Films I watched this week
Discussion
True Romance.
I hadn’t seen it for 20 years, but blimey it’s brilliant on so many levels.
The Slater v Oldman, Hopper v Walken and Gandolfini v Arquette scenes are just a few of the many superbly captivating moments, all carried along by the immersive score from Hans Zimmer.
In fact I just might watch it again this weekend.
A solid 8.5/10
Hmm, maybe even a 9...
I hadn’t seen it for 20 years, but blimey it’s brilliant on so many levels.
The Slater v Oldman, Hopper v Walken and Gandolfini v Arquette scenes are just a few of the many superbly captivating moments, all carried along by the immersive score from Hans Zimmer.
In fact I just might watch it again this weekend.
A solid 8.5/10
Hmm, maybe even a 9...
Halb said:
The chat between legends, Walken and Hopper is one of the best things Tarantino has done.
even when you know where the chat is going, it's immensely captivating.Ultimately, the very well executed chemistry of the protagonists’ unconditional love glues all those scenes together.
coopedup said:
Jacobyte said:
even when you know where the chat is going, it's immensely captivating.
Ultimately, the very well executed chemistry of the protagonists’ unconditional love glues all those scenes together.
Very true, an engrossing film and brilliantly made, one of his best IMHOUltimately, the very well executed chemistry of the protagonists’ unconditional love glues all those scenes together.
SWoll said:
coopedup said:
Jacobyte said:
even when you know where the chat is going, it's immensely captivating.
Ultimately, the very well executed chemistry of the protagonists’ unconditional love glues all those scenes together.
Very true, an engrossing film and brilliantly made, one of his best IMHOUltimately, the very well executed chemistry of the protagonists’ unconditional love glues all those scenes together.
irocfan said:
Captain America: Civil War... another smash from Marvel. As an aside it does seem that Disney has done a couple of outstanding bits of business in acquiring both Star Wars and Marvel
A mate on fb has just written a review, he has made it sound really good. People are saying this is the best one, and I like what Chris Evans has said in interviews too.I'm watching it on MOnday which seems years away right now...
Halb said:
Pesty said:
My daughters middle name is Alabama
coopedup said:
Also going to watch another couple or good ones this weekend again, The Station Agent and Sideways
Two brilliant examples of AMerican independent films.Gassing Station | TV, Film, Video Streaming & Radio | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff