Last film you watched?

[Lalla]

Yeah, I watched Alpha Papa, and found it incredibly lame compared to the Alan Partridge TV sitcom

I felt Alpha Papa started off brilliantly (the 'there's no fog' and 'I'm steering with my balls' were classic Partridge) then flagged a bit in the middle and picked up at the end. I think the problem is that for a film you need a story arc, something big has to happen, whereas in the Partridge series it was just him with his radio show and then living in the Linton Travel Tavern/ caravan and it was great because nothing much happened really

I watched Tenet recently. Apart from the presence of Aaron Taylor Johnson, not great. I also rewatched the Craft - which I enjoyed much more. Proper 90s nostalgia!

 

[Chateau Marmont]

I felt Alpha Papa started off brilliantly (the 'there's no fog' and 'I'm steering with my balls' were classic Partridge) then flagged a bit in the middle and picked up at the end. I think the problem is that for a film you need a story arc, something big has to happen, whereas in the Partridge series it was just him with his radio show and then living in the Linton Travel Tavern/ caravan and it was great because nothing much happened really

I watched Tenet recently. Apart from the presence of Aaron Taylor Johnson, not great. I also rewatched the Craft - which I enjoyed much more. Proper 90s nostalgia!

I rewatched the Craft not long ago. It was awesome. I wish Fairuza Balk acted more. I loved her as in Return to Oz when she was a child as well...such a strong, natural performer even at that age.

 

[under the ivy]

Bridget Jones: Edge of Reason

 

[Pinkblush]

Close encounters of the third kind

 

[265]

Close encounters of the third kind

I haven't seen that since the Directors cut was released.

 

[Pinkblush]

I haven't seen that since the Directors cut was released.

Yes I think that was released for the 40th anniversary. Feel so old

 

[Emoji]

Soul on Disney plus

 

[265]

Working my way thought the early bond films I missed last run, today it was GOLDFINGER.

 

[Mulholland Drive]

"Pulp Fiction"

Probably Tarantino's most complete and satisfying film. Great performances from Bruce Willis, John Travolta and Uma Thurman

 

[Ticktickmeh]

Big stick on Netflix. Good movie.

 

[265]

Thunderball, now I've caught up with the Bond Films.

 

[Dont swipe up!]

Pieces of a women on Netflix
That women needs an Oscar she was amazing

Trigger alert it is about baby loss

 

[Pinkblush]

Cujo - from a stephen king book.

 

[Happydays85]

Pieces of a women on Netflix
That women needs an Oscar she was amazing

Trigger alert it is about baby loss ❤

I agree, amazing film.

 

[Fancyfeathers]

Cars 2 on disney plus

 

[Noseybatch]

The buddy games, very funny

 

[Mulholland Drive]

The Shawshank Redemption


Just brilliant, and the most uplifting film I have seen in a long time

 

[Pinkblush]

An American Werewolf in London

 

[under the ivy]

Pieces of a Woman on Netflix - really upsetting plot but one of the best new films I’ve seen in ages

 

[AfterLife]

Watched The Call and Peppermint on Netflix today enjoyed both