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

[NSWCROW]

THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION ( 1994 )

Amazingly only the 2nd time i've seen it. ( Saw it when it was 1st released on VHS )


I'm not crying , YOU'RE crying !!!

 

[Cuzz09]

IT chapter 2. Definitely weaker than the first one but certainly didn’t drop off a cliff like the mini series in the 90’s. The writing wasn’t particularly strong but most of the leads did an ok job. Felt the “Mike” character was horribly miscast whilst the others were reasonably on. Watchable but not a wow flick. 5.5/10

Yeah wasn't really scary. But was ok.



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[Sketi]

A few oldies over the weekend.

Lost in Translation: Good performances but a bit minimal on the storyline front for me. Half of it is just panning shots of Tokyo 6/10

In Bruges: Second time, my god. Gotta be one of the most watchable movies out there for me. CBF rating it, it's just bloody good.

Dr Strangelove: Close to perfection. 9/10

 

[Sonny Bonds]

Midsommar - Ari Aster (Heriditary with Toni Collette). Not really sure how to describe this or how I felt after watching.
It's definitely a love or hate movie. I thought it was one of the best I have seen for the year. Not really Horror but definitely disturbing in many ways. The sex scene was a little too much.

 

[crafty_bernardo]

Toy Story 4

It'd be unfair or rather it's a bit difficult to give a rating for this film. I've come to the realisation I've perhaps outgrown these animation movies. Not even nostalgia makes this film enjoyable, had similar sentiments after Incredibles 2. It certainly wasn't terrible but it just isn't for me now a days.

 

[MC Bad Genius]

Toy Story 4

It'd be unfair or rather it's a bit difficult to give a rating for this film. I've come to the realisation I've perhaps outgrown these animation movies. Not even nostalgia makes this film enjoyable, had similar sentiments after Incredibles 2. It certainly wasn't terrible but it just isn't for me now a days.

That's the reason why I haven't watched it yet. I know lots of people still as adults love the Pixar movies, but I really can't get into them unless I'm watching them with nieces/nephews etc.

 

[Shell]

Yeah i tried once to see TS4 but the foyer was overrun with kids so saw something else.

Might just skip it so i retain the special memory that is no3. Am not rly fussed tbh

 

[Cruyff14]

I watched it last week, I really enjoyed it.

 

[demondavey]

Papillon- the original

 

[demondavey]

Watched 8mile and Notorious last night.

8 mile is pure garbage

 

[Rubber Arm]

8 mile is pure garbage

What do you have against 8 Mile?

 

[demondavey]

What do you have against 8 Mile?

It’s just rubbish. Anything with Eminem in it is going to struggle.

 

[DIG]

Ride like a girl

The Michelle Payne tribute movie directed by Rachel Griffiths. The grey haired brigade were out in force at this one on cheapass Tuesday.

It was a pisser watching three latecomers stagger in as fast as they could (which was snails pace) with their walkers one after the other. I...you had to be there. I bolted out afterwards as didn’t wanna get stuck behind one! Kids were there too, this will do well at the box office.

Anyway I liked it. The gorgeous Teresa Palmer was very endearing as Payne, and I got caught up it in it all at the end. 7.5/10

 

[Sketi]

Midsommar - Ari Aster (Heriditary with Toni Collette). Not really sure how to describe this or how I felt after watching.
It's definitely a love or hate movie. I thought it was one of the best I have seen for the year. Not really Horror but definitely disturbing in many ways. The sex scene was a little too much.

Pretty much sums up how I felt. Ditto the last point

 

[raskolnikov]

In the Tall Grass (Netflix) - adaption of Stephen King novella

I liked the first hour of this movie. After that it turned to s**t.

 

[BlakeyNoFlakey]

Crawl (2019)

A young woman, while attempting to save her father during a category 5 hurricane, finds herself trapped in a flooding house and must fight for her life against alligators. This movie is an incessantly entertaining and dangerous adventure that will leave you breathless. The entertainment value in a straight-up genre picture like this is how fraught each new corner of peril that they turn manages to be, and there's plenty. The cast actually bring some real depth and emotion to their parts even though it isn't much talking. The CGI is flawless even on the small screen. Highly Recommend this one 7/10

 

[Red Black and Blue]

Joker- lock up the best actor Oscar the race is over.

 

[Red Black and Blue]

In Bruges: Second time, my god. Gotta be one of the most watchable movies out there for me. CBF rating it, it's just bloody good.

It’s probably my favourite film. It’s such a bench mark that film can and should encompasses everything; hilarious, dramatic, thrilling, brutal, artful, fantastic story, beautiful cinematography, brilliant acting in all different flavours.

 

[Frank Bunn]

Between Two Ferns: The Movie (2019)

Zach Galifianakis takes his silly interviews with celebrities on the road. The interviews are the funniest part but they are cut short by the loose plot of the movie which doesn't really add anything of value. There are some bloopers at the end which I think also detracted as you see Zach out of character.

6/10

 

[Schauermann]

Sick stuff. Loved it. But my accompaniment found it disturbing.

 

[edgie]

Star Wars Episode 1
The Phantom Menace

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It has some weakness of story, writing, characters, and acting, but gee, what's behind that is a super entertaining adventure full of rich world building, inconic imagery and music, endlessly quotable lines, and almost unlimited rewatchability spearheaded by Liam Neeson pre action movie guy stereotype. A true accomplishment of engagement and fun in cinema.

8.5/10

 

[Bomberboyokay]

endlessly quotable lines​

"A communications disruption can mean only one thing: invasion"

Mr Plinkett: "It can also mean you didn't pay your phone bill"

 

[Bomberboyokay]

"Shield generator's been hit!"

 

[Bomberboyokay]

"Let's split up. Stow aboard separate ships and meet down on the planet."

 

[edgie]

See? Endlessly quotable!