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    Eye for an Eye.

    On netflix, spanish film. Cool revenge flick but you realise at the end that someone else had a better revenge.

    Now this is the first film that has a 2 second shot of something that will make you gag and retch. Never seen before. Towards the end and of no consequence to the film. But they showed it. Can never be unseen.

    And its not the head in toilet scene.

    Great acting.

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    Saw a Korean film at the cinema called Parasite last week. If you don’t mind subtitles, I recommend it highly!

    Another film I caught for the first time in about a decade, 48 Hours, with Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy. Forgotten how good that was!

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    Quote Originally Posted by CaptainRockNRoll View Post
    Saw a Korean film at the cinema called Parasite last week. If you don’t mind subtitles, I recommend it highly!
    Yes. Quite "different" and very well done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by calypso View Post
    Yes. Quite "different" and very well done.
    That director does different very well

    Snowpiercer is his effort too. Watch it if you can. Cracking film.

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    The Gentlemen. Tip-top entertainment. Great cast and Guy Ritchie's gift for dialogue is a winning combination.

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    I thought 12 strong was watchable.


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    I thoroughly enjoyed Uncut Gems. It isn’t particularly ‘enjoyable’ to watch, but I found it absolutely compulsive viewing. It’s stressful, intense and rather exhausting - but it’s also one of the most intensely watchable films of the last few years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vanguard View Post
    Ad Astra, the story is average but it's a complete visual treat, the space scenes are amazing.
    Watched this last night. The plot is poor and makes no sense in places but the visual are excellent. I thought that the moon buggy chase scene / fight were amazing. I'm going to watch it again tonight just for the special effects.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Velorum View Post
    Watched this last night. The plot is poor and makes no sense in places but the visual are excellent. I thought that the moon buggy chase scene / fight were amazing. I'm going to watch it again tonight just for the special effects.

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    It's a movie that really benefits from being watched in the cinema. I agree that the plot is poor. It does look and sound lovely, there are some really beautiful 2001-esque scenes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Franky Four Fingers View Post
    Probably already been posted several times but I watched Mule over the weekend with Clint Eastwood.
    Fantastic film imo and was pleased that they didn't make him some kind of oap badass.
    If you're like me and a die hard Eastwood fan it's also very hard to see the guy as he is now, think of Eastwood and you think Dirty Harry and not some very frail elderly gentleman.
    Watched this last night, very watchable and enjoyable.

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    It's been a while, but it's a good movie.

    About Eastwood's 'frail' posture (as FFF wrote): I think it's good. He looks old but healthy, his mental state is perfect as well. What's more, he does look his age. Not like some desperately trying to look (and act) younger. I admire that in him. And he's now playing the roles that fit him: a grandfather-like person. Sometimes 'tough', (Gran Torino) and sometimes making the best of his life (Mule).

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    Quote Originally Posted by ronnie3585 View Post
    I thoroughly enjoyed Uncut Gems. It isn’t particularly ‘enjoyable’ to watch, but I found it absolutely compulsive viewing. It’s stressful, intense and rather exhausting - but it’s also one of the most intensely watchable films of the last few years.
    If you haven't aleady you should check out the Safdie brothers previous work, 'Good Times'. I think it's still available on Netflix.

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    I saw Parasite yesterday on the strength of its virtual Oscars sweep Sunday night. I certainly had my doubts going in, but I was very pleasantly surprised to find it an excellent and quite engaging film. Other than the subtitles (which I personally don't mind), the movie was very "Western." It could have been set in New York, London, Paris, etc. with nary a change.

    Excellent and recommended.


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    I really enjoyed Last Breath on Netflix last night.

    It is reconstructed documentary using actual footage of North Sea saturation divers and a tragic accident.

    It is around 90mins but I was riveted


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    The King

    It's wonderfully atmospheric and the acting is so good it feels like you're watching what really occurred, rather than a film.

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    Quote Originally Posted by paw3001 View Post
    I really enjoyed Last Breath on Netflix last night.
    Yes. Very well done. As a certified claustrophobic :), I had a hard time watching it.
    Last edited by calypso; 13th February 2020 at 08:32.

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    Watched Jojo Rabbit last night. Completely bonkers but loved every minute of it. Joyful experience!


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    A movie I'd like to see: An Officer and a Spy aka J'accuse...see also this link.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kaiserphoenix View Post
    THE RAID.

    What a thrilling film.
    Excellent movie. YOu may also like Dredd https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1343727/?ref_=tt_sims_tt

    Looking forward for this movie for kids:

    "Sonic the Hedgehog" is racing to a dominant $55 million opening at 3,150 North American locations during the four-day President's Day weekend in a launch that's above forecasts, early estimates showed Friday. Read more...
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    Watched uncut gems last night.

    Not sure if I liked it or not. Very fast all the way through but kept me hooked
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    The art of driving in the rain
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    Knives out

    Really enjoyed it. A bit of a reverse whodunit.

