Let's have a films thread.

[foxile5]

 

 

11 hours ago, RobHawk said:

Seen free solo a while back, incredible viewing

Watched The Dawn Wall last night. Climbing doc too. Highly recommend. 

 

Got Deer Hunter on right now. 

 

[Harry96]

Miracle in cell no.7 is a good watch proper emotional 

[ithuriel]

Almost any Coen brothers film, saying that because there are so many and I doubt anyone has seen them all, which must mean there is always something to watch.

 

[The Bear]

I've seen them all. 

 

Big Lebowski is still my favourite film. 

[ithuriel]

Kind of want to see this.

[Dr Marco]

Tonight on BBC 2 at 22:15:

 

 

[rico]

16 hours ago, Dr Marco said:

Tonight on BBC 2 at 22:15:

 

 

Missed this, will try and get on i player 

[Mark 'expert' Lawrenson]

On 20/04/2020 at 03:20, ithuriel said:

Almost any Coen brothers film, saying that because there are so many and I doubt anyone has seen them all, which must mean there is always something to watch.

 

Loads on there I’ve not seen.

[rico]

Extraction on Netflix with Chris Hemsworth is a good action film 8/10

[stripeyfox]

Randomly flicking for something to watch and came across this old classic:

 

The Bounty (1984 version) with Anthony Hopkins and Mel Gibson

 

As an epic story that has always fascinated me - got me thinking this would be a great title for an epic Netflix style mini series!

 

 

 

[Kinowe Soorie]

The Gentleman. Fantastic film, best I’ve watched in ages.

[Tuna]

Angel Has Fallen - utter rubbish.

 

21 Bridges - decent cop thriller.

 

Both on Amazon Prime.

[stretch1965]

38 minutes ago, Kinowe Soorie said:

The Gentleman. Fantastic film, best I’ve watched in ages.

Watched it twice now, how good is Hugh Grant in this. And I am not a fan of him either!

[Unabomber]

1 hour ago, Kinowe Soorie said:

The Gentleman. Fantastic film, best I’ve watched in ages.

Where can I see this 

[Kinowe Soorie]

2 hours ago, stretch1965 said:

Watched it twice now, how good is Hugh Grant in this. And I am not a fan of him either!

Really good. Lots of good performances though, typical Guy Ritchie quality.

[Webbo]

I'd give The Gentlemen 6.5/10. I thought the dialogue was unrealistic, even the swearing sounded fake.

[Kinowe Soorie]

2 hours ago, Unabomber said:

Where can I see this 

I watched it via something dodgy

[Guest MattP]

Watched Casablanca for the first ever time and was absolutely blown away, expected it to be good but even better than that. The scene where they strike up La Marseillaise is just stunning.

 

Hard to get my head around that being written actually during WW2 when it was still in the balance.

[ithuriel]

Just now, MattP said:

Watched Casablanca for the first ever time and was absolutely blown away, expected it to be good but even better than that. The scene where they strike up La Marseillaise is just stunning.

 

Hard to get my head around that being written actually during WW2 when it was still in the balance.

You'd never seen it before? wow.

Love a lot of black n white classics, a fair few have Bogart in too, like the Treasure of Sierra Madre

[Guest MattP]

3 minutes ago, ithuriel said:

You'd never seen it before? wow.

Love a lot of black n white classics, a fair few have Bogart in too, like the Treasure of Sierra Madre

I'll give that a go - I've watched him in Maltese Falcon and thought he was fantastic.

[ithuriel]

3 minutes ago, MattP said:

I'll give that a go - I've watched him in Maltese Falcon and thought he was fantastic.

Well, I will not spoil it, that and the movie he got an Oscar for are great movies in my book

 

[Alf Bentley]

16 minutes ago, MattP said:

I'll give that a go - I've watched him in Maltese Falcon and thought he was fantastic.

 

I'd second Treasure of the Sierra Madre.

 

Also The Big Sleep and The African Queen, if you've not seen them.

[Stadt]

I’ve barely watched any pre 70s films, not sure why I have an aversion to them because I’m sure I’d enjoy the likes of Rear Window, Casablanca, Lawrence of Arabia etc but I’m just not arsed 

[Countryfox]

8 hours ago, MattP said:

Watched Casablanca for the first ever time and was absolutely blown away, expected it to be good but even better than that. The scene where they strike up La Marseillaise is just stunning.

 

Hard to get my head around that being written actually during WW2 when it was still in the balance.

One of my favourite films ..  seen it so many times ..  the missus got me a special edition of it for Christmas ages ago ..  👍

[The Bear]

Maltese Falcon is my favourite Bogie film. 

 

I too watched Casablanca for the first time last year. Thought it was meh tbh.