What`s the last film you watched ?

Dreeke

Watched "Stoker" and "Side Effects"
Enjoyed them both.

Spend this afternoon watching "Evil Dead 2" and "Army of Darkness" with my best buddy.
Immensly enjoyed those once again.

Hail To the king, baby....

Border_Mind · Post edited by Border_Mind at 2013-09-24 15:56:03

Alison Wonderland Alice In Wonderland (Tim Burton), loved it, it's a very long time ago that the book was read to me, memories are vague but this certainly reawakened some of those memories. I understand the film wasn't that well received, but it worked for me, now must get myself the book again.

Jozzy81

Halo 4 : forward unto dawn.....
not really a Halo fan but it was a good film....

Border_Mind

Butterfly On A Wheel, actually not bad, wasn't sure I would like it at fist, but really good twists in the movie, not bad at all

The_Carpathian

"Rush" was excellent. It straddled the tricky twin angle of "F1 nerdy goodness" and "Enjoyable regardless of F1" surprisingly well. I can just about recall that era of F1 (just - I was proper ickle) and it really captured the time.

Saw the "Hunt Vs Lauda" doc on BBC4 a few nights later and was amazed how ridiculously well Ron Howard had reconstructed things compared.

A couple of people not really motor racing fans from work went last night and really enjoyed it.

The_Carpathian · Post edited by The_Carpathian at 2013-09-26 16:34:49

Dreeke said:
Watched "Stoker" and "Side Effects"
Enjoyed them both.

Isn't the sound in Stoker amazing! It's almost like an extra character.

Ponygurl · Post edited by Ponygurl at 2013-09-26 17:59:07

Went to a screening of Rush last night (I don't think it's released here till tomorrow)..fantastic! I'm really not into racing (besides Danica Patrick) but was pleasantly surprised. Ron Howard really is a brilliant director. He can make any subject interesting and entertaining. Oh, and Olivia Wilde is in it....hotfuckingdam!

Dreeke

Trust me... Those memorie

The_Carpathian said:

Dreeke said:
Watched "Stoker" and "Side Effects"
Enjoyed them both.

Isn't the sound in Stoker amazing! It's almost like an extra character.

Absolutely agree.
This should win some awards in sound design imho.

Jozzy81

Blade II

The_Carpathian

Ponygurl said:
Went to a screening of Rush last night (I don't think it's released here till tomorrow)..fantastic! I'm really not into racing (besides Danica Patrick) but was pleasantly surprised. Ron Howard really is a brilliant director. He can make any subject interesting and entertaining. Oh, and Olivia Wilde is in it....hotfuckingdam!

That seems to be the consensus - if you love a bit of F1 then it's a bonus but it's just a good film anyway with that put to one side.

Border_Mind

Phantom, not a bad Cold War thriller, 'based on real events', David Duchovony as a rouge KGB agent on board a Soviet Submarine, what's not to like for me at any rate ;)

Jozzy81

watching Superman On channel 5 while i'm on here ;)

mode_devotion

I went to one of the oldest cinemas in the country this evening (http://www.wottoneph.co.uk/history) to see Alpha Papa as they get the films long after they have done the rounds at the big chains.

Border_Mind

^Did you like it?

I have just watched V/H/S I'm not sure whether I liked or disliked this movie, nothing new really, was unpleasant and disturbing in places, there are too many horrors of this ilk these days, I really would like to see something a bit more original.

mode_devotion · Post edited by mode_devotion at 2013-09-29 18:51:34

Border_Mind said:
^Did you like it?
I have just watched V/H/S I'm not sure whether I liked or disliked this movie, nothing new really, was unpleasant and disturbing in places, there are too many horrors of this ilk these days, I really would like to see something a bit more original.

I don't know anything about V/H/S. Don't tell me.... someone puts a video tape into a video cassette recorder and a demon/evil spirit/ghost appears on the screen?

I can't watch horror's as I have an overactive imagination. It's great for racy films though! :))

In answer to your question, the first part of Alpha Papa was hilarious. For me, it lost it's way at times. It's a little "too" low budget lottery funded BRITISH for my liking. If it had been given the same hollywood treatment as Mr Bean's Holiday then I may've enjoyed it more. It will probably be a little easier to watch on the small screen.

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