Movie What's the last movie you saw? (5)

[Kirby]

The Predator (2018) -- Why didn't anyone warn me about this steaming pile of crap?

 

[Cuzz09]

The Predator (2018) -- Why didn't anyone warn me about this steaming pile of crap?

Too many "trying to be funny" bits

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[JackOutback]

Aladdin: I liked it, perfectly pleasant.

 

[Neese]

BlacKkKlansman

Really enjoyed it.
Both entertaining and a bit disturbing. Rocking soundtrack too.

 

[FISTO]

Detective Pikachu

I figured that this was popular for a reason and decided in a moment of open minded weakness to give this movie a shot. I lasted about 10 minutes which means it would probably be unfair for me to rate it. Not being into pokemons and being an adult there was nothing about this that appealed to me which I quickly realized and watched Netflix instead.

If you like Pokemon, have kids or are under the age of 14 you might get value out of this but I would strongly recommend staying away otherwise.

 

[edgie]

The Predator (2018) -- Why didn't anyone warn me about this steaming pile of crap?

Because Tom Jane is in it so you should see it anyway even though it was awful because movies need more Tom Jane.


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[MrsEddieBetts]

BlacKkKlansman

Really enjoyed it.
Both entertaining and a bit disturbing. Rocking soundtrack too.

I haven't stopped listening to the Cornelius Brothers since I saw that movie.

 

[MrsEddieBetts]

Mary, Queen of Scots: DNF.

 

[Bomberboyokay]

We should start a "Last crap movie you saw the internet would've told you is crap" thread.

"I saw The Meg and it wasn't any good "

 

[JackOutback]

We should start a "Last crap movie you saw the internet would've told you is crap" thread.

"I saw The Meg and it wasn't any good "

Hmm, I was thinking of a Saturday night double of Dark Phoenix and Men in Black International. No alarm bells?

 

[windyhill]

Wild Rose. Very good.

 

[Bigjobss]

Dragged across concrete

 

[GreyCrow]

American Assassin - Netflix

Taken from the Vince Flynn novels about Mitch Rapp

Best I can say is at least Tom Cruise didnt option this

Follows the basics of the novels but no real depth to the characters ( I can see this becoming a small franchise type and backstories will get filled out ) but ultimately an action/revenge movie that doesnt hit any great lows or highs

7/10

 

[edgie]

I don't always agree with the internet on movies thinks is s**t anyway.

I do more often concur with it when they are average however.


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[Rod Stroker]

Toy Story 4.
Average. Certainly the weakest of the 4. Was OK but didn't have the laughs of the previous 3. There also wasn't much use of the supporting toys, which is probably why there weren't as many laughs.

PC nazis all over the production too; Indian looking dad with a chunky white female partner.

 

[Rod Stroker]

BlacKkKlansman

Really enjoyed it.
Both entertaining and a bit disturbing. Rocking soundtrack too.

I didn't mind it. What did you find disturbing?

 

[Neese]

I didn't mind it. What did you find disturbing?

Mainly the ending part where he showed the rallies and the woman getting run over. That society hasn't really come that far since.

 

[Rod Stroker]

Mainly the ending part where he showed the rallies and the woman getting run over. That society hasn't really come that far since.

Heather Heyer..

 

[Neese]

Yes.
I read recently that KKK membership is on the rise

 

[UnitedWarrior93]

Toy Story 4.
Average. Certainly the weakest of the 4. Was OK but didn't have the laughs of the previous 3. There also wasn't much use of the supporting toys, which is probably why there weren't as many laughs.

PC nazis all over the production too; Indian looking dad with a chunky white female partner.

The original toys literally had no input, they were just background features. Woody and buzz also didn’t spent much time together. For me Toy Story ended with 3, this new one was good but you really have to isolate it from the other 3 movies to really appreciate it, and agree it’s the worst of them all.

 

[Rod Stroker]

Stan & Ollie.
Based on the later years of Laurel and Hardy. I'd seen most of their stuff as a kid (like The Three Stooges, Marx Brothers, etc) so I was keen to see this. Wasn't bad, bit slow and flat in parts. Reilly and Coogan did a pretty job playing the lead actors, and bringing emotion to the roles.

 

[Rod Stroker]

Gloria Bell.
I don't mind Julianne Moore, John Turturro, Michael Cera, and Brad Garrett in their own right, but this "comedy" was anything but. I found it quite boring, don't recall laughing, and couldn't get through it.

 

[Rod Stroker]

Anyone got any netflix recommendations?

22 July

 

[Rod Stroker]

Green Book. Very enjoyable road trip movie. It is certainly a Hollywood style telling of the story but it seems to ring true for the most part. Much of the criticism that has been levelled at the movie has been disproven by people that knew both men and it seems to be more accurate than it was initially given credit for. Either way, it is a well made film, terrific performances from the 2 main leads. Great music scenes. 8.5/10

Awesome movie. Ali did a great job tinkling the ivories.
For any Sorpranos fans, old man Carmine Luppertazi, was Tony Lip in real life!

 

[Financialpanther]

Kill the Messenger - like most things (apart from comedies) Jeremy Renner did a good job as the lead, a journo who uncovered that dark allegiance where the CIA allowed the import of cocaine to fund the Contras in Nicaragua. Movie was ok noting i am not sure there was much they could do with the material to make it much better. 6/10