Last film you watched?

[bolimepipi]

Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975)

Probably my fave Python film of all. Still makes me laugh some 40 odd years on!

i farrrrrrrt in your general direction!

 

[Katykatykaty]

Chaos Walking on Sky. Both me and my husband read the book back in 2017 so have been sat waiting for the film to finally get released - we needn’t have bothered. Absolute pants! I hate when filmmakers take good source material then decide not to follow the plot of it. This time it’s even worse as the author of the book was one of the screenwriters if I remember rightly, it’s as if he forgot the plot of his own novel!

 

[Eirawen]

BlacKkKlansman on C4 last Saturday. Not as good as had anticipated.

 

[emm]

BlacKkKlansman on C4 last Saturday. Not as good as had anticipated.

I saw that too, actually better than I thought but I think my expectations had been low

 

[Millyve]

Tangled.

 

[Matricks]

"Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri" - perhaps not the most memorable of film titles, but the film itself was rather excellent with yet another stellar performance from Frances McDormand.

 

[Noseybatch]

The king kong, godzilla movie wasn't the worst, I enjoyed it

 

[Itsmedoctortea]

Run
on netflix
Similar to the series the act

 

[lcb94]

The Truman Show

 

[bolimepipi]

shrek 2, try naming a better film i'll wait

 

[Matricks]

"Planet of the Apes" (1968).

A good film with a decent performance from Charlton Heston. Probably the best of the "Apes" films, not least for its brilliant ending - which even today is equally exceptional & shocking in its conclusion!

 

[Droosie123]

Breaking Dawn Pt 2 (aka the last of the Twilight franchise) just for Michael Sheen as Aro...best thing about the films.

 

[Geranium]

Sherpa. Really good.

 

[Lola UK]

5 feet apart on Netflix. It was really sad. It’s about teens who have cystic fibrosis and they aren’t allowed to get close to each other.

I then watched a YouTube documentary about a girl it was loosely based on, Chloe Wineland.

 

[Matricks]

"Se7en" (1995)

Bleak downbeat opening credits: bleak downbeat closing credits: bleak downbeat main story in the middle. You'd be hard pushed to think this came out of Hollywood!

Phenomenal film that still stands up very well today!

 

[AlanBanan]

"Se7en" (1995)

Bleak downbeat opening credits: bleak downbeat closing credits: bleak downbeat main story in the middle. You'd be hard pushed to think this came out of Hollywood!

Phenomenal film that still stands up very well today!

WHATS IN THE BOX!?

But I watched heavenly creatures today that starred a young Kate Winslet and Melanie Lynskey. Only outcome I could think of was “what the actual duck!?”

shrek 2, try naming a better film i'll wait

I was having a discussion last night that the soundtrack from Shrek 2 is possible the greatest music soundtrack of all time. Banger after banger.

 

[Hello Kitty]

Alien: covenant

 

[FenellaTheWitch]

'Rebecca' on Netflix.

I enjoyed it but I have never seen any other version.

 

[Keikochan]

shrek 2, try naming a better film i'll wait

Shrek 1

 

[Ditto247]

The Upside

It was so good!!