What Was The Last Movie You Saw...

[pondlife]

Miller's Crossing, 1990
It's a solid 7.5/10. Most of the dialogue exchanges are riveting, especially between Byrne and Harden. It's pretty easy on the eyes too.

[Kashinda]

John Wick 2. 8/10.

Guns and shit

[PHOODLE-OUt]

Finally got round to seeing the Spiderman film. One of the best Marvel films

[Groot]

Really? I was a little underwhelmed, Tom Holland is a great Spider-Man but the story was lacking a bit for me

[Roger H. Sterling]

Watched that last night as well. Same sort of opinions. Holland is easily the best Spiderman there's been, but that film lacked something. I really enjoyed it mind.

[Groot]

The bit near the end though

[spoiler] when the lassie said to call her MJ  [/spoiler]

That really annoyed the fuck out of me

[PHOODLE-OUt]

Creed 2 been agreed?

[Big Physical Acey]

Just watched The Captive on Netflix.

Bit of a of a film. Quite liked the non-linear narrative, but it got extremely silly extremely quickly. Room was a much better "people stuck in a room" film.

[Dr. Colossus]

Blade runner 2049

Cinematography and direction both 10/10

Great sequel but really no need for Harrison Ford to be in it

Overall 8/10

[Dr. Colossus]

Ana de Armas and Mackenzie Davis tho

[pondlife]

Blade Runner 2049
7.5/10 Looks great.

[2MatoFish]

For a few dollars more just showed up on netflix so i'm rewatching it tonight. For my money, it's the best in the trilogy. Fistful is punk rock and stripped down and everything but pales in comparison to yojimbo, and good, bad and the ugly is overlong and preachy.

[pondlife]

T2
7.5/10 - Finally saw this and it's actually very good. The trailers had me worried - a case of if ever there was a trailer that put cinema-goers off. Of course there are a few moments of cringe here and there but otherwise I'd say it's probably at least as good as the first. Glad to see a director use the Edinburgh's uniquely night-lit backdrop (especially without the moving trash you'd normally see out at night).

[pondlife]

I meant to ask of those who go clubbing; the scene where Franco looks incredulous as the whole dancefloor do a wee Agadoo in unison thingy ... is that what it's like these days (generally speaking)?


... but every cunt doing it.

[Rory Breaker]

The Snowman - 5/10

Not very good at all, was hoping for another Scandinavian thriller akin the the millennium trilogy but this was average at best with one or two jumpy bits... also worked out the “whodunnit” upon said character's first screen appearance,

[Coppercrutch]

Thought Bladerunner 2049 was pretty poor. Looked very good but dragged badly and I felt the story was dull. 

3/10

Love the original.

[pondlife]

"Tommy will not survive winter in West Granton"

That's some line.

[Rory Breaker]

Happy Deathday

Teen slasher/horror/comedy

Was actually pretty funny although when watching it I realised I'm a bit older than its target market,  

The Vue Ocean Terrible(not an autocorrect) now has big leather recliners as standard seating

[Picards Forehead]

Thor ragnarok so good. Probably my favourite Marvel film. 9/10

[Groot]

Thor ragnarok so good. Probably my favourite Marvel film. 9/10

100% agree with this, was outstanding so many great bits

[spoiler] during the arena fight where Hulk rag dolls Thor and Loki goes “that's what it's like”   [/spoiler]