Blue in Munich
Crocked Professional Yeti Impersonator
Tried searching Netflix for Sink the Bismarck but came up empty. However I did find & watched Eye In The Sky. Still excellent & very thought provoking.
Films
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Orikoru
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Went to see Banshees of Inisheerin. Not bad but dear God it was depressing. Was a mistake bringing the pregnant wife along, she basically cried all the way through. I don't think I've ever seen a more depressing film in my life. Barry Keoghan stole the show though, he was excellent in his scenes.
We wanted to see it because we loved In Bruges and Seven Psychopaths (same director), this still had some of the amusing dialogue, but just way way more bleak and sad. Wouldn't recommend if you like leaving the cinema in a good mood.
We wanted to see it because we loved In Bruges and Seven Psychopaths (same director), this still had some of the amusing dialogue, but just way way more bleak and sad. Wouldn't recommend if you like leaving the cinema in a good mood.
williamalex1
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The Keeper 2018/19, post war football, POW romance story, easy going but worth watching.
need_my_wedge
Has Now Found His Wedgie
This, Gleason, Farrell and Keoghan all excellent, as are some of the others. Made us laugh in places, one scene in particular had us all laughing for about 5 minutes, but we all came away feeling pretty sombre at the end. Excellent film, although not quite in the same vein as other Mcdonagh films.
pendodave
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Saw this the other night. It was a beautifully made film, but despite the black humour was quite profoundly sad.
I don't watch a big volume of flicks, but I can't remember watching something where everybody was so bloody miserable.
Apart from the two stars, I thought that the siobhan part was really well played.
Smiffy
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rudebhoy
Q-School Graduate
Watched In Bruges last night. Must be ten years since I saw it and had forgotten most of it. Absolutely loved it, the dialogue is brilliant. It's only on Netflix till the end of this month if you want to catch it.
The latest Black Panther. Good in parts, it dragged in others. A stronger director could have cut 20-30 minutes without any loss to the film.
Too much sensitivity towards the real life actor dying took up too much of the film, imo.
The action stuff was good though. A decent follow up.
Too much sensitivity towards the real life actor dying took up too much of the film, imo.
The action stuff was good though. A decent follow up.
Orikoru
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Genuinely one of my favourite films of all time. Just superb.
Beezerk
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Watched Dune over the last couple of nights, looked great but what a bore fest. Lost me after the first hour and really didn’t know what was happening after that, seemed like a Marvel film but in slow motion ?
Orikoru
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Beezerk
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Haha, this sounds so much like my review a year ago.
Ha ha ha quality ?
nickjdavis
Head Pro
1930, 1979 or 2022 version ?
Beezerk
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We watched Bad Education last night, brilliant film, Hugh Jackman is superb ?
larmen
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Under Siege 2 (Seagal on a train), followed by the tail end of Delta Force (Chuck Norris).
Whoever scheduled the TV program new that I am watching without the misses this evening.
Whoever scheduled the TV program new that I am watching without the misses this evening.
backwoodsman
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Went to see 'Living'. Bill Nighy is utterly brilliant in it. Very moving and there's a couple of bits that will bring tear to your eye (and I always thought I was immune to 'moving' bits of cinema).
Paperboy
Mini Cam
Having read the book, it was paced brilliantly for me. The second installment will be the complete opposite a fast burner!
Pin-seeker
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Smile.
Very good ??
Very good ??
Black Adam - don’t bother
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Deleted member 21784
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The post credit scene is worth it
