It was that bad that I can't even remember if it ended in a way that sets it up for a sequel, and I only watched it two days ago. 😂
What film did you watch last night?
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cougie uk
Guru
A story as old as time...
bonzobanana
Guru
I watched Deluge a film credited as one of the very first disaster movies with a post apocalyptic theme. I saw it mention on a website and found it on youtube so watched it. It's pretty cheesy (which I like) with some surprisingly well done effects really for the time. I think it's the same effects person as Things to Come and the man who could work miracles. The effects are better than the film deserves I feel. The racist and sexist overtones to the movie are so ridiculous its funny. Getting close to 100 years old now and definitely feels like an early talky as it has a sort of silent feel to it. I feel like the script was written as a silent movie, not much of the dialogue is actually needed everything is mostly self-explanatory.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6d35Got0OKQ
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6d35Got0OKQ
midlife
Legendary Member
Saluki
World class procrastinator
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- ...Norwich over the water.
I have just watched The Last Movie Star, with an 81 year old Burt Reynolds.
I think that I have something in my eye. Lovely film.
I think that I have something in my eye. Lovely film.
Blinded by the Light (iplayer)
Luton teenager does good by listening to his hero Bruce Springsteen, 9/10.
Based on the autobiography Greetings From Bury Park
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarfraz_Manzoor
Luton teenager does good by listening to his hero Bruce Springsteen, 9/10.
Based on the autobiography Greetings From Bury Park
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarfraz_Manzoor
swee'pea99
Squire
Hanna - one of those teen girl assassin movies there was a brief vogue for a decade or something back...quite enjoyed it tho' it was total rubbish, and she was about as convincing an assassin as Minnie Mouse. Tom Hollander played about the least threatening baddy ever recorded on film - camp as a field full of tents.
Rusty Nails
We remember
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- Living in the slow lane
The Father, with Anthony Hopkins and Olivia Colman. Great film, but certainly not a feelgood film, that certainly had me thinking, both about the plot and the problems that will affect a lot of us. 
My uncle died with dementia a couple of years back and, like the father in the title, he was fixated on the imagined theft of his watch by family members.
My uncle died with dementia a couple of years back and, like the father in the title, he was fixated on the imagined theft of his watch by family members.
My favourite character was the boy Mikes (Aldo Maland). The mother played by Olivia Williams deserved a punch for being so pretentious. Brilliant array of minor parts.
matticus
Guru
Hanna was an excellent movie - and my first Saoirse Ronan* film!
*to always be sung to the tune of Myyyyy Sharona.
*to always be sung to the tune of Myyyyy Sharona.
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
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- Northamptonshire
The latest version of 39 steps.
I like all of the versions
I like all of the versions
MontyVeda
a short-tempered ill-controlled small-minded troll
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- Lancaster... the little city.
She was brilliant tho... I don't need lipstick, my lips have a natural rouge.
The worst thing about Hanna is every single one of Eric Banna's fight scenes... poorly rehearsed and clearly choreographed, truly awful.
Otherwise i think it's a great film.
DCBassman
Guru
- Location
- The lumpy far South West
The King's Man. Ok.
