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benoli
1,351 posts
58 months
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Licence to Kill (ITV) 
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chippy17
3,402 posts
112 months
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I too watched Tropic Thunder, bordering on brilliant but not
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The Stuntman *
609 posts
86 months
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The Dreamers. Eva  Green. a kinky film
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marctwo
2,793 posts
129 months
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The Dark Knight - very good indeed, Heath Ledger is genuinely scary.
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BAHN-STORMA
2,640 posts
59 months
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Legend83 said: Thankfully we had Tropic Thunder to follow - pretty amusing. Didn't realise Tom Cruise was in this...he was hilarious. Downey Jnr stole the show though. Saw this last week - very funny, especially Tom Cruise! Robert Downey Jnr. "What d'you mean 'YOU PEOPLE'?" 
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becksW
9,510 posts
80 months
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Ended up watching a good part of Shawshank Redemption the other night due to channel hopping, thought I'd watch a bit of it before going to bed, of course even though I've seen it 3 or 4 times before, I ended up watching the rest of it. As good as ever.
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becksW
9,510 posts
80 months
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benoli said: Licence to Kill (ITV) I also watched this, though T. Dalton is perfectly acceptable as a Bond, I really didn't think that much of this film. Good lorry scene at the end but not much else, seemed a bit drab (though Q lightened the mood a bit)
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crofty1984
9,876 posts
73 months
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Quantume of Solace was good, but occaisionally disinteresting.
American Beauty was as good as ever, althought I don't think the Italian dubbing for Thora Birch was the right actress (too "girly")
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fathomfive
6,888 posts
59 months
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becksW said: Ended up watching a good part of Shawshank Redemption the other night due to channel hopping, thought I'd watch a bit of it before going to bed, of course even though I've seen it 3 or 4 times before, I ended up watching the rest of it. As good as ever. The closing scene is really powerful. Fantastic film.
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Fats25
4,574 posts
98 months
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marctwo said: The Dark Knight - very good indeed, Heath Ledger is genuinely scary. Snap. I would have said "was genuinely scary". I thought the film was brilliant and cannot wait for the next installment.
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_Deano
6,063 posts
122 months
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Kung-Fu Panda, Madagascar 2, Bolt, Meet the Robinson, - Watch them with my son, these were actully good films. He actully sat still and watch Bolt all the way through when we were in the cinema.
IronMan, The Dark Knight, Cloverfield - Was a bit dissapointed with the end of Cloverfield as i wanted to know what happened to the Alien. Ironman was a brain off enjoyable film and i love the performance of Bail and Ledger in the DK.
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Slagathore
3,738 posts
61 months
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Forgot to mention Shoot 'Em Up  The most unrealistic film I have ever seen, but still found it funny to watch! Plus it has Monica Bellucci in
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okgo
20,736 posts
67 months
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becksW said: Ended up watching a good part of Shawshank Redemption the other night due to channel hopping, thought I'd watch a bit of it before going to bed, of course even though I've seen it 3 or 4 times before, I ended up watching the rest of it. As good as ever. Same, its hated on by some people, as its a cool film to love, but there is a reason for its success, it truly is great. And to prove the Oscars are a bunch of s  t, it didn't even get one!
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shalmaneser
2,650 posts
64 months
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American History X - Been meaning to see it for ages, and I'm glad to say it was as good as everyone told me it was going to be!
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benoli
1,351 posts
58 months
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becksW said: Ended up watching a good part of Shawshank Redemption the other night http://www.imdb.com/chart/top seems as though 400,000 people think it's a good film too 
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monthefish
15,737 posts
100 months
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becksW said: Ended up watching a good part of Shawshank Redemption the other night due to channel hopping, thought I'd watch a bit of it before going to bed, of course even though I've seen it 3 or 4 times before, I ended up watching the rest of it. As good as ever. Indeed. Great film, even on the 27th viewing... Slagathore said: Forgot to mention Shoot 'Em Up The most unrealistic film I have ever seen, but still found it funny to watch! I thought it was terrible. Very dissapointing.
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Slagathore
3,738 posts
61 months
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monthefish said: Slagathore said: Forgot to mention Shoot 'Em Up The most unrealistic film I have ever seen, but still found it funny to watch! I thought it was terrible. Very dissapointing. I thought it was going to be a serious film when I read the synopsis. How wrong was I?  After 5 mins I realised what I was going to be in for, I still never felt the need to change channels, though. The fact that it was so unbelievable made it a bit easier to watch
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Skipppy
1,065 posts
79 months
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Watched 'The Ruins' which was pretty good to be honest.
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Nobody You Know
8,422 posts
62 months
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Sat and watched 12 Monkeys on Saturday night (me and mate had the lurg and track day on Sunday so stayed in) we didn't mean to watch it but caught the beginning and then couldn't turn it off, really enjoyed it.
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Sushi
728 posts
69 months
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the international...what a horrible horrible film...
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