What Was The Last Movie You Saw...

[Mikey]

The Irishman.

Garbage. De Niro looked like Tom Hanks in The Polar Express.

[Groot]

Why is everybody forgetting Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull?

[Zizou]

The Irishman.

Garbage. De Niro looked like Tom Hanks in The Polar Express.

Going to have to neggy you for this

As close to a modern day Goodfellas as you'll get. The CGI was a bit iffy tbf.

[2MatoFish]

irishman was pish.

[Felix]

Legacy of Lies - Scott Adkins latest. Absolutely terrible movie but the fight scenes aren't too bad.

Cosmos - really good slow burner.

[Shuto Makino]

Found The Irishman to be a pretty forgettable gangster film tbh. It was fine.

The bit where he's meant to be kicking the guy while he's down but you can see he's kicking nowhere near

[Big Physical Acey]

The bit where he's meant to be kicking the guy while he's down but you can see he's kicking nowhere near

We've got a lot of pro wrestling fans on TalkHearts m8, so I doubt that'll bother many people.

[Felix]

Found The Irishman to be a pretty forgettable gangster film tbh. It was fine.

The bit where he's meant to be kicking the guy while he's down but you can see he's kicking nowhere near

So, a lot like your fights then?

[Shuto Makino]

Do you not do tae kwon do

[Big Physical Acey]

Think Felix wins that round tbh

[Shuto Makino]

A new experience for him

[Felix]

[Shuto Makino]

De Rouille et d'os (Rust and Bone)

Good film. Same director as Un Prophète for those of you who like that. Marion Cotillard, an orca trainer who loses her legs in a freak accident, and a guy who comes back to France from Belgium and gets into illegal bare knuckle fighting become involved with one another.

[Shuto Makino]

Scarface and Un Français, which the English version of is called 'French Blood' - about a National Front activist through the openly fascist days of the 1980s, who gradually moves away from fascism and watches as his old fascist mates get more outwardly 'respectable'. Decent enough film, kind of wants to be 'French History X' at times. Not on that level but it's alright.

[Zizou]

The Peanut Butter Falcon

Shia Lebouf forms an unlikely bond with a boy with down syndrome. Nice watchable wholesome stuff.

Well done Morph on your first acting role.

[Steven Toast]

The Peanut Butter Falcon

Shia Lebouf forms an unlikely bond with a boy with down syndrome. Nice watchable wholesome stuff.

Well done Morph on your first acting role.

[Cheeky Gnando’s]

The Nightingale. Mid 1820s colonial Australia, an Irish servant/prisoner is raped and has her family murdered by British officers, so she takes an aboriginal guide on a hunt to find them and get revenge.

I thought it was amazing. Some great performances. It's seriously brutal in parts but is clever and empathetic as well.

[Herzog]

Watching True Lies. Jamie Lee Curtus

[Zizou]

That Jamie Foxx Netlix film

Netflix are churning out some amount of shite after a promising start.

[Shuto Makino]

The Departed Class film, but had a weird moment looking at Damon/Di Caprio and realising that film was much closer in time to Good Will Hunting/Titanic than today