Don't waste your time, imo.
What film did you watch last night?
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Don't waste your time, imo.
"meh" at best, any scares you can generally see coming a mile off.
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Bumblebee - 5/10
It was OK but I found it quite boring generally, the pacing was a bit off and really slow in places too, there were too many times where B had to hide and do other things such as decide what music he liked. That being said it was better and more grounded than the last four Transformer movies.
I actually wanted to see Spiderman but missed the time slot
It was OK but I found it quite boring generally, the pacing was a bit off and really slow in places too, there were too many times where B had to hide and do other things such as decide what music he liked. That being said it was better and more grounded than the last four Transformer movies.
I actually wanted to see Spiderman but missed the time slot
Into the spiderverse - 9/10. Best Spiderman movie to date.
I went into it very skeptically and came out a convert. I really enjoyed the way they played with the comic book style and thought that the animation was incredible. I hope to see more marvel films in this style for sure.
I went into it very skeptically and came out a convert. I really enjoyed the way they played with the comic book style and thought that the animation was incredible. I hope to see more marvel films in this style for sure.
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No, as others have said, it was on general release at my local Cineworld over the weekend. It was one of the more crowded screenings I've been in recently - at least 40 other customers!
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Lost in translation is I've of my favourite films ever. I even have the poster on a wall!The Healer - wife picked this. Struggled to stay awake. Could see the end coming a mile off. But then again, not my kind of movie. Wife liked it though.
Lost in Translation - how had I never seen this before? Scarlett Johansson being in my top 5 and she was 17/18 when this was filmed so there is that to consider. Plus Bill Murray!
We both really enjoyed it. It was so subtle in so many ways. And so incredible how these two strangers found so much comfort in each other because of what's missing in their own lives. Fantastic. Will rewatch this at some point as I'm sure there are plenty of small things I missed
I love a ridiculously melancholic film.
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Me too.
First time back to back cinema time with my son and myself.
Aquaman first. Decent enough and while not quite as good as Wonder Woman it looked great. 6/10.
Then Spider-Man Into the spider verse. It was awesome. The animation and the things they did with the ‘camera’ work were superb. It looked fantastic and as someone who doesn’t follow Spider-Man comics it didn’t dwell on each character too much, Miles stayed as the centre piece. As above, possibly the best Spider-Man movie so far. And yes, I had major crush on Gwen Stacy Spiderwoman.
Aquaman first. Decent enough and while not quite as good as Wonder Woman it looked great. 6/10.
Then Spider-Man Into the spider verse. It was awesome. The animation and the things they did with the ‘camera’ work were superb. It looked fantastic and as someone who doesn’t follow Spider-Man comics it didn’t dwell on each character too much, Miles stayed as the centre piece. As above, possibly the best Spider-Man movie so far. And yes, I had major crush on Gwen Stacy Spiderwoman.
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I re-watched Creed on Sunday night and then went to see Creed II last night.
It was just as good IMO, whereas a lot of the reviews seem to be a bit down on it. They were saying Tessa Thompson was wasted/hardly in it, but I think she got more screen time than the first movie...
There were some surprising cameos, and though some parts were quite obvious
it was a nice continuation of both the Creed and Rocky story's.
It was just as good IMO, whereas a lot of the reviews seem to be a bit down on it. They were saying Tessa Thompson was wasted/hardly in it, but I think she got more screen time than the first movie...
There were some surprising cameos, and though some parts were quite obvious
Did anyone seriously expect Creed to beat Drago only half-way through the movie?
Fantastic Beasts COG
I'm a bit torn. I reckon it is an 8/10 for me but kind of need to rewatch to know if that is going to increase to a 9 or be dragged down to a 7. Both this and the first film have felt like they are busy setting up the next in the series which I never like to notice too actively.
I'm a bit torn. I reckon it is an 8/10 for me but kind of need to rewatch to know if that is going to increase to a 9 or be dragged down to a 7. Both this and the first film have felt like they are busy setting up the next in the series which I never like to notice too actively.
I Watched it last night and give it a 7/10 very good turn your brain off action movie that looked and sounded good in HDR and Atmos. I didn't sit down to watch anything serious I just wanted to be entertained which it provided.
Is that the one with the guy from The Raid and Mile 22?
It is indeed.
Yeah just checked, it's been on my netflix list for a few weeks, will watch on your recommendation for sure.
Hunter/Killer - 5/10 - Better than you'd expect but still only average with most of the budget being spent on cast and sets and very little on the CGI making it look quite messy during the action phase but quite good during the Submarine/Pentagon sections. The cast are OK, although I'd guess it's a "paycheck" film for the A list stars but the story is pretty poor and the script is just OK. However it was pleasant enough without any serious issues.