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Mulling over a thread ban.
What film did you watch last night?
- Thread starter Richeh
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Currently watching Memento.
You’ve made me use the angry emoji reaction! I hope you’re happy now!
Where else can you hear such a range of Arnie pained cries and one liners like ‘Consider that a divorce.’ and ‘Screw youuu!’
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Soldato
I'm not sure what we're supposed to do with this information, but I live in the hope that one of these days, you'll actually tell us what you thought of a film after you've watched it.
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I'll tell you about the film when I get time to finish watching it.
I'm not sure when that'll be.
Hopefully that doesn't spoil your day.
I can provide you with this small snippet based on the 35/40 minutes I saw - it was ok.
Soldato
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Yeah sorry, not feeling too enthused about stuff today.
Probably because the Mrs is off work.
Soldato
That's absolutely fair and understandable 
My partner has been home today too, Douglas & Turner in War of the Roses has nothing on us with the battle over the thermostat
Interstellar (on Now TV)
Sci-Fi epic following a family man at the end of civilisation and a opportunity that arises...
I find it hard to rate this film. Everyone remembers it for the Sci-Fi, which is generally fantastic. But it's also incredibly emotional / powerful in places, with its themes of 'grief', 'lost opportunity' and 'tragedy of circumstance'. Those sections were better than I remembered.
It is slightly tainted by becoming a little jarring / daft towards the end:
... but it feels harsh to write off a high score just because of that.
Highly recommended, if you haven't seen it. The 'journey' and themes are outstanding.
9.5/10
Sci-Fi epic following a family man at the end of civilisation and a opportunity that arises...
I find it hard to rate this film. Everyone remembers it for the Sci-Fi, which is generally fantastic. But it's also incredibly emotional / powerful in places, with its themes of 'grief', 'lost opportunity' and 'tragedy of circumstance'. Those sections were better than I remembered.
It is slightly tainted by becoming a little jarring / daft towards the end:
'Programming' the watch... wut. I mean, really... how did he figure out how to control that 
"Gravity" suddenly 'made sense' to him, I suppose.
"Gravity" suddenly 'made sense' to him, I suppose.
... but it feels harsh to write off a high score just because of that.
Highly recommended, if you haven't seen it. The 'journey' and themes are outstanding.
9.5/10
Soldato
Terminator 2 : Judgement Day (1991)
In my opinion this is the best movie ever made. It's got the perfect mix of action, acting, high and low points, great special effects, great music.
It's full of little clever scenes as well, when the liquid metal terminator gives the metal mannequin in the mall that looks, the fact Arnie carries the shotgun into the mall in a box of roses (hence guns and roses).
The first one is decent, but the second is a whole other level.
10/10
In my opinion this is the best movie ever made. It's got the perfect mix of action, acting, high and low points, great special effects, great music.
It's full of little clever scenes as well, when the liquid metal terminator gives the metal mannequin in the mall that looks, the fact Arnie carries the shotgun into the mall in a box of roses (hence guns and roses).
The first one is decent, but the second is a whole other level.
10/10
Because of the recent comments...
Jingle all the way
Classic Christmas Arnie, cheesy but good 90s cheesy. Is it good? No lol but it's childhood nostalgia and if your in the mood for Arnie being goofy then it's mint
Put that cookie down! NOW!
8/10
Jingle all the way
Classic Christmas Arnie, cheesy but good 90s cheesy. Is it good? No lol but it's childhood nostalgia and if your in the mood for Arnie being goofy then it's mint
Put that cookie down! NOW!
8/10
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