Films I watched this week (NO SPOILERS) (Vol 3)

[ajprice]

entropy said:

ajprice said:

RoboCop is in cinemas this week for its 35th anniversary too.

Thanks for this. Just came back from watching.

Found a list of cinemas showing in the UK https://parkcircus.com/film/102716-Robocop

Four Prime Directives out of four.

Me too

[Clockwork Cupcake]

I'd buy that for a dollar!

[anonymous-user]

ajprice said:

entropy said:

ajprice said:

RoboCop is in cinemas this week for its 35th anniversary too.

Thanks for this. Just came back from watching.

Found a list of cinemas showing in the UK https://parkcircus.com/film/102716-Robocop

Four Prime Directives out of four.

Me too

Just back from seeing it, and even though i know the film word for word it was still BRILLIANT!!!

It also reminds me just how efficient older action films were - no pointless filler, just everything pushing the story along, and no stupid "in" jokes or stty improv-style "comedy".

Now I want to see Predator, Aliens, T1 and 2 and Die Hard on the big screen.

[rider73]

JimSuperSix said:

ajprice said:

entropy said:

ajprice said:

RoboCop is in cinemas this week for its 35th anniversary too.

Thanks for this. Just came back from watching.

Found a list of cinemas showing in the UK https://parkcircus.com/film/102716-Robocop

Four Prime Directives out of four.

Me too

Just back from seeing it, and even though i know the film word for word it was still BRILLIANT!!!

It also reminds me just how efficient older action films were - no pointless filler, just everything pushing the story along, and no stupid "in" jokes or stty improv-style "comedy".

Now I want to see Predator, Aliens, T1 and 2 and Die Hard on the big screen.

Total Recall (the arnie and best version)
Commando
Running Man

/end of list

[maccas99]

rider73 said:

Total Recall (the arnie and best version)
Commando
Running Man

/end of list

This and the others mentioned pretty much sums up my all time Top 10!

[LukeBrown66]

Morbius utterly ridiculous, but I always find Leto fairly captivating as long as he is not playing the Joker.

[Frimley111R]

Nobody

Taken meets John Wick meets the Equaliser. Basic hero kills everyone type movie. A good watch if you like that sort of thing.

[Mars]

popeyewhite said:

The Northman

Intra-family relations turn sour and a young boy grows up to avenge his father's death. Run of the mill Viking sword and savagery saga that goes on too long.

I tried to watch this last night. The part at the beginning where they were acting like dogs in some ceremony made me skip/FFWD whole sections, and then I found myself doing it over and over again until at about 1hr in, I realise there was nothing I wanted to hang around to watch anymore and switched it off.

[maccas99]

Mars said:

I tried to watch this last night. The part at the beginning where they were acting like dogs in some ceremony made me skip/FFWD whole sections, and then I found myself doing it over and over again until at about 1hr in, I realise there was nothing I wanted to hang around to watch anymore and switched it off.

It was pretty rubbish, I deleted it straight away.

[robemcdonald]

maccas99 said:

Mars said:

I tried to watch this last night. The part at the beginning where they were acting like dogs in some ceremony made me skip/FFWD whole sections, and then I found myself doing it over and over again until at about 1hr in, I realise there was nothing I wanted to hang around to watch anymore and switched it off.

It was pretty rubbish, I deleted it straight away.

Feel sorry for me. I was told it was this generations gladiator so saw it at the actual cinema.

Seems to be a bit of a marmite movie though with viewers either liking or hating it.

[JohnnyF2]

JimSuperSix said:

ajprice said:

entropy said:

ajprice said:

RoboCop is in cinemas this week for its 35th anniversary too.

Thanks for this. Just came back from watching.

Found a list of cinemas showing in the UK https://parkcircus.com/film/102716-Robocop

Four Prime Directives out of four.

Me too

Just back from seeing it, and even though i know the film word for word it was still BRILLIANT!!!

It also reminds me just how efficient older action films were - no pointless filler, just everything pushing the story along, and no stupid "in" jokes or stty improv-style "comedy".

