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What film did you watch last night?
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Mo1959
Legendary Member
- Location
- Perthshire,Scotland
Looking forward to Paddington 2 tonight, just a bit of light hearted, easy viewing.
Threevok
Growing old disgracefully
- Location
- South Wales
The African Queen (1951)
10/10
10/10
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
The first Paddington Bear film
keithmac
Guru
Watched "6 Underground" wasn't too bad of an action flick.
Found out you can select different (English) audio tracks on Netflix so much to my wifes dismay i watched "IP Man 3" in English!.
Got "Troll Hunter" and "IP Man 2" to watch again with English dubbing tonight when she's out.
Rambo Last Blood, wasn't bad, his last one was a better film though
The Mule with Clint Eastwood is on the cards as well..
John Wick 3 is on Netflix this Tuesday (bought the Bluray already though).
Found out you can select different (English) audio tracks on Netflix so much to my wifes dismay i watched "IP Man 3" in English!.
Got "Troll Hunter" and "IP Man 2" to watch again with English dubbing tonight when she's out.
Rambo Last Blood, wasn't bad, his last one was a better film though
The Mule with Clint Eastwood is on the cards as well..
John Wick 3 is on Netflix this Tuesday (bought the Bluray already though).
I never knew that either, I watched all three with subtitles.
I'd feel a bit of a fraud if I went back and watched them in English now.
keithmac
Guru
I never knew that either, I watched all three with subtitles.
I'd feel a bit of a fraud if I went back and watched them in English now.
2 and 3 are in English but I think number 1 is Mandarin only?.
Watched all 3 with Subtitles but enjoyed it more with the English soundtrack (can concentrate more on the action!).
There's a few films on my saves that I need to go back and see if they have alternative soundtracks now!.
More Katharine Hepburn last night On Golden Pond with a brace of Fondas. Proper acting and everything.
figbat
Slippery scientist
- Location
- South Oxfordshire, UK
Stars Wars - The Last Jedi. I watched it on demand so I could watch the last one in the cinema if I fancied. This one was OK, quite a lot formulaic and I couldn’t decide if this was deliberate irony or lazy plagiarism. Much as I want to, I can’t quite warm to Rey and there are no other really engaging characters to root for. And Abrams just can’t resist getting the lens flare in. I’ll give it 6/10 and hope the next one is better.
Nigeyy
Legendary Member
- Location
- Massachusetts, USA
Watched "Lion". I really enjoyed this film, a bit sad and emotional, but beautifully told. Can't believe it lost out to "Moonlight" for the Oscars, I'd take this any day. 10 out of 10 for me.
swee'pea99
Squire
A cracker! People say 2 is just as good but they're wrong. 2's fun, but 1 has a better plot, some brilliant sight-gags - the animal rear-ends, eg - and a constant stream of cracking one-liners (eg "Over time I became friends with the bears, and even gave them names - the female after my dear departed mother, the male after an exotic boxer I met in a bar"). It even manages to include some positive messaging about things like our attitudes to strangers, without getting priggishly preachy. We re-watched it for our family Christmas movie, and I enjoyed every minute - often audibly. ("What's so funny, dad?") "Your call is...moderately...important to us."
