Films I watched this week (Vol 2)
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this lady is actually becoming my fave yt film person
Skyscraper Movie Review
https://youtu.be/cT0yH8LCBWYcuprabob said:
Rocky V on ITV tonight after the footie 
EFAEdited by Halb on Wednesday 11th July 22:13
Halb said:
cuprabob said:
Rocky IV on my planner
ITV? It might be on again, it was on Sat the 30th, it's still on my box. Mine does say 5 though. I'll only let it record so it;ll auto sort out Rocky Balboa next.
I'm seeing Rocky V as being shown on Friday night.
Mothersruin said:
southendpier said:
irocfan said:
GravelBen said:
wjb said:
300 was good.
The main thing I remember was the king of Sparta sporadically lapsing into a Scottish accent.
Edited by GravelBen on Wednesday 11th July 07:53
Good film too.
Jonesy23 said:
Stan the Bat said:
World's End was very poor compared to the others.
The problem is that it isn't funny. Or memorable. The opening monologue is one of my favourite movie scenes of all time.
I also lived and worked in the areas it was filmed. Was funny the first time watching it as I didn't know at the time and kept spotting familiar landmarks
Finally got round to watching Hunt For The Wilderpeople the other night after seeing it mentioned a few times earlier in this thread. Slowish start, gradually got funnier, a few annoyances (one character in particular), but overall not a bad film. 7/10
Watched it a couple of nights after seeing Thor Ragnarok without realising they're both by the same director, who also plays one of the characters in Ragnarok, and a couple of other actors are also in both.
Watched it a couple of nights after seeing Thor Ragnarok without realising they're both by the same director, who also plays one of the characters in Ragnarok, and a couple of other actors are also in both.
GravelBen said:
irocfan said:
TBF the ancient Greeks and Persians didn't speak English (with or without a Scottish accent) either....
No, but it does make a film more watchable if all the characters from the same place speak with similar accents and maintain the same accent for the whole film...
t film which was such a shame given the subject matter.RizzoTheRat said:
Finally got round to watching Hunt For The Wilderpeople the other night after seeing it mentioned a few times earlier in this thread. Slowish start, gradually got funnier, a few annoyances (one character in particular), but overall not a bad film. 7/10
Watched it a couple of nights after seeing Thor Ragnarok without realising they're both by the same director, who also plays one of the characters in Ragnarok, and a couple of other actors are also in both.
Hay min...Watched it a couple of nights after seeing Thor Ragnarok without realising they're both by the same director, who also plays one of the characters in Ragnarok, and a couple of other actors are also in both.
for those of you who are fans of carpenter, and/or the Thing, rlm have a new vid out.
I learned a few things about the Thing I didn't know
42 mins
I learned a few things about the Thing I didn't know
John Carpenter's The Thing - re:View
https://youtu.be/wSFXYKl_rf042 mins
Interesting learned a few things their like I never knew that was Enio score I thought it was just Carpenter. Good year for movies never knew it bombed. That’s a travesty.
They are right about prequels
But they are wrong about the ending mcreedy is a thing and he infects child’s with the J &B bottle with cells from his mouth that’s why he smiles when child’s drinks it.
They are right about prequels
But they are wrong about the ending mcreedy is a thing and he infects child’s with the J &B bottle with cells from his mouth that’s why he smiles when child’s drinks it.
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