Now I want to see Predator, Aliens, T1 and 2 and Die Hard on the big screen.

Right, after all this RoboCop chat, I'm off to browse Autotrader for a low-mileage 6000 SUX

[LuS1fer]

Mars said:

popeyewhite said:

The Northman

Intra-family relations turn sour and a young boy grows up to avenge his father's death. Run of the mill Viking sword and savagery saga that goes on too long.

I tried to watch this last night. The part at the beginning where they were acting like dogs in some ceremony made me skip/FFWD whole sections, and then I found myself doing it over and over again until at about 1hr in, I realise there was nothing I wanted to hang around to watch anymore and switched it off.

Yes, the usual caveman tripe. No from me.

Watched Memory with the usual Liam Neeson though the Altsheimers was a reasonable twist. Other than that, more of the usual terrible shots save when the script required a hit.

Edited by LuS1fer on Wednesday 25th May 10:23

[robemcdonald]

JohnnyF2 said:

JimSuperSix said:

ajprice said:

entropy said:

ajprice said:

RoboCop is in cinemas this week for its 35th anniversary too.

Thanks for this. Just came back from watching.

Found a list of cinemas showing in the UK https://parkcircus.com/film/102716-Robocop

Four Prime Directives out of four.

Me too

Just back from seeing it, and even though i know the film word for word it was still BRILLIANT!!!

It also reminds me just how efficient older action films were - no pointless filler, just everything pushing the story along, and no stupid "in" jokes or stty improv-style "comedy".

Now I want to see Predator, Aliens, T1 and 2 and Die Hard on the big screen.

Right, after all this RoboCop chat, I'm off to browse Autotrader for a low-mileage 6000 SUX

Make sure it has cruise control

[generationx]

robemcdonald said:

JohnnyF2 said:

JimSuperSix said:

ajprice said:

entropy said:

ajprice said:

RoboCop is in cinemas this week for its 35th anniversary too.

Thanks for this. Just came back from watching.

Found a list of cinemas showing in the UK https://parkcircus.com/film/102716-Robocop

Four Prime Directives out of four.

Me too

Just back from seeing it, and even though i know the film word for word it was still BRILLIANT!!!

It also reminds me just how efficient older action films were - no pointless filler, just everything pushing the story along, and no stupid "in" jokes or stty improv-style "comedy".

Now I want to see Predator, Aliens, T1 and 2 and Die Hard on the big screen.

Right, after all this RoboCop chat, I'm off to browse Autotrader for a low-mileage 6000 SUX

Make sure it has cruise control

It has to go really really fast and have really stty gas mileage.

[Radec]

robemcdonald said:

JohnnyF2 said:

JimSuperSix said:

ajprice said:

entropy said:

ajprice said:

RoboCop is in cinemas this week for its 35th anniversary too.

Thanks for this. Just came back from watching.

Found a list of cinemas showing in the UK https://parkcircus.com/film/102716-Robocop

Four Prime Directives out of four.

Me too

Just back from seeing it, and even though i know the film word for word it was still BRILLIANT!!!

It also reminds me just how efficient older action films were - no pointless filler, just everything pushing the story along, and no stupid "in" jokes or stty improv-style "comedy".

Now I want to see Predator, Aliens, T1 and 2 and Die Hard on the big screen.

Right, after all this RoboCop chat, I'm off to browse Autotrader for a low-mileage 6000 SUX

Make sure it has cruise control

And the Magnavolt anti theft system.

(Yes I know it's in the sequel but that was decent too)

[rider73]

Radec said:

robemcdonald said:

JohnnyF2 said:

JimSuperSix said:

ajprice said:

entropy said:

ajprice said:

RoboCop is in cinemas this week for its 35th anniversary too.

Thanks for this. Just came back from watching.

Found a list of cinemas showing in the UK https://parkcircus.com/film/102716-Robocop

Four Prime Directives out of four.

