What film did you watch last night?

[Freakbro]

Dredd 3D - Great film, really enjoyed it. Cheesy one liners haven't been delivered that well since the 80's . -. 7.5/10


Lawless - not going to be to everyone's taste, Nick Cave screenplay so can be quite slow at times but dark and great storytelling. I really enjoyed it, another great performance by Tom Hardy, that guy is the best actor around atm. . -. 8/10

 

[TriedandTested]

Moonshine Kingdom

Seriously good film. One of the best I've seen for a long time. Everyone should check it out. Awesome cast, brilliantly filmed and amazing story.

10/10

 

[cm1179]

Moonshine Kingdom

you been on the moonshine?

 

[THMRK]

Moonshine Kingdom

Seriously good film. One of the best I've seen for a long time. Everyone should check it out. Awesome cast, brilliantly filmed and amazing story.

10/10

you been on the moonshine?

Hah, apparently so!

I liked it a lot but it's definitely not Anderson's best film for me.

 

[Vonhelmet]

Cool Hand Luke. Very good.

 

[Nexus18]

Raid - good martial arts/action film but apart from that there isn't anything that special about it. Also felt that some fight scenes went on for too long especially the last one with the 2 brothers fighting the small guy, just when you thought it was about to end, it kept going on and on and on 6/10

Super - a fair bit like kick ass but no where as good. A more "stupider" version and a bit duller/sadder compared to kick ass. Some parts were so stupid that it was funny and it really picked up at the ending 6.5/10

 

[sunama]

Raid - good martial arts/action film but apart from that there isn't anything that special about it. Also felt that some fight scenes went on for too long especially the last one with the 2 brothers fighting the small guy, just when you thought it was about to end, it kept going on and on and on 6/10

That's exactly thing that struck me.
I think at some stage, had a weapon stuck in his head (brain damage), but the dude continued to beat up the brothers.

 

[cm1179]

what was good about the raid was the sheer edge of my seat feeling i had due to the tension and brutality, especially when they were hidden behind the wall!

 

[ChroniC]

Seeking a friend for the end of the world.

This film has me in a bit confused. I can't work out if it was poetically brilliant or just bizarrely average. Steve Carell is his usual character, loveable but misunderstood who finds happyness eventually blah blah blah. I kinda didn't care about him or whatever he was doing, but the director does seem to convey a very poignant message of what the hell would you do with your last weeks on earth.

I would say its slightly underated as it bombed big style on release, but definitely worth a watch.
6/10

 

[Nexus18]

Indeed! Except wasn't in his head, but his neck (broken glass light tube) Either way should have been dead from that or at least extremely weak/barely alive considering the amount of blood he would have lost etc. yet as you said still continued to beat the carp out of the 2 brothers......

that scene behind the wall was very well done, had me on the edge of my seat as well

Another stand out scene for me:

Spoiler

was when they where in the centre of the building on level 6, just after lockdown and the door behind 3 or 4 SWAT guys is about to open, you then had 2 of them watching it and one SWAT was panicking & about to fire his shotgun and the other guy just noticed all the bad guys above them (level 7) looking for the SWAT team but couldn't seem due to no lights and them wearing all black obviously then BAM! Guys fires his shotgun and reveals their position to the unaware group above and all hell breaks loose

 

[bledd]

Columbo : Now You See Him

Another fantastic columbo, with the great Jack Cassidy as the bad guy. You're almost rooting for him, even though he as ex Nazi

Great actor

 

[nands]

Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows - I really liked the first one but this one didn't grab me as much, it was still good but I think I prefer Sherlock on TV. Stephen Fry was good though, but him as Robert Downey Jr's brother? 3/5

As a bit of a fan of I Holmes I wonder how Elementary will work as a stop gap while waiting for more Sherlock?

 

[Ahleckz]

Lawless.

It was a good story and looked stunning but I can't help think that they didn't go into nearly enough detail and character development and there were a couple of scenes purely there for the sake of showing us how 'deep' the writer is.

I enjoyed it, and I had a can of beer whilst watching it which seemed apt, but it's not amazing. 6/10 I think.

 

[xBLiNG]

Howl's Moving Castle - 8/10

The Ides of March - 7/10

 

[billyboyd]

Hell - 7.5/10

German film set in the post-apocalyptic future. Worth a look but not for everyone.

 

[Noel Gallagher]

Newsflash - It is years later, and people are still saying it's tosh.

Incorrect.

 

[TheVoice]

TinTin - 8/10, I rather enjoyed it, interesting storyline and it looked visually superb. Reminded me of the Uncharted games a few times throughout.

 

[Maundie]

Hunger Games - Not as bad as I thought it could have been, was more like a mash up of Battle Royale and The Running Man.

7.5/10

Also watched Pirahna 3DD the other night, couldn't bear to post for a couple of days it's that bad, it appears the Pirahna's have developed a 'liking' for chlorine!!!

1.5/10 (for the gratuitous nekked ladies)

 

['Harry]

A Beautiful Mind

Was on the beeb last night. Overall an excellent film, though the ending felt a little slapped together.

8/10

 

[Van Hellseek]

Incorrect.

That it isn't years later (which it is)?

Or that people aren't still saying it's tosh (which they are)?