What film did you watch last night?

[Drago]

Genusys had Emily wotsername in it

 

[stephec]

Demolition Man.

Arnie is the action king, but Sly still runs him a close second, and how does Nigel Hawthorne end up in a Stallone film?

6/10.

 

[AndyRM]

Demolition Man.

Arnie is the action king, but Sly still runs him a close second, and how does Nigel Hawthorne end up in a Stallone film?

6/10.

Steven Seagal could batter both of them, blind in one eye with one hand behind his back.

 

[The Crofted Crest]

A joyous, irreverent romp through Dickens.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOYISaKSLdE

 

[postman]

Loved this film,funny lines all the way through.Only needed Dame Vera Lynn singing whale meat again and it would have been perfect.

 

[postman]

Steven Seagal could batter both of them, blind in one eye with one hand behind his back.

Seagull beagle Chuck Norris is yer man for toughness.

 

[midlife]

View attachment 548913 Loved this film,funny lines all the way through.Only needed Dame Vera Lynn singing whale meat again and it would have been perfect.

Is that the one where scotty talks to a mouse attached to a PC ?

 

[postman]

 

[AndyRM]

Seagull beagle Chuck Norris is yer man for toughness.

No chance. Seagal is massive compared to Norris. And can make bombs out of microwaves.

 

[figbat]

Two last night:

1. Black Panther - we're working our way through teh Marvel Cinematic Universe in universe chronological order - quite like this one; it works alone but has some quite strong links to the Avengers storyline. Chadwick Boseman gave a good performance, which is all the more saddening.
2. The Mountain Between Us - not sure I had even heard of this, which is a surprise given the talent involved (Elba, Winslett). A somewhat formulaic film, one which you might believe is based on a true story although I don't believe it is. My soft spot for Kate was not diminished though and it does a good job of making you feel involved and concerned for the plight of the characters.

 

[Profpointy]

A joyous, irreverent romp through Dickens.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOYISaKSLdE

Agree - wonderful quirky fun

 

[LeetleGreyCells]

...we're working our way through the Marvel Cinematic Universe in universe chronological order...

We are doing the same although so far we've only watched Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk.

Iron Man 2 next with Mickey Rourke talking about his 'burd'.

We've watched all the MCU before, but it's been a while.

 

[Drago]

1. The Mountain Between Us - not sure I had even heard of this, which is a surprise given the talent involved (Elba, Winslett). A somewhat formulaic film, one which you might believe is based on a true story although I don't believe it is. My soft spot for Kate was not diminished though and it does a good job of making you feel involved and concerned for the plight of the characters.

And true to form Winslett gets her top bollards out. Rumours are idris did that scene for free!

 

[PaulB]

Death of Stalin. Sorry if that's a spoiler for anyone.

It's a truly great film. Paul Whitehouse speaking to Steve Buscemi is fanbloodytastic.

 

[sheddy]

Sully falls off the iplayer soon, the Hudson River plane landing.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000m7wv/sully