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

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

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rider73

3,031 posts

77 months

Wednesday 9th June 2021
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JagLover said:
Ace-T said:
(Upcoming rather than 'I watched') Indiana Jones and t'Zimmer frame of t'Doom being filmed in North Yorkshire. biggrin

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-y...
Unless it is about Indie's adventures in an old people's home it isn't going to be very realistic.

Let it die. The last one would have been a good opportunity to pass on the torch, with Harrison Ford taking on the Sean Connery role from the last crusade, but that movie "nuked the fridge".

Stop flogging these franchises long after they are deceased and create something new.
Hollywood dont like to create anything new, they want a guarantee of certain amount of money/confidence in the movie, and thats why they keep wheeling out the old actors/directors/movie titles + 1



ch37

10,642 posts

221 months

Wednesday 9th June 2021
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TCEvo said:
Office Space (1999) DVD

Newly Zen'd office wage slave & mates plot a software scam.

Entertaining late '90's office-based comedy (although feels much older) that I'd not seen for years. Bizarre soundtrack though, being almost entirely late '90's gangsta rap.
I could watch this and Dazed and Confused on a loop, my two go-to films when I just want to relax and enjoy.

droopsnoot

11,924 posts

242 months

Wednesday 9th June 2021
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I watched "Sicario II" last night, from a recording a couple of weeks back. It was OK, but didn't really seem to go anywhere and seemed to have a big chunk missing out of the end. (And no, I didn't nod off part-way through). A bit formulaic though, political leader sends them to do a dodgy job and then gets cold feet when they do.

DoctorX

7,275 posts

167 months

Wednesday 9th June 2021
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rider73 said:
JagLover said:
Ace-T said:
(Upcoming rather than 'I watched') Indiana Jones and t'Zimmer frame of t'Doom being filmed in North Yorkshire. biggrin

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-y...
Unless it is about Indie's adventures in an old people's home it isn't going to be very realistic.

Let it die. The last one would have been a good opportunity to pass on the torch, with Harrison Ford taking on the Sean Connery role from the last crusade, but that movie "nuked the fridge".

Stop flogging these franchises long after they are deceased and create something new.
Hollywood dont like to create anything new, they want a guarantee of certain amount of money/confidence in the movie, and thats why they keep wheeling out the old actors/directors/movie titles + 1

He's been spotted down the pub in North Shields. Temple of Doom indeed.


Oilchange

8,460 posts

260 months

Wednesday 9th June 2021
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rider73 said:
Ford getting the readies in to buy a new plane after he keeps crashing his others ;-)

the last Indy was total garbage.
Paid for a new plane though.

TCEvo

12,709 posts

202 months

Wednesday 9th June 2021
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ch37 said:
TCEvo said:
Office Space (1999) DVD

Newly Zen'd office wage slave & mates plot a software scam.

Entertaining late '90's office-based comedy (although feels much older) that I'd not seen for years. Bizarre soundtrack though, being almost entirely late '90's gangsta rap.
I could watch this and Dazed and Confused on a loop, my two go-to films when I just want to relax and enjoy.
Dazed & Confused is great - also one of my favourites, as is the more recent Everybody Wants Some!, also by Linklater.

TCEvo

12,709 posts

202 months

Wednesday 9th June 2021
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tardelli said:
TCEvo said:
Office Space (1999) DVD

Newly Zen'd office wage slave & mates plot a software scam.

Entertaining late '90's office-based comedy (although feels much older) that I'd not seen for years. Bizarre soundtrack though, being almost entirely late '90's gangsta rap.
Damn it feels good to be a gangster
Peak Jennifer Aniston ?
Peak Aniston: sounds like a difficult off-piste ski run.

She's good in lots of films (even if the films aren't that good IMO (although I'm probably not the target market!)), peak for me's We're The Millars & Life of Crime though.

rider73

3,031 posts

77 months

Wednesday 9th June 2021
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TCEvo said:
tardelli said:
TCEvo said:
Office Space (1999) DVD

Newly Zen'd office wage slave & mates plot a software scam.

Entertaining late '90's office-based comedy (although feels much older) that I'd not seen for years. Bizarre soundtrack though, being almost entirely late '90's gangsta rap.
Damn it feels good to be a gangster
Peak Jennifer Aniston ?
Peak Aniston: sounds like a difficult off-piste ski run.

She's good in lots of films (even if the films aren't that good IMO (although I'm probably not the target market!)), peak for me's We're The Millars & Life of Crime though.
she basically plays herself in everything ...

Ridealong

542 posts

70 months

Wednesday 9th June 2021
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Evil Jack said:
Started watching Wrath of Man since it actually got a four star review on Roger Ebert:
https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/wrath-of-man-mo...


Should have seen the reviews above, because I thought it was rubbish and switched it off.
Jesus H Christ - the dialogue....who wrote that crap?
I watched this last night - 100% agree.
I usually avoid watching Jason Stratham films as the lead character but it was recommended to me and I should of known better, the only film I think he was good in was Snatch and that was over 20 years ago!

