Archie_tect
De Skieven Architek... aka Penfold + Horace
- Location
- Northumberland
Haven't been to the cinema for months, though can't wait to see Despicable Me 2.... those minions!
What film did you watch last night?
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fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
Oh yes. Loved Dispicable Me
snorri
Legendary Member
- Location
- East coast, up a bit.
I used to go the pictures once a year on my annual visit to London, but for the last few years there hasn't been a film that appealed to me. Can't remember when I last watched a film on tv, many months, maybe years.
Mad Doug Biker
Banned from every bar in the Galaxy
- Location
- Craggy Island
What film did I watch last night??
Why, it was so enjoyable, so well executed, so finely crafted, so beautifully shot, so brilliantly conceived and so masterfully written that I can't even remember what it was!!
Why, it was so enjoyable, so well executed, so finely crafted, so beautifully shot, so brilliantly conceived and so masterfully written that I can't even remember what it was!!
swee'pea99
Squire
August Rush. Load of sentimental twaddle. Loved it!
RWright
Guru
- Location
- North Carolina
I watched Fried Green Tomatoes, first time I have watched it since the year it came out. Pretty good still, for a chick flick. I noticed some bee houses on some of the routes I have been riding lately and thought...well I won't say exactly what I thought, but that is what made me think of watching it.
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
pretty women for umpteenth time and still enjoy watching it
Leaway2
Lycrist
- Location
- Manchester (Sale)
Just watching season 3 now. Its still good.
[QUOTE 2487273, member: 30090"]Django. Real good film, QT does it again and I loved his cameo near the end.[/quote]
I'm in two minds about it. It's entertaining without a doubt but that German guy starts off as Mr. Infallible and then wanders off down the idiot track. And Spike Lee hated it and condemned Jackson for sanctioning something Lee considered irredeemably racist.
Myself, I watched the second last Breaking Bad (I know it's not a fillum but it's WELL good, innit) currently out there so am planning a big night watching the final episode of the penultimate series of this ground-breaking show.
I'm in two minds about it. It's entertaining without a doubt but that German guy starts off as Mr. Infallible and then wanders off down the idiot track. And Spike Lee hated it and condemned Jackson for sanctioning something Lee considered irredeemably racist.
Myself, I watched the second last Breaking Bad (I know it's not a fillum but it's WELL good, innit) currently out there so am planning a big night watching the final episode of the penultimate series of this ground-breaking show.
Beebo
Firm and Fruity
- Location
- Hexleybeef
I had 10 hours to kill on planes this week, so watched Django, Life of Pi and Cloud Atlas.
Agree with what has been said up thread about Django. I thought Lionardo De Caprio was very good, although some of the scenes are truely uncomfortable watching.
Life of Pi and Cloud Atlas are two very ambitous films, pushing the edge of what is possible by way of story telling on film, and both playing on the themes of life, faith and consequences of your actions. I found Cloud Atlas more compelling than Life of Pi. I just didnt buy the whole ending in Life of Pi, which made the entire film seem like a waste of time.
I want to watch Great Gatsby next, but cant convince the wife to come with em.
Agree with what has been said up thread about Django. I thought Lionardo De Caprio was very good, although some of the scenes are truely uncomfortable watching.
Life of Pi and Cloud Atlas are two very ambitous films, pushing the edge of what is possible by way of story telling on film, and both playing on the themes of life, faith and consequences of your actions. I found Cloud Atlas more compelling than Life of Pi. I just didnt buy the whole ending in Life of Pi, which made the entire film seem like a waste of time.
I want to watch Great Gatsby next, but cant convince the wife to come with em.
Shut Up Legs
Down Under Member
I'm enjoying watching Season 2 of The Borgias. I don't know how accurate the portrayal is, but the Borgias are represented as ruthless and yet also very intelligent, and I found myself liking them (except for the older brother Giovanni, who seems like a nasty piece of work).
captain nemo1701
Space cadet. Deck 42 Main Engineering.
- Location
- Bristol
It was my birthday yesterday so last night so my lodger and I sat down to watch the 2009 Star Trek reboot as she hadn't seen it. Still like all those little nods and winks to the fanboys...ahem...
. Things like Chris Pine munching on an apple while undertaking the Kobayashi Maru test, like Kirk was in The Wrath of Khan while explaining how he beat the test; Sulu's combat training is fencing (The Naked Time episode); the bloke in the red uniform who space jumps to his inevitable doom
. My lodger is Polish and laughed at Chekov's problems with the computer not understanding his accent.
. Things like Chris Pine munching on an apple while undertaking the Kobayashi Maru test, like Kirk was in The Wrath of Khan while explaining how he beat the test; Sulu's combat training is fencing (The Naked Time episode); the bloke in the red uniform who space jumps to his inevitable doom. My lodger is Polish and laughed at Chekov's problems with the computer not understanding his accent.
Night Train
Maker of Things
- Location
- Greater Manchester
I watched the last 45 minutes of Surrogates last night, while I was flicking around channels and getting ready for bed.
It sorta reminded me of this place.....
It sorta reminded me of this place.....
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
Wreck It Ralph. Already seen it at Cinema, just downloaded it.
Awesome film.
Awesome film.
Peteaud
Veteran
- Location
- South Somerset
Beneath hill 60
WW1 based true story.
10/10
WW1 based true story.
10/10
