Last film you watched?

[luckyblue]

Grosse Pointe Blank - one of my favourites that I just rewatched now that it's on Disney+. Adore the humour and the soundtrack

 

[Noseybatch]

The second act on prime, wasn't impressed

 

[Itsjustwhatithink!]

The Simpsons Movie

 

[Moth]

'The Sisters Brothers' on Netflix. It's a western starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Joaquin Phoenix, John C Reilly and Riz Ahmed. I'd give it a good 7/10. Not a traditional western, a lot more character based.

 

[Notorious PIG]

Mad Max: Fury Road. I hated it, it was exhausting to watch from start to finish.

After years of avoiding the Fast and the Furious franchise (I had an irrational dislike of Vin Diesel) I actually sat down and watch the first two recently, and enjoyed them. I’d always incorrectly assumed that it was just about cars and nothing else. Finally warming to Vin Diesel.

 

[ProphecyGirl]

Deadly illusions. Good plot, tit movie

 

[eSsExBiRd]

Baggage Claim.

if you want a predicable romcom that requires no effort on your part then this is the film for you

 

[maxrigger]

Just downloaded The Father to watch with a friend and I tonight, watched the first 20m and I'm stocking up on tissues.

 

[Death2unicorns]

'The Sisters Brothers' on Netflix. It's a western starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Joaquin Phoenix, John C Reilly and Riz Ahmed. I'd give it a good 7/10. Not a traditional western, a lot more character based.

the book ‘the sisters brothers’ by Patrick Dewitt is brilliant, haven’t seen the film yet but will give it a watch

 

[rememberwayne]

The Green Book, was very enlightening.

 

[giraffewoman]

The King of Staten Island - A comedy with a good story, I am now a Pete Davidson fan.
Promising Young Woman - excellent thriller from Margot Robbies production company. Thought Carey Mulligan was brilliant and Bo Burnham did very wel
I Care A Lot - really enjoyed this, something different.

 

[DoctorWho]

Greta

 

[Moth]

I watched 'Yesterday' about a guy who wakes up from an accident in a world where no one else remembers the Beatles and claims their music as his own - it was really good, would recommend especially if you are a Beatles fan

I really thought this was one of the worst films I've ever seen. Can't believe I wasted my time. The concept was good but that was it for me.

Wasn't that idea used in 'Goodnight Sweetheart' the Nicholas Lyndhurst sit-com from the 1990s?

 

[Mookiegoose]

Wasn't that idea used in 'Goodnight Sweetheart' the Nicholas Lyndhurst sit-com from the 1990s?

Ooh maybe. I did watch Goodnight Sweetheart when it was first on - it's probably on UK Gold so I will have to see if I can catch a repeat.

 

[Moth]

Ooh maybe. I did watch Goodnight Sweetheart when it was first on - it's probably on UK Gold so I will have to see if I can catch a repeat.

I'm pretty sure Gary 'wrote' "When I'm 64" in one episode but it wasn't just Beatles' songs, I seem to remember Gary 'composing' Elton John's "Your Song" too.

 

[Matricks]

"The Dirty Dozen" - WW2 action/thriller starring Lee Marvin.

 

[Lanavalentine]

Saint Frances on Netflix - fantastic.

Also watched Promising Young Woman and agree with the poster above.

 

[It’sme]

Watched Hot Fuzz last night.

 

[rainbowlemon]

Contagion yesterday, before that it was Blade 2 (didn't finish it) , A quiet place, Shaun of the dead.

 

[Matricks]

Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975)

Probably my fave Python film of all. Still makes me laugh some 40 odd years on!

King Arthur - (after he has cut off both of the Black Knight's arms) Look, you stupid bastard, you've got no arms left!

Black Knight - Yes I have.

King Arthur - Look!

Black Knight - It's just a flesh wound!