Films

[Piece]

The Beekeeper - enjoyed that, exactly what you'd expect from a Jason Statham movie.
Arrival - have seen it before but worth a revisit
The Bricklayer - action flick. Not bad.
Right Red Hand - good start, flimsy ending.

 

[larmen]

Kung Fu Panda 4

We are not a 4DX family. Little one took the glasses off and rather watched the movie blurry, I got punched by the chair and nearly chucked of it a couple of times.

 

[Orikoru]

The Beekeeper - enjoyed that, exactly what you'd expect from a Jason Statham movie.

Yes - we watched this as well last week. Pretty much a carbon copy of John Wick with the names changed, but still an enjoyable bit of fun.

 

[bobmac]

I recently found out something interesting about the film Erin Brokovich starring Julia Roberts as Erin Brokovich and Albert Finney as Ed Masry (her boss).

About 10 minutes into the film, Erin Brokovich (Julia Roberts) takes her kids to a diner.
The name of the waitress who takes their order is Julia.
So Erin Brokovich played by Julia Roberts gives her order to Julia the waitress who was actually played by the real Erin Brokovich.



To complete the scene, the older guy sat behind Erin was played by the real Ed Masry (her boss)

 

[Aztecs27]

If you've not seen it, the Iron Claw is worth a watch. Very much an independent film feel, but really well told, given the true story it's based on.

 

[Pin-seeker]

Really looking forward to this

 

[jim8flog]

Now it is on Sky (last visit to a cinema was to watch Jurassic Park or Independence Day)

I watched Oppenheimer.

Lots of bits in there I had no idea about but I was born in the 50s.

 

[Robster59]

The Man in the Hat
Very much an arty type film with very little diaglogue. Very reminiscent of 1960's French films but starring Ciarán Hinds.
I found I couldn't stop watching it as it was so different.

 

[Lord Tyrion]

Godzilla X Kong. Not sure what to say really. It's obviously tongue in cheek and very daft. Hats off to the actors who have to say some very silly lines and keep a straight face. Godzilla running like a human, presumably a nod to the original 'man in a rubber suit' films is just very funny to see. Harmless fun, a good airplane film.

 

[jim8flog]

I watched

The Lesson (Sky TV) in the early hours this morning

Something different, a nice gentle movie with a few twists and an unexpected ending.

 

[Springveldt]

Really looking forward to this

Don't think I'll be watching this, found the first one just tedious and boring.

 

[PJ87]

Don't think I'll be watching this, found the first one just tedious and boring.

Really? It was very well received and gave a different take on how a failing system can cause the "bad people" to exist

Bit too close to home these days with the amount of unstable people failed by the system who go on to doing awful things

 

[Springveldt]

Really? It was very well received and gave a different take on how a failing system can cause the "bad people" to exist

Bit too close to home these days with the amount of unstable people failed by the system who go on to doing awful things

Just found it boring and thought the lead actor over egged it, was glad when it finished. Just me though.

Probably also couldn't get past the part that Bruce Wayne was a child yet the Joker was already in his 40's.

 

[PJ87]

Just found it boring and thought the lead actor over egged it, was glad when it finished. Just me though.

Probably also couldn't get past the part that Bruce Wayne was a child yet the Joker was already in his 40's.

Considering In 1989s batman the joker (pre his accident) killed Bruce Wayne's parents it's not that far fetched

 

[Patster1969]

Saw "Commando" (1985 Arnie film) at the cinema this week, as they have showed some classic action flicks at the local Cineworld - hilarious, super cheesy but still good fun.
Didn't see it when it was released, so great to see it on the big screen for the 1st time.

 

[chellie]

Shirley on Netflix

 

[Beezerk]

Saw "Commando" (1985 Arnie film) at the cinema this week, as they have showed some classic action flicks at the local Cineworld - hilarious, super cheesy but still good fun.
Didn't see it when it was released, so great to see it on the big screen for the 1st time.

Gotta love a good Arnie film

 

[Piece]

Gotta love a good Arnie film

It was the buzz you got at the cinema when "Arnold Schwarznegger" was splashed across the whole screen in the opening titles...

 

[Dando]

Shirley on Netflix

please tell me Lesley Nielson was in it

 

[YandaB]

please tell me Lesley Nielson was in it

It was a film about a child killing clown and din't star Lesley Nielsen, but that's not important right now.