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Anyone been/going to the cinema to see anything in particular?

 

I've been to see Inception and Toy Story 3 recently. Both were fantastic. Saw Toy Story in 3D but I'm not overly sure that it was necessary, but that doesn't detract from the fact that it was a great film. Fitting way to end the trilogy :thumbsup:

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    Sadly this future started quite a while ago. I miss the days of watching things on set days, then chatting about them at work, and looking forward to 'next week'. What an old man thing to say.

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We also went to see murder on the Orient express last night.Thought it and the storyline was a bit meh with Kenneth Branagh unconvincing as Poirot. 5/10 about right.

    Darkest hour looks like a winner as said  :thumbsup:

Watched Trainspotting T2 the other night.

Ever since I desperately wanted to call any customer asking a fucking daft question a "doss cnut" :rofl:

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Saw the posters for this one which is released in early January.

Apparently Gary Oldman is outstanding in the role of Churchill.

 

 

Gary Oldman is a fantastic actor. Highly underrated by some and I've never understood why. Will definitely check this out.

I'm going to The Florida Project tomorrow then The Death of Stalin and maybe Film Stars don't Die in Liverpool next week

 

Lat week I saw Call Me By Your Name - very much hyped and rave reviews but I didn't really see what the fuss was all about - wasn't overly taken with one of the main characters - would maybe not have gone if I had seen a trailer

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Wasnt that impressed by dunkirk.

 

Annoying as fuck soundtrack and very averqge.

 

Needed to be hollywoodised for me.

 

The music score tried to make it out to be a classic movie which it certainly isnt.

 

Hacksaw ridge is 100 times a better movie.

 

 

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Finally got round to seeing baby driver recently. Loved it although probably not quite as much as drive.

 

What’s everyone’s thoughts on the new Star Wars? Haven’t seen it yet

The last jedi is awesome manc.

 

It brings back the magic of the jedi powers which was lacking in the previous 2 films.

 

Probably the best star wars film to date.

 

Loved it!

 

Highly recommended.

Never seen any of the Star wars films so can't do any spoilers for you.

 

Went to Ai Weiwei's Human Flow tonight. Harrowing. Sobering.

 

Not that "sobering" as such in that we were able to buy and drink alcohol during the film!

 

Never done that before. Belmont.

 

Very pleased that I went to the film but can hardly recommend it to you. Not that kind of film.

 

Gives a real and very hard-hitting perspective of one of the biggest human tragedies on the planet today.

The last jedi is awesome manc.

 

It brings back the magic of the jedi powers which was lacking in the previous 2 films.

 

Probably the best star wars film to date.

 

Loved it!

 

Highly recommended.

The last jedi is distinctly fucking average at best and a total mess in places.  To describe this the best star wars film ever is utterly ridiculous.  Seriously, you think this is better than empire? Jesus wept. :hammer:

 

The last jedi is distinctly fucking average at best and a total mess in places.  To describe this the best star wars film ever is utterly ridiculous.  Seriously, you think this is better than empire? Jesus wept. :hammer:

 

It was a great movie imo. Chillllll.

 

My favourites are empire strikes back and return of the jedi as are probably most fans.

But the last jedi was up there I would say.

 

Each to our own.

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Watched mark felt yesterday. Cracking film about the uncovering of the corruption of the White House during the Nixon era. Sounds familiar doesn’t it? I’m sure it’s a film that’ll have that orange buffoon sweating. The fbi are coming for you.

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Watched I, tonya last night. Can’t remember if I remember it at the time or not, but a great film which is all true. Worth a watch, very well shot.

 

Watched a couple of films at my brother in laws over Xmas.First one was a film with Lee Evans  :o in it,called the History of Mr Polly.Left us scratching our heads at the end...'Eh?.....ach well'.  Worth watching just for its unusualness    4/10

 

The other was about Princess' Elizabeth and Margaret having a night out in London without supervision during the VE celebrations."A royal night out" I think?  Not a bad watch at all  7/10

Dunkirk. Holy shit. That was epic.

 

Watched this over festive period, having meant to watch it since it was released.

Have to disagree with your analysis Manc, I thought it was a massive disappointment as did the missus.

Certainly wasn't the blockbuster that I'd been led to believe it was going to be.

Counting down the days until Darkest Hour. Also looking forward to going to see "All The Money In The World" which is released in a couple of weeks time.

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Watched this over festive period, having meant to watch it since it was released.

Have to disagree with your analysis Manc, I thought it was a massive disappointment as did the missus.

Certainly wasn't the blockbuster that I'd been led to believe it was going to be.

Counting down the days until Darkest Hour. Also looking forward to going to see "All The Money In The World" which is released in a couple of weeks time.

 

Haha it seems to be that way with a few folk. I’d never described it as a blockbuster, was a very British film imo. Didn’t need to show all the blood and guts like the Hollywood ones. Can understand why some will always expect that from a war film

I also found Dunkirk to be a huge let down. It just never got going.

Haha it seems to be that way with a few folk. I’d never described it as a blockbuster, was a very British film imo. Didn’t need to show all the blood and guts like the Hollywood ones. Can understand why some will always expect that from a war film

 

It's not even the blood and guts Manc.

Think Tyrant has summed it up for me in that it never got going in my opinion.

The music was annoying as shit.

 

More like an epic BBC2 drama or something ha.

 

Ill get pelters but give me a cheesy yet awesome action packed Pearl Harbour anyday over Dunkirk.

 

Watched I, Tonya manc.

Not bad at all.

 

It's amazing how many successful actors are from Neighbours and Home and Away.

 

And Churchill is still a racist murderer.

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Haha fair enough guys, it does seem like a marmite film. Still need to give the one that BigAl posted a few months back.

 

Hebrew, Florida Project any good?  It's come up on my streaming site, seems to have reasonable reviews?

That's your LEGAL streaming site of course right?

 

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Watched Bloody Sunday (2002) at the weekend. Obviously an event that I know of and have read a little about but it was still shocking to see. I have no doubt that Paras were as bad as (if not worse) than portrayed in the film.

 

I saw All The Money In The World at the weekend too. Nae a bad film. Worth a watch.

Watched Mother! the other night.

 

Not enjoyable for me at all.

 

I cant stand these metaphoric over the top 'clever' representational type movies.

 

Its poorly done imo and needed more impact in a plainer definitive approach.

 

Its like shakespeare...hes obviously a genius but his audience is limited I think because they dont understand completely his works through use of complicated words used.

 

Audiences dont relate to it as much as they could and therefor, it's flawed.

 

Like this film, the director wants impact and shock but it just isnt enjoyable because there's far too much trauma injected and chaos ensues.

 

I understood what the director was trying to convey, however, it's too simple even if he's trying to be clever.

 

Just because the actors are great and the story is representitive of something far more than the norm doesnt mean its a great film.

 

Intelligencia will no doubt love it though.

 

3/10

 

 

Haha fair enough guys, it does seem like a marmite film. Still need to give the one that BigAl posted a few months back.

 

Hebrew, Florida Project any good?  It's come up on my streaming site, seems to have reasonable reviews?

Em I dunno if I liked it or not tbh. Bit like a documentary with not much of a story ( which I kind of think was the point) wee girl was excellent and story is actually v sad so I can see why it's been hyped up but maybe not my fav

 

Molly's Game is excellent  :thumbsup:

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Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri

 

 

Genuinely a phenomenal movie.

 

10/10

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri

 

 

Genuinely a phenomenal movie.

 

10/10

 

100% agree  :thumbsup:

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