The Movie Thread

[Budgie Smuggler]

Training Day

[MarkLondon]

american gangster

+1

[oskihen]

Cry freedom and hurricane , both true life stories

[oskihen]

Absolutely love movies not many I haven't seen , but can't really do fluff films as in lacking content , 1970s probably one or the best decades for movies , actors directors the whole kit and caboudle .
Love Marion couittiard her portrayal of Edith piaf in la vie en rose was amazing .

[ValeTudoGuy]

I'm gobsmacked that there's someone On earth that doesn't love Densels plethora of excellent films.

[ValeTudoGuy]

Oh and I'm voting for "He got game."

[oskihen]

Just watched ' starred up ' Good film

[Simon G]

Saw the latest Hobbit tonight. I found it enjoyable if slightly underwhelming. I can't say that Im a fan of the current trend of trying to drag films out into as many parts as possible just to maximise takings. I thought the Hobbit would have been better as just two films.

Saw this last week, The Hobbit: Battle of the Five Armies, 3D.
Defo the best of the three Hobbit films.
The Fellowship of the Rings trilogy is far superior in my eyes though.

[ValeTudoGuy]

I'm 5 mins into the first episode of Gotham.... Can someone please tell me why I should continue watching this contrived, woefully acted, badly written, cheap ass, ratchet, crock of shit!

Seriously, why don't you just introduce almost every major character in a way that they inexplicably know each other from the off..... While your at it give every character terrible one liners and make them force them out in the most wooden way possible.... All to the worst soundtrack I have possibly heard in my life.

[ValeTudoGuy]

I really should go to bed but this is the funniest show I have ever seen.... It's like a homage to Dick Tracey, only it appears the cast are actually taking it seriously and some how not bursting out into laughter with every word of the improbable script.

I think this beats Sharknado for being so bad it's awesome!

[ValeTudoGuy]

Two Robert De Niro films that buck his recent trend of picking films that have no right having him in.

The Family and Everybody's Fine.... 2013 and 2009 respectively.

[EdBlackadder]

Two Robert De Niro films that buck his recent trend of picking films that have no right having him in.

The Family and Everybody's Fine.... 2013 and 2009 respectively.

Speaking of De Niro, just watched Raging Bull after an embarrassingly long time having neglected it. Well its a classic for a reason, thoroughly enjoyed it.

[groundhog]

Brick Mansions.
Don't watch it. Ever.
Go and smash your face in with a brick first. It'll be more fun (ymmv).
Or - go and watch the original Banlieue 13 (District 13) - possibly one of the greatest action films ever. The follow up District 13: Ultimatum isn't bad either.

[Wigan]

Brick Mansions.
Don't watch it. Ever.
Go and smash your face in with a brick first. It'll be more fun (ymmv).
Or - go and watch the original Banlieue 13 (District 13) - possibly one of the greatest action films ever. The follow up District 13: Ultimatum isn't bad either.

That the alien one set in south Africa? I didn't realise they had done a sequel, loved the first one.
Did you know it was actually meant to be the halo film but changed it at the last minute

[groundhog]

That the alien one set in south Africa? I didn't realise they had done a sequel, loved the first one.
Did you know it was actually meant to be the halo film but changed it at the last minute

You're thinking of district 9...