Not really a film but last night I finally got to watch Book of Mormon. Absolutely loved it and if the tickets weren't so expensive I'd go again in a heart beat. Matt Stone and Trey Parker shaped a lot of my humour due to me watching South Park at a much younger age than I should've but their humour transitioned to the stage really well.
What film did you watch last night?
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It can be quite fun to watch silly movies like that
It’s not silly, just bad. But you’re right, have a few drinks and it’s a laugh.
“I’ll kill yaaaa!”
Lol
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IT Chapter 2
I enjoyed it, perhaps not quite as good as chapter 1, I have no idea why it needed to be 2hr 45m long though.
I enjoyed it, perhaps not quite as good as chapter 1, I have no idea why it needed to be 2hr 45m long though.
Wut?
BHD is awesome.
Reservoir Dogs. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0105236/
It's got to say something if a film shot in so few locations can hold your attention as well as it does.
Very good film.
It's got to say something if a film shot in so few locations can hold your attention as well as it does.
Very good film.
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Parasite (Gisaengchung) (2019) - 8/10
A great film that really has a bit of everything in it.
It starts off funny as they infiltrate the household before turning into a thoughtful look at the gap between the richest and poorest in society, and ultimately ends up
and rather sad.
The social commentary is topical, the plot has some good surprises along the way, and the arty style and use of music makes it a very interesting film to watch.
A great film that really has a bit of everything in it.
It starts off funny as they infiltrate the household before turning into a thoughtful look at the gap between the richest and poorest in society, and ultimately ends up
as a bit of a bloodbath
The social commentary is topical, the plot has some good surprises along the way, and the arty style and use of music makes it a very interesting film to watch.
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The Personal History of David Copperfield (2020) - 6/10
A mostly straightforward telling of Dicken’s story but with a multicultural cast.
Although the story of rags to riches to rags to riches is quite remarkable, this presentation wasn’t really anything special, although the reproduction of Dickensian London was well done.
Good acting and emphasizing the eccentricities of each of the characters brought some humour to the film, but it didn’t really stand out.
A mostly straightforward telling of Dicken’s story but with a multicultural cast.
Although the story of rags to riches to rags to riches is quite remarkable, this presentation wasn’t really anything special, although the reproduction of Dickensian London was well done.
Good acting and emphasizing the eccentricities of each of the characters brought some humour to the film, but it didn’t really stand out.
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Contagion.
You cant be that big a fan if you've only seen it after the cinema release and when it went on several torrent sites...
I live in Saudi Arabia and the nearest cinema is 1300km away from where I live (same distance as Lands End to John 'o' Groats) but apparently there's a closer one only 1000km away said to be opening soon, sooooo yeah I only get to a cinema once or twice a year when I come back to Stoke. Plus the film looked terrible from the trailers, meaning that unlike Avengers End Game, where I actually took a 3hr flight just to see it, I wouldn't spend that sort of money for this.
Monty Python's Meaning of Life - watched for the late, great Terry Jones, especially the Mr Creosote sketch. I loved it and quoted along with it most of the way through. It does lumber along a bit in the middle but picks up again at the end. RIP Mr Jones. 4/5
6 Underground
Switch your brain off and enjoy the stunning visuals and photography. First film I’ve watched at home in 4k Dolby Vision OLED | 7/10
The final boat scene was awesome with a perfect backing track (Bishop Briggs - White Flag)
Switch your brain off and enjoy the stunning visuals and photography. First film I’ve watched at home in 4k Dolby Vision OLED | 7/10
The final boat scene was awesome with a perfect backing track (Bishop Briggs - White Flag)
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How old are you?