended. Others have said they had no clue what it was about but then I again I always enjoy those sorts of movies.
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I also watched mother!, I enjoyed it on the whole but it was certainly an arresting experience.
7/10 from me too
7/10 from me too
In Bruges
I have vivid memories of turning this off about half an hour in the first time round, apparently because I was a massive ****. Brilliant film making! The now infamous "Having a go at my kids scene" destroyed me!
Swiss Army Man
Eughhhh, I absolutely adored it. There's nothing else like it out there and that alone makes it worth watching. the narrative tools and constructs it uses help propel its very poignant themes forward in such a unique way. God I loved it!
I have vivid memories of turning this off about half an hour in the first time round, apparently because I was a massive ****. Brilliant film making! The now infamous "Having a go at my kids scene" destroyed me!
Swiss Army Man
Eughhhh, I absolutely adored it. There's nothing else like it out there and that alone makes it worth watching. the narrative tools and constructs it uses help propel its very poignant themes forward in such a unique way. God I loved it!
Marathon Man
I really like this film, Olivier is awesome in it, Hoffman's good too and it's got a well paced plot. But for the quality of the film and the cars/clothes it'd look pretty good as a new film today. Twisty turny thriller with an unforgettable torture sequence. Whilst I'm uncertain how much I like the ending, on the whole it's definitely worth seeing, especially as 40 year old films often get overlooked.
I really like this film, Olivier is awesome in it, Hoffman's good too and it's got a well paced plot. But for the quality of the film and the cars/clothes it'd look pretty good as a new film today. Twisty turny thriller with an unforgettable torture sequence. Whilst I'm uncertain how much I like the ending, on the whole it's definitely worth seeing, especially as 40 year old films often get overlooked.
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The untamed
What the hell did I just watch?? Not quite what I was expecting. The alien penis monster was freaky to say the least
Umm, kind of intriguing I guess, so maybe 6/10
What the hell did I just watch?? Not quite what I was expecting. The alien penis monster was freaky to say the least
Umm, kind of intriguing I guess, so maybe 6/10
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Sling Blade. Written by Billy Joe Thornton. Directed by Billy Joe Thornton. Screenplay by Billy Joe Thornton. Stars Billy Joe Thornton as Sling Blade.
Fine example of Southern Gothic.
I rate Sling Blade at 26.64 on the Haglee Scale, which works out as a brooding 8/10 on IMDB.
Fine example of Southern Gothic.
I rate Sling Blade at 26.64 on the Haglee Scale, which works out as a brooding 8/10 on IMDB.
That is one fine evening's entertainment!
Both films were low budget, indie types that had some seriously dark and explosively funny moments.
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In Bruges is an all-time favourite. Swiss Army Man blew my head off. Inventive, indie cinema at it's best.
I had no idea this even existed and given Radcliffe's propensity to have a crack at anything, I kind of like him. Jungle was ok, so after the comments above I think I'm going to hunt this down.