What Was The Last Movie You Saw...

[PHOODLE-OUt]

Huge fan of Gervais and the Office but life on the road was awful. The cringe to laugh ratio was about 95:5

[CritchSmile]

Kajaki was funnier than Life on the Road.

[Björn Breaker]

A cure for wellness :

[Björn Breaker]

Went t to see 'it was 50 years ago today' at the cameo tonight, documentary celebrating 50 years since the release of Sgt Peppers, was pretty underwhelming and didn't feature any of the music from the album even though they were talking about it, highlight was Pete Best being interviewed, unless your a Beatles fanatic personally I'd avoid this

[Bill Cosby]

American Gangster is now on YouTube. One of my favourite films.

10/10 my man.

[USCSS Nostromo]

Get Out.  Not what I was expecting, I didnt expect the Lovecraftian twist.

[Karl Urbenoit]

T2


They should've just called it Trainspotting 1.5, it was all so lazily written and Begbie was just a caricature of what he was in the original.

[King WillDred of Orange]

Born in the Fourth of July.

10/10

How cruise didn't get an oscar I will never actually know

[Zizou]

Baywatch

7/10 - enjoyable nonsense that takes the piss out of itself.

The fucking boadies on the bursds though

[PHOODLE-OUt]

Spotlight. 

Cast and performances - 10/10

Film - 8/10

Catholic church - 0/10 

[Björn Breaker]

Wonderwoman - 6/10

Decent comic book fayre from DC, even more so considering how bad Zach Snyders superman and justice league : batman vs superman

Gal Gadot : 11/10 Set phasers to pinigol

[The Comedian]

Thought Wonder Women was 8/10. Really good comic book film.

[Half Time Guest]

Two films I managed over the weekend:

Hacksaw Ridge - great film.  A tough watch and pretty full on but still compelling viewing nonetheless.  Horrific what all these guys went through.

Batman vs. Superman - No, just no.

[pondlife]

The Jam: About the Young Thing 6/10
Okay.

[Björn Breaker]

The Mummy - 5/10 not very good

[Herzog]

A 20 minute short by Neill Blomkamp. Director of District 9. Stars Sigourney Weaver.

Superb. Wish it was made into a feature film.

[Dexter]

Alive in Joburg (2005) was the precursor to District 9 IIRC - so there's maybe hope...

[Sterling Archer]

https://theringer.com/the-50-best-good-b...add81b5b7f

[King WillDred of Orange]

https://theringer.com/the-50-best-good-b...add81b5b7f

No "The Postman" = terrible list

[Edson Arantes 2Nascimento]

Just watched pride of the yankees. Dugshite old picture for 80mins and then it's about the most effective weepy ever. Lou Gehrig was only a year dead when it was made, and half a dozen of his yankee teammates played themselves in the picture. Gerhig played 2,130 games on the trot for the yankees; he's like a shite Gary McKay if you need a point of reference. See when Babe Ruth steps aside from the mic to let him do his "today, i consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth" speech, wow, i wept like a bairn.