What Was The Last Movie You Saw...

[2MatoFish]

Disney+ finally worth the money for Hamilton.

[Currahee!]

Watched Marvellous the other night. It was marvellous. Cracking film.

[Hank Scorpio]

Disney+ finally worth the money for Hamilton.

What a show.

[Picards Forehead]

The Empire Strikes Back 10/10

[Walter Sobchak]

Iconic.

[Shuto Makino]

Bad Boys

[2MatoFish]

Watched Rambo Last Blood last night.

Fucking dreadful. 79 mins, with ten minutes of credits at the end.

He's settled on a ranch, has a sort of step daughter. She gets kidnapped, he rescues her but she dies anyway, he kills some of them to lure them to his ranch and he Home Alone kills them all.

That's it. He happens to be called John Rambo but there's none of the ptsd from the first. None of the quiet man being unfairly treated by the establishment. It's more like Death Wish or some other revenge movie; which is fine, but that's got nothing to do with Rambo.

It's also been written with Trump supporters in mind as it plays to every stereotype of hispanic and mexican people you could imagine. Gangs, drugs, lazy, stupid, rapists, lax immigration policy.

If you've prime just skip ahead to the last twenty minutes as it's fun watching Stallone go full Kevin McAllister. Seeing Sly pin a man to a wall with four arrows then literally reach in to his chest to pull out his still beating heart to show it to him before he dies was worth the hour of sort of attention I gave it. Would absolutely be worth 20 mins of your time.

[Christian Benorchgrevink]

Watched Cell last night, it's like they took the plot summary of the book from Wikipedia and called it a screenplay. Absolutely no character development so when randoms die you don't give a shit then they totally changed the ending and it makes no sense. Just a bad bad film

[Roger H. Sterling]

Watched Rambo Last Blood last night.

Fucking dreadful. 79 mins, with ten minutes of credits at the end.

He's settled on a ranch, has a sort of step daughter. She gets kidnapped, he rescues her but she dies anyway, he kills some of them to lure them to his ranch and he Home Alone kills them all.

That's it. He happens to be called John Rambo but there's none of the ptsd from the first. None of the quiet man being unfairly treated by the establishment. It's more like Death Wish or some other revenge movie; which is fine, but that's got nothing to do with Rambo.

It's also been written with Trump supporters in mind as it plays to every stereotype of hispanic and mexican people you could imagine. Gangs, drugs, lazy, stupid, rapists, lax immigration policy.

If you've prime just skip ahead to the last twenty minutes as it's fun watching Stallone go full Kevin McAllister. Seeing Sly pin a man to a wall with four arrows then literally reach in to his chest to pull out his still beating heart to show it to him before he dies was worth the hour of sort of attention I gave it. Would absolutely be worth 20 mins of your time.

Sounds amazing tbf.

[Groot]

Watched Old Guard yesterday, the new Netflix one

Nothing too challenging but entertaining and an interesting premise, set up nicely for follow up films or tv series

Fight choreography very heavily influenced by John Wick

[Christian Benorchgrevink]

Sounds amazing tbf.

Yeah I had a choice of that or Cell on Prime last night and definitely made the wrong decision

[Shuto Makino]

2na, did you watch none of the Rambo films between the first and the last? All the nuance from the first is long gone by the second

[2MatoFish]

2na, did you watch none of the Rambo films between the first and the last? All the nuance from the first is long gone by the second

The second is him trying to get his war buddies back. Reluctantly.
The third is him trying to win religious freedom for the peace loving mujaheddin of afghanistan in the 80s against the commies. Reluctantly.
I've seen the fourth and can't remember what happens. Probably fuck all to do with Rambo, but a not awful 'old man in an action movie' movie.

My main gripe isn't that the character is lost, just that it's so, so much worse than it needs to be. I can't stress how unimportant the first 50mins are. It felt like a pilot for a tv show, except they're setting nothing up.

[Sarkozabal]

The Fugitive is on Prime

Possibly the GOAT Ford movie.

[dokratrow]

Watched most of La dolce vita on prime a week or so ago, went on it today to finish it and my membership has run out. 8/10.

Like the bit where he meets his dad.

[Cheeky Gnando’s]

The Fugitive is on Prime

Possibly the GOAT Ford movie.

Eh just you watch your goddamn mouth there

[Sarkozabal]

It's his best standalone film, deal with it

You forget about the boys that pop up in minor roles in all these 90s films. Joey Pants doing the comms for TLJ

[Cheeky Gnando’s]

It's his best standalone film, deal with it

You forget about the boys that pop up in minor roles in all these 90s films. Joey Pants doing the comms for TLJ

It's a great film but don't you dare give me a deal with woy when you've so casually ignored Blade Runner

[Mikey]

The best bit in The Fugitive is when he leathers the boy over the back with a huge, wooden chair and he just pops back up likes it was nothing

[Christian Benorchgrevink]

Let's not beat around the bush here, it's a great film because of Tommy Lee Jones not Harrison Ford