What film did you watch last night?

D-TOX (EYE SEE YOU) 2002

Started off promising for the first 30 mins then after than became boring,Stallone played it well though just the movie let him down i think..seemed very "Budget" i think they must have spent all the budget on Stallone and some of the other mention worthy actors,Robert Patrick,Kris Kristofferson.
 
The 33 - 6/10 based on the Chile mining incident with the 33 miners trapped, obviously everyone knows the ending, what I didn't know is everyone in Chile speaks English with a Spanish accent
 
Calm With Horses. Irish moody crime drama. Excellent although the Irish accents can be hard to pick up in the first few minutes and I say that as someone from there ! Wonderful scenery which drives home the desolation both in the area and in the characters. 9/10
 
Enter nowhere 5.8/10
Low budget mystery / sci-fi / thriller. Had some good ideas, but the acting was pretty poor. Probably worth a watch if you like this sort of film and you're bored.
 
Rewatched all the X-Men movies with the boy over the last week or so, the earlier ones have not aged that well and they really are a little poor overall. Logan is easily the pick of the bunch.
 
Hades said:
What did you think of it? I thought the concept behind it was fantastic even though the actual execution in the film was not as good as it could be. Overall I loved it but most people don't tend to.
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We enjoyed it to a degree. Agree the concept was good and kept you on your toes but at times it was just too confusing.

I think it might be one where you need to watch it a couple of times to square the circle in some parts! At 3 hours though not an easy sell to watch again in a week or so.
 
Audition - 8/10

Shocked in myself I hadn't watched this already considering how well rated it is and on most "must watch" horror lists.

As in typical Japanese fashion, it's a slow build. It plays like a romance until a certain part where if you went in not knowing it's horror it would blind side you. I found myself sympathising with Asami, not to the extent of the torture she inflicts but she's an understandable villain.

The movie remind me a lot of Mulholland Drive, in regards where at certain points you're not sure what's real and what isn't.
 
BriT said:
Yeah Curse is the one before Cult and Cult is the one in the mental hospital :) Ah really didn't know that.
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Ok, on track now, Curse is the wheelchair bound girl in the house? Enjoyed them both.

Now look at Nica, look at a younger photo of Brad Dourif and imagine him in a wig, spitting image :D
 
Watched Knives Out last night and quite enjoyed it!

If you get past Daniel Craig's accent early-doors it turns into an enjoyable, if not entirely original, whodunnit!

7/10
 
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