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    Parasite

    An utter masterpiece. Hands down the best film I've seen in the past 6 months

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    Another thumbs up for JoJo Rabbit. Just saw it on the plane and it had me in tears.

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    Fractured on Netflix cracking ending :)

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    Quote Originally Posted by ryanb741 View Post
    Parasite

    An utter masterpiece. Hands down the best film I've seen in the past 6 months
    A bit OT...a link to Parasite film posters from around the world.

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    Katherine Johnson died today at 101.

    She was undoubtedly worthy of a RIP thread, but most people would have no idea of who she was.

    So instead I strongly recommend you watch Theodore Melfi's "Hidden Figures"



    You can read a proper obituary here.

    But go and watch the movie. Those ladies deserve it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by markstone View Post
    Excellent movie. YOu may also like Dredd https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1343727/?ref_=tt_sims_tt

    Looking forward for this movie for kids:

    "Sonic the Hedgehog" is racing to a dominant $55 million opening at 3,150 North American locations during the four-day President's Day weekend in a launch that's above forecasts, early estimates showed Friday. Read more...
    Watched it with the kids yesterday, I enjoyed it more than I thought I would. Make sure you stay for the ‘secret’ scene halfway through the end credits.

    Also watched ‘Fisherman’s friends’ about the Cornish sea shanty group, a really nice film. ( Prime I think it was on)
    Cheers..
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    Look out for a film called Dark Waters, absolutely amazing storyline and acting, you’ll never use a non stick frying pan again...


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    Quote Originally Posted by paw3001 View Post
    I really enjoyed Last Breath on Netflix last night.

    It is reconstructed documentary using actual footage of North Sea saturation divers and a tragic accident.

    It is around 90mins but I was riveted


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    +1 This really is an on the edge of your seat experience

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    Quote Originally Posted by relaxer7 View Post
    +1 This really is an on the edge of your seat experience
    Added this to my watch list 👍

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    I've just returned from The Gentlemen. Wow! That was good. Right on the top-shelf next to Snatch and Lock Stock.


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    Another thumbs-up for Parasite here. Totally engaging, well shot and acted. Loved the house, too.

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    Really enjoyed the new version of Aladdin.

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    I saw Margot Robbie in Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey on Tuesday. It had been scoring some good ratings from critics and audiences, but it was a bit too "childish" (?) for me (I'm 72!). I found it mildly entertaining, but was generally disappointed.


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    Cold War [Zimna Wojna] (2018) A beautifully made Polish film. Touching and quite sad. Needs a bit of patience but well worth it.

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    Mystery Road. An Australian film, Really well done and has what I think could be the best final shoot out, bar none.

    I know this thread is for films, but there's also an Australian TV Series called Mystery Road, which is also excellent.

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    A Private War

    Watched this the other night as my wifes choice.

    It was actually quite good.

    True story about a female war reporter in heavily war-torn conflict zones. Made a nice change.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 100thmonkey View Post
    Watched uncut gems last night.

    Not sure if I liked it or not. Very fast all the way through but kept me hooked
    I tried this and gave up after about an hour. I just got fed up with the constant 'very shouty/arguing' dialogue. Shame it was otherwise quite engaging.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Martylaa View Post
    Look out for a film called Dark Waters, absolutely amazing storyline and acting, you’ll never use a non stick frying pan again...


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    I watched a documentary about this called the ‘The Devil We Know’. It was riveting, scary and left me utterly disgusted.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt London View Post
    I watched a documentary about this called the ‘The Devil We Know’. It was riveting, scary and left me utterly disgusted.
    Where did you watch that - which channel please ??

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    Quote Originally Posted by reggie747 View Post
    Where did you watch that - which channel please ??
    It's available to rent on Amazon Prime.

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    Quote Originally Posted by reggie747 View Post
    Where did you watch that - which channel please ??
    I watched it on the BBC but no longer available there.

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    My wife wanted to see *Contagion*, and we have it on DVD. Not a recent film, but good. Her reaction. She really dislikes bats.

    Best wishes,
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    We watched "The Bone Collector" again last night with Denzel Washington and Angelina Jolie and then "The Con Is On" with Uma Thurman and Tim Roth, most amusing.

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    Whole chunks of my life come under the heading "it seemed like a good idea at the time".

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    Watched Zombieland II Double Tap last night, it’s £2.99 on iTunes this weekend. Really enjoyed it, strangely appropriate for our apocalyptic times, but highly entertaining throughout (assuming you like that kind of thing). Needed something funny to distract from the news and this ticked the box. I suspect we’ll rewatch the original.

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    The Two Pope's is on Netflix. Very good.

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    Watched the Martian in glorious 4k. Superb film. Felt I was stranded on Mars myself! 8.5/10.

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    "The Towering Inferno" last night. Surprisingly good after so many decades, some cheesy characters and dialogue but it is a 70"s disaster movie after all.
    The effects were actually pretty good generally for 1974, and some of the burning and falling firefighters and civilians was slightly disturbing post World Trade Centre. Definitely recommend a revisit.


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    Midway, superb film


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