Adam.

27,228 posts

254 months

Wednesday 9th June 2021
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rider73 said:
she basically plays herself in everything ...
I do hope she played herself in Horrible Bosses, though We Are The Millers is far superior

Doofus

25,805 posts

173 months

Wednesday 9th June 2021
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Adam. said:
rider73 said:
she basically plays herself in everything ...
I do hope she played herself in Horrible Bosses, though We Are The Millers is far superior
I thought she was great in We Are The Millers, and then I found out she used a body double for the pole dancing scene. frown

rider73

3,031 posts

77 months

Friday 11th June 2021
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Oilchange said:
rider73 said:
Ford getting the readies in to buy a new plane after he keeps crashing his others ;-)

the last Indy was total garbage.
Paid for a new plane though.
so rumours are that the INDY 5 shooting we are seeing is a flash back of him in a nazi prison escape, giving the back ground to a villain/villains indy meets in the 60's

they will prob do the de-aging cgi.


The Hypno-Toad

12,281 posts

205 months

Friday 11th June 2021
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rider73 said:
Oilchange said:
rider73 said:
Ford getting the readies in to buy a new plane after he keeps crashing his others ;-)

the last Indy was total garbage.
Paid for a new plane though.
so rumours are that the INDY 5 shooting we are seeing is a flash back of him in a nazi prison escape, giving the back ground to a villain/villains indy meets in the 60's

they will prob do the de-aging cgi.
You might not be that far wrong. Rumours all over the internet at the moment suggest that its going to be about.....

The Nazi Gold Train, Die Glocke & the henge. It will also supposedly feature the weird Nazi SS castle that always crops up in those documentaries about German wunderwaffen and occult practices. Worryingly there is also alleged concept art of wormholes and mentions of time travel...

And you thought Aliens were a dumb idea!

banghead


judas

5,989 posts

259 months

Friday 11th June 2021
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The Hypno-Toad said:
You might not be that far wrong. Rumours all over the internet at the moment suggest that its going to be about.....

The Nazi Gold Train, Die Glocke & the henge. It will also supposedly feature the weird Nazi SS castle that always crops up in those documentaries about German wunderwaffen and occult practices. Worryingly there is also alleged concept art of wormholes and mentions of time travel...

And you thought Aliens were a dumb idea!

banghead
So, basically, BJ Blazkowicz Indiana Jones and the Return to Castle Wolfenstein? hehe

rider73

3,031 posts

77 months

Friday 11th June 2021
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judas said:
The Hypno-Toad said:
You might not be that far wrong. Rumours all over the internet at the moment suggest that its going to be about.....

The Nazi Gold Train, Die Glocke & the henge. It will also supposedly feature the weird Nazi SS castle that always crops up in those documentaries about German wunderwaffen and occult practices. Worryingly there is also alleged concept art of wormholes and mentions of time travel...

And you thought Aliens were a dumb idea!

banghead
So, basically, BJ Blazkowicz Indiana Jones and the Return to Castle Wolfenstein? hehe
please no time travel please Spielberg - i mean, he could have them meet the Avengers on his way , give marty mcfly a slap on the face, and help Shatner save some whales too.

r159

2,259 posts

74 months

Saturday 12th June 2021
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Watched The Outpost on Amazon this morning and although a harrowing story, thought it was pretty good.

Edited by r159 on Saturday 12th June 21:05

Doofus

25,805 posts

173 months

Saturday 12th June 2021
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Kajillionaire (Sky/Now)

Offbeat, 'indie' and really quite dark.

Also funny, affecting and moving.

Not sure what to make of it, but it wasn't a waste of my time.


I'll give it a 7, but it could be worth more.

Driveline Shunt

902 posts

142 months

Sunday 13th June 2021
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TCEvo said:
tardelli said:
TCEvo said:
Office Space (1999) DVD

Newly Zen'd office wage slave & mates plot a software scam.

Entertaining late '90's office-based comedy (although feels much older) that I'd not seen for years. Bizarre soundtrack though, being almost entirely late '90's gangsta rap.
Damn it feels good to be a gangster
Peak Jennifer Aniston ?
Peak Aniston: sounds like a difficult off-piste ski run.

She's good in lots of films (even if the films aren't that good IMO (although I'm probably not the target market!)), peak for me's We're The Millars & Life of Crime though.
Quite enjoyed Management starring her & Steve Zahn, defo a guilty pleasure film.

Completely unrelated, just finished watching Baby Driver & the Freesat box was showing Notting Hill. Was about to switch off (despite Julia Roberts) when I noticed this:




Mansell's Donington drive in '98. When Touring cars was news!

TCEvo

12,709 posts

202 months

Sunday 13th June 2021
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Top Nige + Mondy spotting there!

rider73

3,031 posts

77 months

Sunday 13th June 2021
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He showed up the other TC racers that day despite an issue with a fuel pump and until tiff punted hon into the wall iirc