What film did you watch last night?

[Punt]

Bumblebee - Was fine as a kids' movie, and I was watching it with my youngest daughter. A bit heavy on the 80s nostalgia. She wants to watch the Transformers movies now. 6/10

Transformers - A long time since I last watched this, still fun. Youngest daughter liked it too. Shame they go downhill from there. 8/10

F9 - Now, I'm the first to admit I have a high threshold for poor movies. I can easily turn off my brain for a couple of hours and not get nit-picky or overanalyse them. I've quite enjoyed the Fast Saga thus far, but this was just bad. I mean, really, really bad! 2/10

 

[montymint]

Watched Alita with the O/H last night as she'd not seen it.

Pretty solid IMO - 7/10

 

[willhub]

Cruella 8/10
Jungle Cruise 8/10

Not really into Disney films, but they were good.

 

[Alice In Wonderland]

Pet Semetry (new one)

I wasn't really expecting much but I actually enjoyed it which surprised me.

Will have to re-watch the original and read the book again.

7/10

 

[Yaayuh!]

Mulholland Drive (2001)

WTF?

Classic Lynch.

 

[dave28]

Cruella 8/10
Jungle Cruise 8/10

Not really into Disney films, but they were good.

So much CGI in Jungle Cruise, over the top i felt. Still an entertaining 2 hours 7

 

[barmyllama]

Classic Lynch.

I said to my wife and about a third of the way in that it's going to be one of those films you watch thinking it'll all tie together at the end, but it doesn't.

And it didn't.

Not that it bothers me and we both watched until the end without falling asleep, so it must have had something going for it.

Reading afterwards that it was originally conceived as a TV show and then the network didn't want it, so he went back and finished it as a movie sort explains why so much of the narrative is ambiguous and leaves you to make up your own mind.

I never watched Twin Peaks either, but I do think I've watched Blue Velvet and Wild Heart back in the day on VHS. But I can't really remember anything about them.

 

[Thekwango]

You Were Never Really Here

what a load of pants. big wet soggy pants. so much i'd have to rate it pants/10

 

[azazl187]

Moana. Sat with the kids and watched it. Decent movie 7/10

 

[Shadowness]

Intersect (Amazon Prime)

Not really sure how to rate it! The misses and I both looked at each other at when it ended with the same 'what the hell' expression!

It's essentially a movie about time travel, but there didn't really seem like much time travel in it.

 

[Thekwango]

Moana. Sat with the kids and watched it. Decent movie 7/10

Some of them songs are damn catchy!!

 

[bimbleuk]

Cruella 8/10
Jungle Cruise 8/10

Not really into Disney films, but they were good.

7/10 Jungle Cruise

So long as you know it's a Disney film you know what to expect. Kids should enjoy it.

3/10 F9

I'm bored of this franchise now. Needs to be put out to pasture!

 

[SixTwoSix]

I said to my wife and about a third of the way in that it's going to be one of those films you watch thinking it'll all tie together at the end, but it doesn't.

And it didn't.

Not that it bothers me and we both watched until the end without falling asleep, so it must have had something going for it.

Reading afterwards that it was originally conceived as a TV show and then the network didn't want it, so he went back and finished it as a movie sort explains why so much of the narrative is ambiguous and leaves you to make up your own mind.

It's also got a bloody horrid jump scare that is surprisingly effective, while not seeming that good when seen in isolation and out of context.

 

[Ayahuasca]

Looper 4K - 8/10. Bruce Willis doing what Bruce Willis does and great performances from Gordon-Levitt and Blunty.

 

[Jimbo1010]

Signs 6/10. Watched it with my teen kids. Not as good as I remembered it.

 

[Punt]

Jungle Cruise - Aimed at the younger audience. I thought it was fine, my youngest daughter loved it. 7/10

 

[Jimbo1010]

Jungle Cruise - Aimed at the younger audience. I thought it was fine, my youngest daughter loved it. 7/10

Is this in the cinema or available to stream?

 

[RevBillyG]

Love and Monsters on Netflix.

Didn't know what to expect but quite enjoyed it.
7/10

 

[barmyllama]

Is this in the cinema or available to stream?

Both.

Streaming via Disney+ as a premium extra cost. Usually becomes available for all subscribers after a month or so.

 

[Jimbo1010]

Both.

Streaming via Disney+ as a premium extra cost. Usually becomes available for all subscribers after a month or so.

Thanks, will take a look