Have watched a few recently, here are some recommendations
Saltburn
House of Gucci
A Man Called Otto
Moon
Vanilla Sky
Seconds
True Spirit
Tetris
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Have watched a few recently, here are some recommendations
Saltburn
House of Gucci
A Man Called Otto
Moon
Vanilla Sky
Seconds
True Spirit
Tetris
I couldn’t get past the Saltburn trailer - it put me off completely. Also avoiding Hanks in A Man Called Otto - a totally unnecessary remake of a great Scandi film (and an even better book).Originally Posted by TWGL1
My recent list of films seen in the pictures is:
The Old Oak (brilliant by Loach if a bit too feel good at the end).
Oppenheimer (serious and seriously good film but stolen by Robert Downey Jnr)
Napoleon (spectacle and made up history - loved it)
Cheers for your recommendations
A man called Otto is great 7.5/10 give it a go
Oh yeah, have a look at the The Road for a glimpse of life in the near future
How the hell do you find time to research all of your conspiracy theories, if you are always sat in front of the TV watching films!
PS I'd recommend watching a few Wes Anderson films if you like that sort of thing
How the hell do you find time to research all of your conspiracy theories, if you are always sat in front of the TV watching films!
PS I'd recommend watching a few Wes Anderson films if you like that sort of thing
Start with these ...I'd recommend watching a few Wes Anderson films if you like that sort of thing
The Royal Tenenbaums
The Darjeeling Limited
The Grand Budapest Hotel
There are a few new ones I need to check out too.
Ah, on the alternative forum! Pity
Anyone seen Zone of Interest? Thoughts?
Hoping to see it in the next few weeks. Seen the trailer.... and read a few reviews. Didn't realise it is based on a Martin Amis novel.
Yeah, I saw that it was an Amis novel. Not sure how the novel worked though, as the film is pretty much all about the visuals, sound and ambience - and quite stunning in that respect. It must be watched in a cinema though I would have thought.
This has been showing for a week or so on Sky Cinema - fantastic cast, and Wes Anderson at his weird best!
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Grand Budapest Hotel is a great film
Love all of this movies.
Has anyone seen ‘Poor Things’?
Getting a lot of attention pre Oscars.
I read the book 30 years ago (read everything Alasdair Gray wrote) but can’t imagine how it was translated for the screen.
It’s got a very good write up in IMDb, will add it to my watch list
I watched 'Poor Things' about 3 weeks ago.
Absolutely brilliant, innovative and brave film. A fantastic performance by Emma Stone - and a superb supporting cast (Willem Dafoe, Mark Ruffalo, Christopher Abbott, Vicky Pepperdine....). Deserves all the awards it (and Stone) will get.
Once upon a time in Hollywood is one of the best films I have seen in recent years. Mammoth, a bit bizarre in places but an incredible film
I saw it in the cinema on my own and it was quite an experience.
Was on Netflix last time I checked
It will be remembered as the last great film before Hollywood went totally woke!
Just watched it tonight for the third time. One of my favourite films and certainly Tarantino’s best imo. Could watch the cinematography on loop.
Not a film, 'The Space Shuttle That fell To Earth' Documentary, three parts. Brilliant.
It’s a good story
I wont tell you how it endsIt’s a good story
I watched The Good Nurse. A good but chilling true crime film. Not so much a whodunnit as you know very early on the answer to that one. A damning indictment of the US health system, if one was needed.
That sounds dark
I saw Wicked Little Letters over the weekend.
If you want to have a laugh, then go and see it. If you're easily offended by swearing, then don't.
Timothy Spall and Olivia Coleman are worth watching in most things they do anyway, but they're excellent in this.
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