What film did you watch last night?

[barmyllama]

Cop Land (1997)

I don't think I've seen this since I first watched it on VHS when it was first available on home video.

Still a great watch with probably one of Stallone's best performances and a supporting cast that's more like a who's who great actors that are all on their game.

8/10

 

[the shadow]

Ferrari. Excellent 8/10 as some well dodgy cgi in a few places

'F**** you, next question': Adam Driver stuns Q&A audience

Adam Driver, 39, hit back at an attendee of the Q&A for Ferrari - his new movie - who asked Driver what he thought of the 'cheesy' crash scenes.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[djxput]

Godzilla minus one. Puts most Hollywood godzilla movies to shame. Recommended

I wanted to take my 9 year old to that? ... think he would be ok with it? ie not too violent/nudity or swearing?

 

[gingergundog]

I wanted to take my 9 year old to that? ... think he would be ok with it? ie not too violent/nudity or swearing?

You can check on IMDB the parental guidance.

 

[heman]

I wanted to take my 9 year old to that? ... think he would be ok with it? ie not too violent/nudity or swearing?

No nudity, no swearing (that I recall). Violence consists of Godzilla on the rampage, occasionally picking up the odd person in his mouth and looking menacing and peeved off. No worse than a Jurassic Park film if that helps?

 

[LackyT]

Anatomy of a Fall. 8/10
Slow paced but engrossing courtroom/family drama.

I enjoyed this one too!

Spoiler

was worried for the dog during the "experiement"

 

[Shamikebab]

They Cloned Tyrone 6/10

Interesting setup but poor execution. Enjoyed the first half or so but the second half was not so good and there are so many plot holes.

 

[djxput]

No nudity, no swearing (that I recall). Violence consists of Godzilla on the rampage, occasionally picking up the odd person in his mouth and looking menacing and peeved off. No worse than a Jurassic Park film if that helps?

thanks it does

 

[philjayj]

Watched Hook last night. Haven't seen it in years and loved it.

 

[iron_monkey]

Its a wonderful life - easy 9/10

Me and the mrs watched this for the first time, what a great feel good movie. We've started watching some classic movies that neither of us have seen before, casablanca was average at best, breakfast at tiffanys was terrible but this totally made up for it.

 

[Lartyconshayo]

Society of the Snow on Netflix. Very good retelling of the Uruguayan plane crash in the Andes in '72. Bit longer than Alive, so if you want something a bit faster paced (and you don't like subtitles) then stick with Alive. 8/10

Followed by Never Rarely Sometimes Always. A look at the measures some women have to go through to access abortion in the United States. Worth watching. 8/10

 

[RossGReds]

Saltburn. 6/10.

It's visually a good film and shot well, but it's basically a rip off of The Talented Mr Ripley, only set in an extravagant English estate instead of a coastal town of Italy.

 

[Merlin5]

Sound of Metal 9/10

Quite a hard watch in many ways with Riz Ahmed putting out another brilliant performance.

 

[Richeh]

Society of the Snow

7/10 - Very well acted and bleak but I did feel the runtime.

 

[NeilFaz]

Saltburn

7/10. The ending obviously made the film and tied it all together. It wasnt great, but decent enough overall.

 

[Nitefly]

The Happening

I’d heard for years that this was truly awful but also that it was perhaps a deliberate troll / comedy film…

You should watch his comedy The Happening

Intrigued, I had to give it a whirl!

Yeah, a ‘terrible troll comedy’ is about right. I thought it was hilarious. There is just no way that these performances with this dialogue are intended to be serious.

Wahlberg, Zooey and their friend could not be more miscast. It honestly feels like 3 non actors giving their first reading of lines they have just read. It’s totally bizarre - a play on the whole ‘superstar playing an unlikely role’? I’m not sure! The romance subplot is laugh out loud ridiculous.

But the deliberate comedy moments are few and far between, with most of the film being played pretty straight. So I’m really not sure if it’s supposed to be a troll or not. Maybe that in itself is the joke?

Either way, I enjoyed myself far more than I should have.

7/10 from me because it was hilarious.
2/10 from wife

 

[LackyT]

Society of the Snow

7/10 - Very well acted and bleak but I did feel the runtime.

I also watched this last night and I'd agree with your summary, shocking what they had to do and how long they survived

 

[VincentHanna]

Cracking film

Well it certainly is at the hammer sequence

 

[n111ck]

Society of the Snow

7/10 - Very well acted and bleak but I did feel the runtime.

Have you seen Alive (1993) and if so how does this compare in terms of plane crash cannibal films?

 

[Nitefly]

I wanted to take my 9 year old to that? ... think he would be ok with it? ie not too violent/nudity or swearing?

I’d personally say the themes of this (Godzilla minus one) were much more mature than say, Jurassic park. There is some PTSD and war related stuff, including using the use of kamikaze pilots… dealing with family deaths. So there’s lots of menacing themes even if the actual on screen violence is limited.

I actually thought that the ‘large scale’ destruction scenes were a little ominous and harrowing, personally, with people falling off buildings etc. Although Godzilla himself is so silly looking it sort of balances out… for an adult.