What Was The Last Movie You Saw...

[Mikey]

Lou Gehrig loved Babe Ruth when he first joined the Yankees and then ended up hating him probably as much as it's humanely possible to hate someone

[Edson Arantes 2Nascimento]

Lou Gehrig loved Babe Ruth when he first joined the Yankees and then ended up hating him probably as much as it's humanely possible to hate someone  

I guess the babe won that one then.

[Picards Forehead]

Jurassic World

7/10 enjoyed it Chris Pratt does a good Harrison Ford impression.

[Iker Kashillas]

Pulp Fiction on Spike right now

[beats]

Watched saving private Ryan for the first time the other day. Decent but not as good as I've been told it was.

[dokratrow]

Mission Impossible 5.

Ian Curtis from 24 Hour Party People was the baddie.

Quite enjoyed it.

[Diego Armando Toblerone]

Watched saving private Ryan for the first time the other day. Decent but not as good as I've been told it was.

Was it better or worse than Shaving Ryan's Private's?

Haven't seen either, so couldn't say myself.

[beats]

Was it better or worse than Shaving Ryan's Private's?

Haven't seen either, so couldn't say myself.

[PHOODLE-OUt]

There's a channel called Spike? : you'd have thought marketing would have run that one through porn filters first

[Iker Kashillas]

Is it not basically what Bravo used to be?
Miss Bravo

[Widespread Gang Violence]

Men & Motors

Watched Now You See Me 2 the other night. 3/10 Daniel Radcliffe is endearingly good, but it's a load of wank in general.

[Dexter]

Alien - Covenant

Eh no.

4/10

[Edson Arantes 2Nascimento]

Westworld.

Worth watching if only for all the simpsons/red dwarf references.

[Giza Brek]

Just watched American history X, pretty good like.

[The Comedian]

Baby Driver - 9/10

Now that's a great film. Well made, edited, acted and the soundtrack/action mixture is excellent.

[PHOODLE-OUt]

Can't wait to see this tbh

[Björn Breaker]

Baby Driver - 9/10

Now that's a great film. Well made, edited, acted and the soundtrack/action mixture is excellent.

Went to see this last week, agree with everything above, best film I've seen at the cinema in ages

[Zizou]

Can't wait to see this tbh

You waiting on a CAM version with chinese sub titles?

Going to see it tomorrow. Haven't heard a bad thing yet.

[Zizou]

Baby driver - 9.5/10

Brilliant in every way. That soundtrack

[Edson Arantes 2Nascimento]

my dvr was getting on for 80% full so I've decided to dispassionately work through from the oldest unwatched films onwards. This has meant a lot of subtitles; often movies i've expected to be good tbf but didn't have the energy to devote three hours to properly. I also got to try and remember what convinved me to record half these movies.

black god white devil - some brazilian film about a guy who shifts from religious cult to revolutionary army and on and on. I guess you need to know more about brazil in the 50s. Anyway, reminded me of jodorowsky's, which is to say it's probably far too clever to be understood by anyone. For those interested, I recorded it as I had been given it on dvd as a xmas present on a work's night out and naturally lost it.

Wadjda - Saudi Arabian film about a young girl who wants to save enough money to buy a bike so she can race the boys. Meanwhile she's worried about growing up and the expectations placed upon a woman is saudi culture and is also concerned that her dad is going to, totally legally and culturally acceptable, get a new wife and start a new family as her mum hasn't given him a son. A really powerful and transgressive movie. I recorded it because someone - scorsese? - bigged it up at the baftas a few years back.

Ordette - Danish film from the 50s set in a rural village. One of the family's sons thinks he's christ, another wants to get married to a girl from a different christian sect and the third has a wife who's having a difficult pregnancy. All three issues converge at the critical moment and there's lots of talk of miracles. Really beautifully shot and I was happy to suspend my disbelief and take in a miracle. Fuck knows why I recorded this.

Trance - Pish. McAvoy is doing some annoying ewan mcgregor accent which ensures a low mark no matter what, but the film sets out to be confusing far too quickly and is there's never a consideration it'll be anything but so you don't let yourself engage with the characters and therefore struggle to care to follow the twists. Anyway, mcavoy plays a auctioneer who does an inside job to steal a painting and loses his memory in the heist so has to visit a quack to unlock the memory. It's pish.

The Warlords - It's about the taiping rebellion. There was fighting and jet li and stuff. Meh.

I also managed 15 mins of the tree of life but wasn't feeling it whatsoever.