Me too

Just back from seeing it, and even though i know the film word for word it was still BRILLIANT!!!

It also reminds me just how efficient older action films were - no pointless filler, just everything pushing the story along, and no stupid "in" jokes or stty improv-style "comedy".

Now I want to see Predator, Aliens, T1 and 2 and Die Hard on the big screen.

Right, after all this RoboCop chat, I'm off to browse Autotrader for a low-mileage 6000 SUX

Make sure it has cruise control

And the Magnavolt anti theft system.

(Yes I know it's in the sequel but that was decent too)

and it wont drain the battery - bonus!

[DoctorX]

rider73 said:

Radec said:

robemcdonald said:

JohnnyF2 said:

JimSuperSix said:

ajprice said:

entropy said:

ajprice said:

RoboCop is in cinemas this week for its 35th anniversary too.

Thanks for this. Just came back from watching.

Found a list of cinemas showing in the UK https://parkcircus.com/film/102716-Robocop

Four Prime Directives out of four.

Me too

Just back from seeing it, and even though i know the film word for word it was still BRILLIANT!!!

It also reminds me just how efficient older action films were - no pointless filler, just everything pushing the story along, and no stupid "in" jokes or stty improv-style "comedy".

Now I want to see Predator, Aliens, T1 and 2 and Die Hard on the big screen.

Right, after all this RoboCop chat, I'm off to browse Autotrader for a low-mileage 6000 SUX

Make sure it has cruise control

And the Magnavolt anti theft system.

(Yes I know it's in the sequel but that was decent too)

and it wont drain the battery - bonus!

and a Blaupunkt!

[rider73]

DoctorX said:

rider73 said:

Radec said:

robemcdonald said:

JohnnyF2 said:

JimSuperSix said:

ajprice said:

entropy said:

ajprice said:

RoboCop is in cinemas this week for its 35th anniversary too.

Thanks for this. Just came back from watching.

Found a list of cinemas showing in the UK https://parkcircus.com/film/102716-Robocop

Four Prime Directives out of four.

Me too

Just back from seeing it, and even though i know the film word for word it was still BRILLIANT!!!

It also reminds me just how efficient older action films were - no pointless filler, just everything pushing the story along, and no stupid "in" jokes or stty improv-style "comedy".

Now I want to see Predator, Aliens, T1 and 2 and Die Hard on the big screen.

Right, after all this RoboCop chat, I'm off to browse Autotrader for a low-mileage 6000 SUX

Make sure it has cruise control

And the Magnavolt anti theft system.

(Yes I know it's in the sequel but that was decent too)

and it wont drain the battery - bonus!

and a Blaupunkt!

tbh - the last mainstream movie that reminded me of this genre, was STARSHIP TROOPERS - which i also enjoy watching over and over again...

".....it sucked his brains out...."

[JohnnyF2]

generationx said:

It has to go really really fast and have really stty gas mileage.

The disastrous gas mileage was actually marketed as a selling point :-)

[anonymous-user]

DoctorX said:

rider73 said:

Radec said:

robemcdonald said:

JohnnyF2 said:

JimSuperSix said:

ajprice said:

entropy said:

ajprice said:

RoboCop is in cinemas this week for its 35th anniversary too.

Thanks for this. Just came back from watching.

Found a list of cinemas showing in the UK https://parkcircus.com/film/102716-Robocop

Four Prime Directives out of four.

Me too

Just back from seeing it, and even though i know the film word for word it was still BRILLIANT!!!

It also reminds me just how efficient older action films were - no pointless filler, just everything pushing the story along, and no stupid "in" jokes or stty improv-style "comedy".

Now I want to see Predator, Aliens, T1 and 2 and Die Hard on the big screen.

Right, after all this RoboCop chat, I'm off to browse Autotrader for a low-mileage 6000 SUX

Make sure it has cruise control

And the Magnavolt anti theft system.

(Yes I know it's in the sequel but that was decent too)

and it wont drain the battery - bonus!

and a Blaupunkt!

Don't jerk me off.