What film did you watch last night?

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Cycling Badger

Active Member
It is some of the best tv ever made I reckon. Utter quality which hasn't diminished as the series progress unlike lots of other tv.
I'm actually rewatching all old series, just finished 1 and 2 and will start 3 tonight.

Took a break last night. - Series 5 over the weekend. The writers are great at leaving each episode on a cliffhanger - which makes binge watching a very real risk. I feel manipulated, but don’t seem to mind! Chapeaux to the writers and producers.

Jackson has some fantastic lines.
I’m desperate to crowbar the “The five F’s” into an everyday interaction. Proper LOL one liners.
 

Electric_Andy

Heavy Metal Fan
Location
Plymouth
Deep Water. It was in the top 10 the other day so thought I'd give it a go. That's 90 mins wasted. What utter shite. If they didn't have the iconic Jaws movie to rip ideas from, there would barely have been any film. The script seemed to be written by AI who's first language wasn't English. I hope they get sued for making such a dross film.
 

katiewlx

Über Member
Prince of Darkness is mint.

So is Escape from LA, you just need to see them for what they are.

The Ward wasn't great I suppose, but it had moments.

have to admit I love Prince of Darkness too :smile: but alot of JC fans just dont like it for some reason when is like Assault on Precinct 13 crossed with the Fog , I still think Escape from LA is trash though :laugh:
 

ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
A Vigilante... on Netflix.

It is a dark and brutal film about a woman on a mission, which is to help victims of abuse escape their abusers.

It does not look or sound like a typical Hollywood movie. The production quality and acting are fantastic.

There is of course a doubt that a slim young woman could wreak such physical havoc, but somehow I believed it. And the b*st*rds got what they deserved... (not that I approve of sidestepping the law, you understand! :whistle:)
 

MontyVeda

a short-tempered ill-controlled small-minded troll
“That Sinking Feeling” at the Glasgow Film Theatre.

I smiled a few times and laughed only twice.

Apparently Bill Forsyth’s (Gregory’s Girl, Local Hero etc) first film, shot in 1979, and the lowest ever budget for a UK film. It showed.

It looked like it was shot on a potato and the acting wasn’t even local church drama club level. Wooden acting with robotic delivery.

But loads of people around me were laughing their heads off so what do I know?

3/10
Harsh. I'd give it a solid 6/10
 

Drago

Legendary Member
Location
The Urban Fringe
The Italian Job. (Proper version)
“ he was discovered in the lounge “
Still has me in stitches after all these years

Priceless. Noel Coward steals the show, but Raf Vallone runs him close with his brief screen time.

15 year old Mini D #4 loves that film, so there is hope yet for the future of civilisation.
 

Lostcause

Senior Member
Location
Stockton on Tees
Priceless. Noel Coward steals the show, but Raf Vallone runs him close with his brief screen time.

15 year old Mini D #4 loves that film, so there is hope yet for the future of civilisation.

Well gentlemen, it’s a long walk back to England and it’s that way….

Sorry couldn’t help myself lol I totally agree Infact the casting was perfect.
 

swee'pea99

Squire
Priceless. Noel Coward steals the show, but Raf Vallone runs him close with his brief screen time.

15 year old Mini D #4 loves that film, so there is hope yet for the future of civilisation.

One of the bonding experiences - watching The Blues Brothers with my daughters when they were young - totally rapt with the music, the slapstick and above all the endless succession of car crashes.
 

Lostcause

Senior Member
Location
Stockton on Tees
Today’s afternoon movie will be Hell Drivers (1957), it’s on YouTube now yay
If you’ve never seen it, you’re in for a treat.
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