Can't remember if there was a specific film thread so here goes.

 

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

American animals, enjoyable watch. Had nothing else to do last night and a decent way to wile away the time

Black Panther - really good film and perfect  action film for a Friday night.  Although some of the accents (forrest whittaker in particular) were pretty suspect.

New Predator movie, fucking sucks and that's being generous. Genuinely a cross between a comedy & really poorly executed B movie. First time I've ever felt robbed leaving a Cinema ( in the film sense, not the cost of the Cinema )

 

I'd be very surprised if anyone else sees this and has a different opinion. Honestly, it's enormously horrific.

Bad times at the El Royale

 

Great Stuff 

 

(doesnt seem to be getting alot of media coverage for some reason)

 

 

 

Cardboard Gangsters, an irish film, amusing and decent watch

New Halloween movie, as a massive fan of the majority of the Halloween movies, I am perhaps being biased in giving it a 6-7 out of 10. They got a lot right, but also left a lot to be desired. More gory than we're used too, that's for certain, but not even remotely scary and some of the acting was poor. Worth a watch though for definite.

I saw Bohemian Rhapsody last night. Thought it was brilliant. Whilst I've only ever been a casual admirer of the Queen stuff over the years I absolutely recognise the brilliance of Freddie Mercury and the miss that he is having died some 27 years ago. Rami Malek who played Mercury was excellent.

Yes,echo what Tyrant says about Bohemian Rhapsody.We go to the Vue for films because its usually half empty,but Ive never seen it so busy(with fellow silvering haired rockers mostly)

    Malek might not be the most visually similar to Freddie,but he plays the part very well.The other guys were very good too.Great film.

  Wasnt a huge Queen fan at the time,but I dont think many bands will repeat their level of song quality,or showmanship.

The outlaw King on netflix. Enjoyable watch

Me and youngest daughter just watched Bruno. Can't believe I hadn't got round to it before. Best literal laffin out loud film ever, or at least since I was 12 when I seen Monty Python in the cinema. Sacha B C is a total genius.

Me and youngest daughter just watched Bruno. Can't believe I hadn't got round to it before. Best literal laffin out loud film ever, or at least since I was 12 when I seen Monty Python in the cinema. Sacha B C is a total genius.

 

Aye, I think he's hilarious. I liked Bruno, but preferred Borat, if you've not seen that, it's worth a watch.

I seen Borat when it came oot. Mildly amusing. Bruno had me pishing my punts.

Aye, I think he's hilarious. I liked Bruno, but preferred Borat, if you've not seen that, it's worth a watch.

 

I was the same, thought Borat was the funnier of the two.

 

Watched Blackkklansman last night.  Brilliant film, although thoroughly depressing that fuck all has changed in the US (really), which I know is the point of the film. Still, definitely worth a watch.

I seen Borat when it came oot. Mildly amusing. Bruno had me pishing my punts.

 

The wrestling match at the end is proper "ooft" stuff, Bruno is very under rated imo.

Blackkklansman and Sacha are all about intolerance. The skill with which SBC exposes the stupidity of Americans is courageous, although the yanks aren't his only target.

 

Spike Lee's Jungle Fever is one of the greatest films in history. A must see for anyone who hasn't.

Been meaning to watch Jungle Fever for some time but keep forgetting about it.  Will try get that watched soon, Rocket! 

I loved Bohemian Rhapsody

 

A Star is Born not so much tho Gaga was great

 

Nae Pasaran is my favourite film of the year so far - catch it if you can - true story of scottish workers who refused to repair the engines from the Chilean air force after Pinochet's coup - it really is a cracking wee film and true testimony to solidarity 

Mile 22, really disliked it, thought it was very poor to be honest.

 

Ballad Of Buster Scruggs ( the Coen Brothers did this ) was pretty enjoyable as you'd expect.

State of Play, nearly 10 years old now and hadn't seen it in sometime but appeared on our netflix.  As good as I remembered it.  Not always a Russell Crowe fan but he was great in this.

Cold In July, caught in on BBC iPlayer, thought it was fucking tremendous, well worth a watch.

I loved Bohemian Rhapsody

 

Watched this last night. Superb film. A lot I wasn't aware of

Watched this last night. Superb film. A lot I wasn't aware of

 

 

Like if you're sexually attracted to someone you don't know you can just grab their arse, be genuinely shocked that they didn't appreciate it but then 30 seconds later live happily ever after?

 

Nae sure it quite tells the whole story but what movie adaptation does? Still found it a thoroughly enjoyable movie and thought it was superbly acted by all involved.

Saw Vice and First Man recently.

 

Both really enjoyable watch's and would recommend them. Some seriously good acting.

If Beale street could talk. Was OK could have been much more, in the end a little disappointing.

Green Book. Fucking fantastic. Funny, challenging (if a little easy, ) heart warming, great actors bouncing off each other, best film I’ve seen in a good while well worth it. Go and see it.

I've seen Mary, Queen of Scots, Vice & The Favourite in the last week, all very good, Vice is cracking & The Favourite very funny if you like that dark humour.

I love Oscar season