Film/moving picture show you most recently watched

[Alex 35588]

[Anorthernsoul 1221]

Wheelman on Netflix, a decent watch and it's 100mph (Apart from when he stops).

[The Fish 10970]

18 hours ago, David Kelly said:

There's not a single Marvel movie that compares favourably to Highlander.

 

Behave yourself man. You're letting nostalgia cloud your judgement. 

 

The dialogue is clunky, the acting from the leads is pretty fucking awful, the fight scenes are hilariously bad, the special effects weren't even any good at the time. Not to mention the casting.

 

The kid in me loves that movie, but objectively it's got many, many flaws.

[Dr Gloom 22157]

The marvel movies are flawless 

[Park Life 71]

I find them empty vessels tbh.

[Park Life 71]

23 hours ago, David Kelly said:

The Thing wasn't a remake.  The Thing with Kurt Russell is nearer a remake of The Thing From Another world from the 50's but that's really an example of how it can be done well.  Both using the same source material but in different ways.

The recent Thing plot was almost identical iirc.

[Howmanheyman 33851]

On 10/11/2017 at 2:00 PM, The Fish said:

 

See I loved it as a kid, but even then I could see the fight scenes were shit and the special effects were worse. Watching it again and it's clear that the acting is pretty terrible too. 

 

There's some decent actors around that could do well in the roles and we've seen with Marvel movies that you can take something a bit silly and turn it into an enjoyable movie.

See, even then, a young future pimms drinking shithouse was noting the fundamental flaws in the film and memorising them for the yet to be invented medium of internet forums where he would dissect those flaws in front of a captivated audience of philistines who just would not see the inherent moodmusic of the marvel films by comparison.

[Tdansmith 3259]

On 10/11/2017 at 5:18 PM, Anorthernsoul said:

Wheelman on Netflix, a decent watch and it's 100mph (Apart from when he stops).

Both Frank Grillo and Shea Whigham have ties to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Frank Grillo played Brock Rumlow/Crossbones in Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and Captain America: Civil War. Whilst Shea Whigham played Roger Dooley on ABC's Agent Carter.

[adios 717]

1 hour ago, Howmanheyman said:

See, even then, a young future pimms drinking shithouse was noting the fundamental flaws in the film and memorising them for the yet to be invented medium of internet forums where he would dissect those flaws in front of a captivated audience of philistines who just would not see the inherent moodmusic of the marvel films by comparison.

 Harsh.

[Howmanheyman 33851]

7 minutes ago, adios said:

 Harsh.

[Anorthernsoul 1221]

1 hour ago, Tdansmith said:

Both Frank Grillo and Shea Whigham have ties to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Frank Grillo played Brock Rumlow/Crossbones in Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and Captain America: Civil War. Whilst Shea Whigham played Roger Dooley on ABC's Agent Carter.

 

Thanks for that trivia 

[Anorthernsoul 1221]

Watched The Pledge with Jack Nicholson directed by Sean Penn, as much as it it is grim it is a gripping film and a great performance from Nicholson.

[Tdansmith 3259]

43 minutes ago, Anorthernsoul said:

 

Thanks for that trivia 

Did you notice in Wheelman that the speedometer never moved off zero, not once.

[Alex 35588]

16 hours ago, Howmanheyman said:

See, even then, a young future pimms drinking shithouse was noting the fundamental flaws in the film and memorising them for the yet to be invented medium of internet forums where he would dissect those flaws in front of a captivated audience of philistines who just would not see the inherent moodmusic of the marvel films by comparison.

[David Kelly 1260]

23 hours ago, Park Life said:

The recent Thing plot was almost identical iirc.

It was a prequel though set in the Norwegian camp where the dogs came from in the original. Admittedly the plot is pretty much the same though. 

[David Kelly 1260]

On 11/11/2017 at 10:12 AM, The Fish said:

 

Behave yourself man. You're letting nostalgia cloud your judgement. 

 

The dialogue is clunky, the acting from the leads is pretty fucking awful, the fight scenes are hilariously bad, the special effects weren't even any good at the time. Not to mention the casting.

 

The kid in me loves that movie, but objectively it's got many, many flaws.

I'd rather watch Highlander any time. There's only some of the x men films that come close.  Of course there's flaws in it but they don't stop it being far more enjoyable. 

[Renton 22002]

Just seen Paddington 2.

 

Surprisingly quite brilliant, better than the first which is some recommendation. If you've got kids 4+, see it in the cinema.

 

Oh, last night saw La La Land on Netflix. Pleasently surprised. 

[trooper 940]

Watching Terminator 2 again for the umpteenth time & even now it really is a spectacular film 

Edited November 12, 2017 by trooper

[adios 717]

We'll all be watching the live rendition soon enough.  

[Tdansmith 3259]

53 minutes ago, Renton said:

Just seen Paddington 2.

 

Surprisingly quite brilliant, better than the first which is some recommendation. If you've got kids 4+, see it in the cinema.

 

Oh, last night saw La La Land on Netflix. Pleasently surprised. 

I've never seen 2 but if it's better than the first it should be awesome, the bathroom scene in the first film still has the kids in fits of laughter. 

[Tdansmith 3259]

56 minutes ago, trooper said:

Watching Terminator 2 again for the umpteenth time & even now it really is a spectacular film 

 

First and second were superb but Terminator Genisys was so disappointing.

Hard to believe Terminator was released in 1984 !  

[Renton 22002]

22 hours ago, Howmanheyman said:

See, even then, a young future pimms drinking shithouse was noting the fundamental flaws in the film and memorising them for the yet to be invented medium of internet forums where he would dissect those flaws in front of a captivated audience of philistines who just would not see the inherent moodmusic of the marvel films by comparison.

I would much rather watch Highlander on a loop than any of this Marvel or DC shit. Fantastic film, amazing atmosphere and scenery, with a decent bespoke sound track. By no means perfect but pretty sure a remake would fuck it up. I'm struggling to count on one finger how many remakes of classics have anywhere near equalled the original. You can tell Fish loves his CGI. 

[Kid Dynamite 7174]

CGI penises

[adios 717]

I think @The Fish must work for EMI because half this feckin' board will be watching Highlander this weekend.

[Dr Gloom 22157]

On 11/11/2017 at 4:58 PM, Howmanheyman said:

See, even then, a young future pimms drinking shithouse was noting the fundamental flaws in the film and memorising them for the yet to be invented medium of internet forums where he would dissect those flaws in front of a captivated audience of philistines who just would not see the inherent moodmusic of the marvel films by comparison.