Film Thread 2016 (1 Viewer)

[sw88]

Cara Delevingne's performance is so bad it's embarrassing, cringeworthy. The director must have told her "Just stand there and look stupid" because that's all she did. What should have been a gripping climax to the movie became a Xmas pantomime.

I'd be happy just watching her stood still

 

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[footyfrenzy]

The Accountant - very good film

 

[wingy]

The Accountant - very good film

Bet that one is on OSBs watch list.

 

[dutchman]

This is for everyone who was forced to sit through it this afternoon and have to listen to that bloody song again!

 

[Marty]

Nocturnal Animals 9/10 - Simply fantastic.

 

[Otis]

I get what you're saying.
Although I disagree.
I thought it was 'playful ' and very tongue in cheek.
Like you really really didn't know what would happen when she got out ,
I thought any other ending would've been either a cop out or boring
Clever movie all the same despite the marmite ending

I just watched it and thought it was absolutely brilliant.

Yep, the ending did seem kind of tagged on and a completely different movie, but I think that WAS the whole movie throughout anyway.

You never knew quite who was who and what was what and it kept twisting and you didn't quite know what direction it was heading. By that logic the end kind of fitted in.

My daughter loved it too.

 

[Nick]

Watched David Brent last night, that bit where Doc Brown is helping back to his hotel room. No idea how he got away with that.

 

[dutchman]

Watched 'Inferno' last night, another contrived, by-the-numbers, travelogue/history lecture based on a highly improbable scenario. There is zero chemistry between the cast and Tom Hanks is far too old to be playing the lead in an action movie.

 

[Otis]

Watched 'Inferno' last night, another contrived, by-the-numbers, travelogue/history lecture based on a highly improbable scenario. There is zero chemistry between the cast and Tom Hanks is far too old to be playing the lead in an action movie.

Sounds great. I will check the showtimes.

 

[Otis]

Oh and err..... Tom Hanks, 60, Liam Neeson, 64.

Just saying.

 

[clint van damme]

I'm looking forward to the new Ben Affleck film, Live by night. Great book, hopefully the film does it justice.

 

[Nick]

Oh and err..... Tom Hanks, 60, Liam Neeson, 64.

Just saying.

Neeson has a particular set of skills though.

 

[Nick]

I'm looking forward to the new Ben Affleck film, Live by night. Great book, hopefully the film does it justice.

Just saw that advert, looked really good.

 

[Otis]

Neeson has a particular set of skills though.

Irish accent and a crooked nose?

 

[footyfrenzy]

Masterminds based on a true story with Zach Galifinakis, quite enjoyable

 

[Sky_Blue_Daz]

Watched The guvnor the other night

I rewatched snatch last night brilliant film,

 

[Nick]

Ha I watched snatch again on Thursday

 

[Nick]

On netflix there is a documentary about eddie hall from strongest man. Quite good

 

[trevelfarandwide]

The Accountant with Ben Affleck, excellent watch. He plays a functioning autistic, who has superior mathematical abilities, and utilises these skills for high-end company audits and...well, a lot more...you have to see it.

Out of a 100%, it's a solid 82%.

 

[trevelfarandwide]

Watched 'Inferno' last night, another contrived, by-the-numbers, travelogue/history lecture based on a highly improbable scenario. There is zero chemistry between the cast and Tom Hanks is far too old to be playing the lead in an action movie.

Like the film Sully, have you seen it? Based on the 'miracle on the Hudson River' plane landing. Hanks is just as flat as the script.

 

[Otis]

Like the film Sully, have you seen it? Based on the 'miracle on the Hudson River' plane landing. Hanks is just as flat as the script.

Really?

Seen a lot of critics praising his performance and that being the only thing that keeps the film together.

Interesting.

 

[dutchman]

Like the film Sully, have you seen it?

I haven't, but only because I remember the original news event and have no need to see a movie recreation of it.

 

[Otis]

I haven't, but only because I remember the original news event and have no need to see a movie recreation of it.

Different ending in the movie though.

 

[trevelfarandwide]

Really?

Seen a lot of critics praising his performance and that being the only thing that keeps the film together.

Interesting.

Critics are usually paid well to laud favourable actors. It's a matter of opinion I suppose, regarding the quality of the film, I just found it very flat and hollow. Hanks doesn't seem to have the same presence on-screen as he used to.

 

[fellatio_Martinez]

Sully was okay but lacked any cutting edge. Flight with Denzel Washington is quite similar but much better in every aspect.

 

[Otis]

Critics are usually paid well to laud favourable actors. It's a matter of opinion I suppose, regarding the quality of the film, I just found it very flat and hollow. Hanks doesn't seem to have the same presence on-screen as he used to.

I thought he was great in Bridge of Spies. Captain Philips too.

 

[Captain Dart]

Neeson has a particular set of skills though.

He knows how to pick a shit movie?

 

[Otis]

He knows how to pick a shit movie?

Or something he is just able to telephone in.

 

[dutchman]

Neeson was good in that film about the Irish nuclear submarine.

 

[trevelfarandwide]

I thought he was great in Bridge of Spies. Captain Philips too.

Again, matter of opinion. Haven't seen Bridge of Spies yet, it's on my 'emergency good film' list, in case of naff all to do on a sunday evening.

 

[trevelfarandwide]

He knows how to pick a shit movie?

Just stay away from his daughter...

 

[clint van damme]

just watched Kill list - mental piece of work.