Films

[Zeus]

 

 

 

[maryhilldon]

1 hour ago, manboobs109 said:

 

Connor Mcgregor could get "best supporting actor" Oscar. You read it here first.

If he identifies as a gypsy minority it's almost guaranteed.

[Arabian Knight]

6/10..almost turnt it aff efter first fechts cgi nonsens..it improvd..jake in fine fettle n n gade shape..ez beleevabl..gless key florida..land o the oaf meetheed bar brawlr..but thir wis sumhin affa enchantin aboot it..owes a debt tae jakes perfemence..mcgregors nae actor but e wis amusin enuf tae keep ye watchin wit eed dae nxt

[maryhilldon]

On it now.

[maryhilldon]

Gave it 30 minutes. Absolutely shite. 

[dervish]

Finestkind certain bits to me up there with Leon and 5th element yet with fish. Which if you're really fae Aberdeen you ken the oil takes ages to leave your skin.

 

Dons Boston friendly if they play soccer there would be a shout.

[Clydeside_Sheep]

On 3/11/2024 at 1:33 PM, Daisy1903 said:

Ricky Stanicky. Genius.

William H Macy "air dicking" is comedy gold

Watched it tonight, fantastic.

Was crying with laughter at the scene you mention.  

"Oh god, now it looks like im cupping the balls!"  😆

[dervish]

What's the fuck that mean?

[dervish]

Mortal Kombat, zen out etc.

[dervish]

 Double kill ah hing. All.

Edit; if can looks at you with eyes which still move kill it more. Jokes etc and that.

[For Fecks Sake]

Snatch was just starting when we got back last night, forgot how much of a brilliant film and classic it was.

[Jocky Balboa]

Now that Glass is up on Netflix, I'll be giving it a watch. I was going to take my kids to see the new Ghostbusters, but no doubt it's been infected with The Message (TM) and will be a shadow of the originals.

[maryhilldon]

8 hours ago, For Fecks Sake said:

Snatch was just starting when we got back last night, forgot how much of a brilliant film and classic it was.

Brad's finest work.

[Clydeside_Sheep]

I watched Land of Bad yesterday.

Crap name, but it was OK, like a modern day Bat 21.

Ageing, morbidly obese Russell Crowe was not very convincing as a US drone pilot.  Pretty sure they still have to be fit and healthy.

6/10.

 

[Arabian Knight]

clydside sheep..wit plans eh hiv fir ye

[JumboJET]

Scoop - 3/10

[Roberto]

On 4/6/2024 at 11:29 PM, JumboJET said:

Scoop - 3/10

I watched last night. Nothing new learnt.

Nothing will come of it.

Sweep sweep

[JumboJET]

1 hour ago, Roberto said:

I watched last night. Nothing new learnt.

Nothing will come of it.

Sweep sweep

I know it's not Alistair McGowan but I thought the portrayals of Maitlis and Andrew were diabolical. Anderson seemed to forget that she isn't playing Thatcher anymore. 

Plus, the Billie Piper family subplot... Irrelevant and boring.

[Roberto]

2 minutes ago, JumboJET said:

I know it's not Alistair McGowan but I thought the portrayals of Maitlis and Andrew were diabolical. Anderson seemed to forget that she isn't playing Thatcher anymore. 

Plus, the Billie Piper family subplot... Irrelevant and boring.

The fact the interview is readily available anywhere, why create a film about it? Cause simply that's precisely what the film is about.

Completely pointless exercise and not worth being made.

Billie Piper with that hair, horny.

[BrianFaePerth]

Civil war

 

Intense. Bit of a weird plot.

 

Kirsten Dunst would still get it

 

No tits 8/10

[alscotoz]

Just finished Roadhouse.

This is your town and don't you forget it.

Haven't watched since seeing it in the cinema. Easy watching, good tunes and some decent fight scenes.

7/10

[maryhilldon]

4 hours ago, alscotoz said:

Just finished Roadhouse.

This is your town and don't you forget it.

Haven't watched since seeing it in the cinema. Easy watching, good tunes and some decent fight scenes.

7/10

Avoid the new one. Fuckin dreadful.

[DeltaRay1903]

Papillon, obviously the original from 1973.

Spellbinding in its perfection. 

[milne_afc]

40 minutes ago, DeltaRay1903 said:

Papillon, obviously the original from 1973.

Spellbinding in its perfection. 

I’ve only watched the remake and it was really good

[maryhilldon]

1 hour ago, DeltaRay1903 said:

Papillon, obviously the original from 1973.

Spellbinding in its perfection. 

The King of Cool made some great films.

[Clydeside_Sheep]

I saw Civil War in the cinema last night.

Its not really an action / war movie, though it does have some great action scenes, I think its trying to say something about the human condition.  The Civil War part, while an interesting idea, is really just the backdrop and you don't actually find out much about its reasons etc.

I liked the cast and I thought the soundtrack and cinematography were both excellent.

Its long but it didn't seem like it, as it was the first film in ages not to bore me to sleep in the movies.  Recommended.

[Roberto]

Back to Black.

Was decent.

[maryhilldon]

21 minutes ago, Clydeside_Sheep said:

I saw Civil War in the cinema last night.

Its not really an action / war movie, though it does have some great action scenes, I think its trying to say something about the human condition.  The Civil War part, while an interesting idea, is really just the backdrop and you don't actually find out much about its reasons etc.

I liked the cast and I thought the soundtrack and cinematography were both excellent.

Its long but it didn't seem like it, as it was the first film in ages not to bore me to sleep in the movies.  Recommended.

What's it about?

[BrianFaePerth]

7 hours ago, Clydeside_Sheep said:

I saw Civil War in the cinema last night.

Its not really an action / war movie, though it does have some great action scenes, I think its trying to say something about the human condition.  The Civil War part, while an interesting idea, is really just the backdrop and you don't actually find out much about its reasons etc.

I liked the cast and I thought the soundtrack and cinematography were both excellent.

Its long but it didn't seem like it, as it was the first film in ages not to bore me to sleep in the movies.  Recommended.

My interpretation was that it doesn’t matter how you get into a civil war, life and the country would be fucked and never the same again. Basically a wake up call to America.

 

The only thing that bugged me was it was still woke in that the only white male characters (none of the leads were white males) in the film were scumbags.

[maryhilldon]

6 minutes ago, BrianFaePerth said:

My interpretation was that it doesn’t matter how you get into a civil war, life and the country would be fucked and never the same again. Basically a wake up call to America.

 

The only thing that bugged me was it was still woke in that the only white male characters (none of the leads were white males) in the film were scumbags.

Aye ok Barry.