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*** Official Film Thread ***
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ricky2tricky4city
Barry Daines
I felt exactly the same.
Rorschach
Mel Hopkins
Del Toro was also a bit of a scene stealer. I liked his character.
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Bedfordspurs
Paul Gascoigne
You know who his dad is
Stephen Dillane, great actor
The film is also dire etc by Harris dingdonginson so one of the great new hopes
thfcsteff
Sonny Walters
Yes indeed, lineage is good and that director has already blazed a name acting I believe...this was the first film I'd seen which he directed. Brilliant yet devastating...
Bedfordspurs
Paul Gascoigne
Let’s see how well he plays John Lennon in the Beatles films
I watched The Rip
Poor acting and so so script
But mindless watching and good violence makes it just OK
Poor acting and so so script
But mindless watching and good violence makes it just OK
Bugonia - I really liked it. The 3 main characters are all incredible.
MartyFunkhouser
Terry Dyson
I actually really enjoyed it
As someone who doesn't like F1, I also enjoyed that, very obvious but fun
MartyFunkhouser
Terry Dyson
If its the 1976 film its one of my favs...........William Holden at his best
Lemonade Money
Colin Calderwood
Watched Running Man, had no idea it was Edgar Wright until the film started. Half way through was thinking, this isn't very good for Wright, then the Michael Cera scene started - brilliant.
We watched The Bone Temple at the weekend. What a spectacle, loved it! Not sure how I managed to go in remaining unspoiled from what I feel is a major point of interest...
Wonderful performances from Fiennes and O'Connell. Perhaps 'wonderful' is not the right word for O'Connell. 'Wonderfully horrific' is probably a better fit!
Wonderful performances from Fiennes and O'Connell. Perhaps 'wonderful' is not the right word for O'Connell. 'Wonderfully horrific' is probably a better fit!
MartyFunkhouser
Terry Dyson
I saw the first half and it was ok, seemed abit slow and I think you can tell its a film thats been unstitched into two halves. Keen to see this one on that basis
Lemonade Money
Colin Calderwood
Thought it was brilliant from start to finish, but then it was my third attempt at not falling asleep (not the films fault), so the start was somewhat familiar. And yes, Penn is bloody excellent!