What film did you watch last night?
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Just watched this myself last night and I would give the same 7/10.
Plot is silly, but the (almost) entirely British cast of semi known faces do a great job and there are loads of funny moments. Also, Bryce Howard Dallas
I would watch a sequel to this.
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28 Years Later (2025) - 7/10
It’s more of a family drama with infected creatures than a zombie film, but there’s still plenty of gore and shocking violence if not the growing sense of horror or dread you may expect.
The plot falls back on familiar ideas and isn’t scary with its slower pace, beautiful scenery and mostly peaceful travel segments but the infected do look good and gruesome.
The acting’s good and there are some iconic scenes but the action scenes, especially the one at the end, are randomly injected and seem only to be there to remind you it is a zombie film and to add some excitement.
It’s more of a family drama with infected creatures than a zombie film, but there’s still plenty of gore and shocking violence if not the growing sense of horror or dread you may expect.
The plot falls back on familiar ideas and isn’t scary with its slower pace, beautiful scenery and mostly peaceful travel segments but the infected do look good and gruesome.
The acting’s good and there are some iconic scenes but the action scenes, especially the one at the end, are randomly injected and seem only to be there to remind you it is a zombie film and to add some excitement.
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Strays (2023) - 5/10
A buddy road trip movie where the lead cast are all dogs.
The commitment to the theme is very well done with plenty of observations from a dog’s perspective and the lip-synching looked almost natural.
The story’s straightforward and it wasn’t as funny as I was expecting with few good jokes outside of the tons of puerile humour, but there were some good scenes and the strong moral message made it worthwhile watching.
A buddy road trip movie where the lead cast are all dogs.
The commitment to the theme is very well done with plenty of observations from a dog’s perspective and the lip-synching looked almost natural.
The story’s straightforward and it wasn’t as funny as I was expecting with few good jokes outside of the tons of puerile humour, but there were some good scenes and the strong moral message made it worthwhile watching.
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I watched this last night and I’d give it a solid 7. Didn’t pick my phone once which is a solid indication a film is above average.
Sicario 2: Soldado - 7/10
Very decent sequel to a great first film. More Hollywoody than the first and one scene in particular is spectacularly far fetched, but overall a very decent action thriller. Quite open ended so hoping there will be a third to wrap it up.
Very decent sequel to a great first film. More Hollywoody than the first and one scene in particular is spectacularly far fetched, but overall a very decent action thriller. Quite open ended so hoping there will be a third to wrap it up.
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Subservience - cookie cutter as it gets but flashes off dumb entertainment! What husband would be thinking it would be a good idea to get a bot that looked like that and what wife/partner would allow that? Fox did look quite hot though. 5/10
G20 - my wife did not seem impressed when trying to sell this to her but she loved it. It's also dumb but we enjoyed it. 6/10.
G20 - my wife did not seem impressed when trying to sell this to her but she loved it. It's also dumb but we enjoyed it. 6/10.
Becky (on Prime): 7/10
While browsing Netflix I found Wrath of Becky but a couple of minutes in it was clearly a sequel of something. Prime had the previous film, a decent little home invasion/revenge film about a 13 year old girl.
Will try the sequel this week.
While browsing Netflix I found Wrath of Becky but a couple of minutes in it was clearly a sequel of something. Prime had the previous film, a decent little home invasion/revenge film about a 13 year old girl.
Will try the sequel this week.