What film did you watch last night?

[kevin_cambs_uk]

Valhalla Rising

I think it needs another watch but certainly enjoyable if that is the right word

 

[EltonFrog]

The Rock, Sean Connery and some others- What a load of unadulterated badly edited shite.

The Jackal, with The Willis and Richard 'I am a proper actor' Gear. I saw this years ago, it wasn't as shite as I first remember, it was only a little bit shite.

 

[Biff600]

Quite amusing, simple film

 

[biggs682]

We watched Mulan last night and thoroughly enjoyed it

 

[benb]

Finally got round to watching Get Out, which has been on my list for a while.

Excellent film, really clever, dripping with satire, and top-drawer acting. Not really horror in the normal sense, more of a mystery with horror elements.
It gets a virtually unheard of 9/10 from me. (as perfection is impossible)

Seriously, watch it.

 

[EltonFrog]

Finally got round to watching Get Out, which has been on my list for a while.

Excellent film, really clever, dripping with satire, and top-drawer acting. Not really horror in the normal sense, more of a mystery with horror elements.
It gets a virtually unheard of 9/10 from me. (as perfection is impossible)

Seriously, watch it.

Just had a look at the trailer, it looks good.

 

[cm2mackem]

The Green Book, absolutely brilliant

 

[EltonFrog]

Fantastic Beasts. Fell asleep.

 

[swee'pea99]

Hunt for the Wilderpeople - terrific movie from New Zealand, showing what you can do with a brilliant script, two great actors, and a stunning landscape. Genuinely moving, touching and laugh out loud funny. One knocked off for the occasional bit of excessive ham still leaves it with a damn respectable 9/10.

 

[MrBeanz]

Last night we watched the Sixth Sense and Misery. Granddaughter is a ghost, scary movie person. 17 and she had never heard of these movies so I set up the movie room and watched them with her and my daughter eating popcorn. Was a good time!

 

[Biff600]

Not good at all, I now wish I had spent my time making words out of Alphabetti Spaghetti !!

 

[vickster]

The Green Book, absolutely brilliant

+1 really enjoyed this last night, 9/10

 

[Blue Hills]

Black Panther.

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

Felt impelled to chuck the title in the search box and up this popped.

Saw it (or some) last night - I thought it unbelievably awful and walked half way through - it's a long long long time since I walked out of a film but I did at least save the rest of the evening. And didn't pay to see the thing.

I fail to understand why it received so much praise, oscar/s - yes a mostly black cast and some strong female characters - but not strong characters in the sense of interesting.

At least a fair few folk on imdb seem to feel the same way.

 

[LeetleGreyCells]

Felt impelled to chuck the title in the search box and up this popped.

Saw it (or some) last night - I thought it unbelievably awful and walked half way through - it's a long long long time since I walked out of a film but I did at least save the rest of the evening. And didn't pay to see the thing.

I fail to understand why it received so much praise, oscar/s - yes a mostly black cast and some strong female characters - but not strong characters in the sense of interesting.

At least a fair few folk on imdb seem to feel the same way.

Everyone’s different. I only compared it against other Marvel films. Cinematic masterpieces, they ain’t.

 

[Llankey43]

Last night's movie of choice was The Lost Boys