What film did you watch last night?

[MontyVeda]

Not Blade runner, but still realted to your comment, my favourite film is "Blue Lane Blacktop" and I must have watched it a dozen or more times. Many people rate it as a one star film, huge bore, nothing happens and so on. These aren't silly comments, and you could fit the entire script on the back of a fag packet, yet I find it utterly compelling, and notice something extra each time I watch.

so many times you've forgotten the title... it's Two Lane Blacktop

 

[Profpointy]

so many times you've forgotten the title... it's Two Lane Blacktop

Cripes where did "blue" come from - fixed now.
I'm probably safe in assuming that it's sufficiently obscure not to have a porn parody version

 

[gbb]

Small Crimes.
Disgraced cop finds himself smack bang in the middle of a mess he hoped he'd left behind him years earlier.
Very very good, enjoyed it.

 

[LeetleGreyCells]

Black Panther.

Probably my favourite of all the Marvel films to date. Believeable characters helps (and I’m not talking about super powers).

 

[Tin Pot]

The Ring

Not what I was hoping for.

1/10

@Fnaar

 

[Nigel-YZ1]

Inside Man.
Enjoyed this even though the ending although clever didn't end up being so surprising. He had to be somewhere!
A great cast and soundtrack.
8/10

 

[Nigel-YZ1]

Anon.
What happens when we replace our memories with tech, and it invades everything we see and do?
An interesting look at what may come.
A refreshingly original movie.
9/10

 

[Drago]

Godfather III.

Disliked by the critics, and I can see why. However, Pacino is mesmerising with the sense of menace he exudes, and George Hamilton is cool and aloof. I like the way it moves the story forward myself.

Not the best, but still very decent.

6.5/10.

 

[Lavender Rose]

Black Panther.

Probably my favourite of all the Marvel films to date. Believeable characters helps (and I’m not talking about super powers).

Never got to see this! This guy gives me the hots

 

[AndyRM]

Godfather III.

Disliked by the critics, and I can see why. However, Pacino is mesmerising with the sense of menace he exudes, and George Hamilton is cool and aloof. I like the way it moves the story forward myself.

Not the best, but still very decent.

6.5/10.

If they hadn't taken so bloody long to make it I don't think it would have been so badly received. Obviously it's not as good as II, which is close to perfection for the genre but it is nowhere near as bad as it's made out to be.

 

[gbb]

Tried 'The Darkest Dawn' on Netflix
Apocalypse, aliens invade, survivors survive, found footage style film.

Wished I hadnt' bothered., gave up after an hour, lucky I lasted that long tbh.

 

[stephec]

Atomic Blonde

Entertaining enough, but nothing out of the ordinary, didn't manage to hold my attention after an hour so I lost the plot for a while.

It looks like they filmed two endings and couldn't decide which one to use, so ended up using both.

 

[Drago]

G.I. Joe - Rise of the Cobra.

Oh dear, not good. It gets off to a bad start with the title, which sounds like a porn film, and it gets worse from there.

The only tiny redeeming feature is Arnold Vosloo, who always plays a casually unhinged villain, but it's clear he's only interested in the pay cheque.

1/10.

 

[AndyRM]

G.I. Joe - Rise of the Cobra.

Oh dear, not good. It gets off to a bad start with the title, which sounds like a porn film, and it gets worse from there.

The only tiny redeeming feature is Arnold Vosloo, who always plays a casually unhinged villain, but it's clear he's only interested in the pay cheque.

1/10.

I could be wrong, but I'm not sure you're the target market.

 

[benb]

My daughter made me watch Beauty and the Beast, the recent live action version.
Total shite, and even Emma Watson can't make it much more watchable.

The message it sends to the viewer is dreadful, the acting decidedly average, and the whole thing is just painful.
2.0001 /10