What film did you watch last night?

[Moothead2]

I've still not seen any of the Rambo films! I grew up in the 80s. I may actually give the first one a watch this week.

The first one is great and not all that much like the series' reputation will have you believe.

 

[nands]

That's My Boy - Adam Sandler and Andy Samberg team up for a film that ended up being much better than I thought it would be. It was actually OK! 3/5

 

[cheesyboy]

The first one is great and not all that much like the series' reputation will have you believe.

Yeah, a proper film, the first one. Gets a bit silly after that. 3 is crap IMO. Not seen the most recent one - looks terrible, but might check it out now it's on Prime.

 

[Gerard]

Dog Soldiers, good for a laugh in some of the scenes. A sequel was announced but ultimately never made, meant to be a trilogy.

 

[scrivz69]

The Business. Seen it a few times and still makes me laugh. Typical british gangster poo.

 

[RobDogDog]

I started watching Sausage Party on a whim but only lasted about 25 minutes. It was crap.

 

[enigma27]

Knives out.

little bit like a murder / mystery even with a off the cheek comment about cluedo.

quite enjoyed it although Daniel Craig's accent was a bit suspect

 

[Pighardia]

Knives out.



quite enjoyed it although Daniel Craig's accent was a bit suspect

I liked it tbh.

 

[checjb]

I found Knives Out very mediocre. IMO it's one of those movies where your supposed to think it's amazing simply because it has big names in it. RJ really does think he's the greatest auteur in the history of cinema...very unjustly. But what really dragged me out of the film was the fact that I could see the actors acting. Whenever I can see an actor acting, as opposed to thinking "Wow, that's the [insert character]", I realise that I'm not interested in a movie.

 

[arc@css]

I've still not seen any of the Rambo films! I grew up in the 80s. I may actually give the first one a watch this week.

Definitely see the first film.

 

[Mr Badger]

Rampage.

Expected it to be naff, but aside from a few sequences where they cut corners on the CGI it was surprisingly passable in a turn your brain off, jokey, cheesy, monster action movie sort of way.

 

[SixTwoSix]

I've seen more feedback in this thread on Knives Out being about Daniel Craigs accent than the film itself

I'll try and get around to it this weekend and comment on Craigs accent myself.

 

[chroniclard]

Watched "We Bare Bears: The Movie" with the kids. Now if you have seen the TV show you know how good it is(obligatory "for a kids show" ) and the movie is basically just a really long show.

Ice Bear like movie - 7/10

 

[Wrightyuk]

Finished watching all the marvel films in chronological order last night

 

[SixTwoSix]

Finished watching all the marvel films in chronological order last night

How was it watching like that? What did you start with...Captain America?

I rewatched last year but in release order.

 

[Wrightyuk]

it was great watching it chronological as everything just flowed properly and started with captain marvel

 

[SixTwoSix]

it was great watching it chronological as everything just flowed properly and started with captain marvel

But isn't Captain Marvel 1995? How come you didn't start with Captain America?

 

[Wrightyuk]

Yeah sorry jy bad captain America 1942 one was first

 

[enigma27]

Finished watching all the marvel films in chronological order last night

Me and the wife did this recently also.

its great to see how all of the pieces tied together. also its a must to watch all of the end credits scenes as it makes more sense for some of the follow on films.

 

[Wrightyuk]

My missus is doing it on her own now and I told her about the end scenes which she didn't do lol