What Was The Last Movie You Saw...

[Cheeky Gnando’s]

Watched Chef over the weekend. It's not Dunkirk so who really gives a shit, right, but it's great.

[PHOODLE-OUt]

I critiqued chef on here before, I still can't work out how it was so brilliant, such a nothing story and topic Stellar cast I suppose.

[Cheeky Gnando’s]

It's like all of Jon Favreau's movies (written by him I mean), in that basically nothing happens, but the characters are just so much fun to be around you don't care

[PHOODLE-OUt]

Yeah, I really like JF's movies/performances in the main.

[Del-icious]

Is Chef the one where he goes on the road with the food van?

Love that film.

[Cheeky Gnando’s]

Yeah. Soundtrack is superb as well. I already had this from some kind of compilation (possibly a Fabriclive album), but still got a bit excited when it came on in the van:

[Roger H. Sterling]

Dunkirk was fantastic. 2 hours flew in.

[Dexter]

Nocturnal Animals.

[Picards Forehead]

It's like all of Jon Favreau's movies (written by him I mean), in that basically nothing happens, but the characters are just so much fun to be around you don't care

Im sure I said this last time but the women he sets himself up with are ludicrous

[Cheeky Gnando’s]

Im sure I said this last time but the women he sets himself up with are ludicrous

In Made, he gives himself Famke Janssen and rejects her

I'm furiously taking notes from the Binging With Babish recipes for his Aioli and Cubanos. Late 40s, 20 stone, balding pube haircut and he's supposedly fucking Scarlett Johansson for laughs because his food is dece

[PHOODLE-OUt]

 for his Aioli and Cubanos. Late 40s, 20 stone, balding pube haircut

Pics of Mrs Acey to see if this scenario is realistic

[pondlife]

Baby Driver, 5.5-6/10
Decent soundtrack, and few wry smile moments but generally, they drew it out waaay too much and and blew the end with an OTT dumb-ed down all action ending. sigh!

[Steven Toast]

Dunkirk was fucking brilliant.

[2MatoFish]

The Skin I Live In is on iplayer and it's great. Really inventive thriller with tinges of horror. Antonio Banderas is a plastic surgeon who has a young woman captive and is performing a series of operations on her as some sort of vengeance, and the reason for it unfolds. It's very much a modern hitchcock.

Am currently half way through the recent conan the barbarian movie. It's pish

[PHOODLE-OUt]

I've seen that top one 2na, pretty good. More twists than a twisty thing.

[Shteve]

More twists than a twisty thing.

[Rory Breaker]

saw 'the skin I live in' 2na I'm sure I recommended it on the foreign movie thread(was that on here or over there?)
it's a great film, as VS said plenty twists and the end was a classic "didn't see that coming" moment.
Tend to watch the occasional foreign film, the last one was an Argentinian crime/corruption/thriller 'the secret in there eyes' recently picked up a Brazilian mafia film called 'Boca' but not got round to watching it it yet

[2MatoFish]

Secret In Their Eyes is great too. Like the best ever itv cop drama.

[Mr A]

Dunkirk was absolutely superb. Will defo go back to watch it again.

[Dexter]

Lucky Number Slevin.

6/10

Going In Style

6/10