Rate The Last Film You Watched

[isaiah53]

arctic. a film about a man stranded in the arctic after a plane crash. almost zero dialogue but absolutely brilliantly done and holds your attention all the way through. quite bleak but well worth seeing.

 

[isaiah53]

Just watched an animated film called, Ruben Brandt collector, about art theft and a psychotherapist. The animation is beautiful, it's like a cross between beryl cook and picasso, really beautifully done.

 

[Glen_Lee]

Marvellous on the BBC Iplayer. What a beautiful film. Please watch it.

 

[Blademonkey]

Marvellous on the BBC Iplayer. What a beautiful film. Please watch it.

Yes, it is fantastic, a must watch. Also on Netflix if you miss the BBC I player slot. P

 

[Bogeyman]

I watched the Brit flick Harry Brown (2009) last night and actually enjoyed its bleakness and stark look at reality in today's modern U.K. Other than a few technical errors I was impressed with Michael Caine's performance (as usual).

 

[David-H.]

The Courier on Netflix. It received a score of 15 on Metacritic which doesn't do it justice. It is much, much worse than that. Do not watch this.

David.

 

[BartsBalm]

Just watched Official Secrets. Very good and a pretty scary view of behind the scenes politics.

 

[Sabre]

The Call of Wild with Harrison Ford.
Pretty impressive CGI.

 

[trainman]

Greyhound on the Disney app, a good performance from Tom Hanks, he rarely disappoints to be honest. A good watch but it won't win any awards.

Dave.

 

[fatboy1971]

Re-watched the irishman dam good film

 

[Blademonkey]

The Wee Man

Based on the extraordinary and well documented life story of reformed Glaswegian gangster Paul Ferris.
Set in the late 80s and early 90s

Makes the Krays look like a couple of Boy Scouts!

I watched it on Amazon Prime Video but it may be on Netflix also.

10/10 well worth a watch! P.

 

[Satanfriendly]

'Eurovision' with Will Ferrel

Storyline? To win the Eurovision song competition for Iceland. Not much else to say about it except it is that damn naff it is brilliant. And if you don't come away singing 'Jaja Ding Dong' I would be surprised

 

[Missoni]

The Wee Man

Based on the extraordinary and well documented life story of reformed Glaswegian gangster Paul Ferris.
Set in the late 80s and early 90s

Makes the Krays look like a couple of Boy Scouts!

I watched it on Amazon Prime Video but it may be on Netflix also.

10/10 well worth a watch! P.

There's something about Scottish "hard men", they come across as more ferocious but still retain some humanity...will give it a watch as a couple of my favourite films / dramas ("just a boy's game" and "a sense of freedom") are set in Glasgow...

 

[Blademonkey]

There's something about Scottish "hard men", they come across as more ferocious but still retain some humanity...will give it a watch as a couple of my favourite films / dramas ("just a boy's game" and "a sense of freedom") are set in Glasgow...

Thanks for those two titles, I will seek them out after the dog walk! P.

 

[Manstein]

Watched "In the Heat of the Night" with Sydney Poitier and Rod Steiger for the umpteenth time. Powerful stuff in its day and with the US meltdown relevant today.

 

[Fail we may sail we must]

Midsommar, this generations "Wicker Man" (the original, not the Nicolas Cage abomination)