What film did you watch last night?

[AndyRM]

We watched the extended Lord of the Rings Trilogy, in one sitting from Saturday evening to Sunday morning.

I saw them all at the cinema, but don't think I've watched any of them all the way through since. There are a couple of dodgy bits of CGI, but that aside, they have aged really well. Truly epic in every sense of the word.

Close as you can get to 10 without giving 10, because there's no such thing as perfection.

 

[benb]

We watched the extended Lord of the Rings Trilogy, in one sitting from Saturday evening to Sunday morning.

I saw them all at the cinema, but don't think I've watched any of them all the way through since. There are a couple of dodgy bits of CGI, but that aside, they have aged really well. Truly epic in every sense of the word.

Close as you can get to 10 without giving 10, because there's no such thing as perfection.

Art is never perfected: it is abandoned

 

[Smudge]

Half heartedly watched The Commuter last night. It started well, but i struggled to get to the end without changing channels.
I've never really rated Liam Neeson as an actor, and with the exception of the first 'Taken' not that fussed about his movies either.

 

[EltonFrog]

Rocketman.

As a life long fan of EJ I enjoyed it but was a bit disappointed the the liberties taken.

 

[stephec]

The Expendables 2, comedy violence at it's finest.

 

[Saluki]

Toy Story. It’s the first time i’ve Seen it. I will look for 2 and 3 on eBay or somewhere similar.

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

'Kinky Boots' the other night
Just pure good fun!

We watched the extended Lord of the Rings Trilogy, in one sitting from Saturday evening to Sunday morning.

I saw them all at the cinema, but don't think I've watched any of them all the way through since. There are a couple of dodgy bits of CGI, but that aside, they have aged really well. Truly epic in every sense of the word.

Close as you can get to 10 without giving 10, because there's no such thing as perfection.

Some truly inspired casting too
Vigor Mortensen
Ian McKellan
Liv Tyler
Hugo Weaving
John Rhys-Davis

Of course, there was the Chuckle Brothers of Middle-Earth (Pippin & Merry.............)

 

[Drago]

Jurassic Park III.

Haven't they figured it out yet? No matter what they do the dinosaurs will get loose and will eat people. Finnito!

 

[AndyRM]

We'd been hoping to see a middle of the night showing of 28 Days Later, but the cinema hadn't put their clocks back so we arrived an hour into the film. Frustrating, but they were decent about it and gave us a refund.

Watched it on DVD when we got home anyway. Remains one of the greatest zombie (yes, I know they aren't really) films ever made. And what a soundtrack.

 

[stephec]

Holmes and Watson.

A proper funny film, highly entertaining, 7/10.

 

[ianrauk]

We'd been hoping to see a middle of the night showing of 28 Days Later, but the cinema hadn't put their clocks back so we arrived an hour into the film. Frustrating, but they were decent about it and gave us a refund.

Watched it on DVD when we got home anyway. Remains one of the greatest zombie (yes, I know they aren't really) films ever made. And what a soundtrack.

Funnily enough it was on tv last night too.

 

[DCBassman]

Hitman Redemption on Netflix.
Good cast, not overblown in the action stakes.

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

'Addams Family Values'
It was on a couple of nights ago

Holmes and Watson.

A proper funny film, highly entertaining, 7/10.

The Downey jr/Jude Law film?
Yes, good fun!

 

[Levo-Lon]

Layer cake.. Seen it a few times but i enjoy it

 

[johnblack]

The Halloween remake, utter tripe.