what was the last film you watched

[mackem 26,521]

Retaliation 9/10 sexual abuse in the church, really powerful performance from Orlando Bloom, don't watch it if your in a happy mood, it will spin your head

 

[mackem 26,521]

Ben Foster and Chris Pine, its a winning formula on par with Hell or High Water 8.5/10

 

[mackem 26,521]

9/10 your not going to see the twist till it steps out of the shadows

 

[Leo Sayer 2,605]

On 27/04/2022 at 23:20, Bosun11 said:

Calm With Horses

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I post here when a film has genuinely stirred me, and this one really did...

The story of Arm, an ex boxer and now an enforcer, for a criminal family in rural Ireland. Trying to provide and be a father for his autistic son and with his ex still in his heart. A film about divided loyalty.

It's stark, gritty, poignant and a compelling watch.

With the lead played by Cosmo Jarvis, an American actor, who is superb in the part, though for me Barry Keoghan, who plays the menacing Dymphna, steals the show.

It's the Director Nick Roland's debut film and he cinematoghraphy is fantastic, with a stella cast and best of all, the director goes for the real story, before the Hollywood blockbuster ending....

Blew me away...

8.5/10

Watched it when it came out, cracking film. Another film I really enjoyed was Tresspass Against Us , about a traveller family. Brendan Gleeson and Michael Fassbender play blinding roles in it. I've also watched a couple of YouTube documentaries on the family in the film as it was based on a true story. 

[mackem 26,521]

1 hour ago, Leo Sayer said:

Another film I really enjoyed was Tresspass Against Us , about a traveller family. Brendan Gleeson and Michael Fassbender play blinding roles in it. I've also watched a couple of YouTube documentaries on the family in the film as it was based on a true story. 

 

[Leo Sayer 2,605]

12 hours ago, mackem said:

 

That's the one, the Johnson's.  You wouldn't want them at the end of your garden lol 

[mackem 26,521]

5 hours ago, Leo Sayer said:

That's the one, the Johnson's.  You wouldn't want them at the end of your garden lol 

I would have nicked their caravans, I have form

[Leo Sayer 2,605]

59 minutes ago, mackem said:

I would have nicked their caravans, I have form

But what's your Subaru driving like lol 

[Ken's Deputy 4,459]

In Bruges.

Amazon Prime. Hour forty.

Seen it before but, seemed worth another go. Good film ~ as most will know. I'd forgotten quite what a complete cluster fukk the ending becomes!

[.357shooter 1,218]

watched stir crazy again and being a bit of a film buff noticed that the guy out of better call saul is in it.mike i think his name is in that series.

[waltjnr 6,787]

Watched end of Ozarks season 4 ,very good  

[dytkos 17,799]

American Assassin:  Netflix, 1 hour 50 mins.

Man sees fiance killed by terrorists so joins the CIA to kill terrorists.

Fast paced action thriller.  Decent. 7/10

Cheers, D.

[Astanley 11,568]

I don't really watch TV or films ,but I have been baby sitting lately and had to sit through ,A series of unfortunate events ,Lemony Snickert ,....and it's brilliant ,

[Ken's Deputy 4,459]

1 hour ago, Astanley said:

A series of unfortunate events

Christ, that rings a hell of a bell, Stan! Something tells me ye dead right. Though I honestly can't remember even the least trace of what the hell it was about!

Not something brand new, is it? My mind playing tricks on me?

 

[Astanley 11,568]

No I think it's a few years old mate ,there is a film ,which I had to watch which I enjoyed ,then a tv series which kept me happy all week ,and I got a running commentary from a 9 yr old ,which lent it a whole new perspective .