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big mervyn wrote:

Snipe Watson wrote:

big mervyn wrote:

Snipe Watson wrote:

big mervyn wrote:Tell you what though. Feckin' stroke of luck that Death Star Mark II had a similar fundamental design flaw to the original. If there's one thing we've all learnt, it's protect yer oscillator at all costs

Darth Og wasn't a patch on his granda either. Feckin wimp.

I haven't seen it yet and you're dropping spoilers like a big racist ballix...........

Ooops! Sorry. I'm usually the last person to see fillums. Didn't even occurr to me that some of you hadn't.
Better hurry. There were 6 of us in the cinema yesterday afternoon.

All Caucasian?

Very much so. Do I have to pay McWhirter for using that?

As long as you don't end it with 'Stephen' you're golden.

Seen Deadpool yesterday. I enjoyed it.

I saw Mulholland Drive the other day, in the words of Nan

Was it just me or did anyone else think The Revenant was three hours of their life they can never get back? Maybe I was just expecting too much.
I love westerns, but the last really great western was Unforgiven in 1992

Snipe Watson wrote:Was it just me or did anyone else think The Revenant was three hours of their life they can never get back? Maybe I was just expecting too much.

Agree 100%. For all the hype and awards etc... I was bored. Really bored.

Snipe Watson wrote:Was it just me or did anyone else think The Revenant was three hours of their life they can never get back? Maybe I was just expecting too much.
I love westerns, but the last really great western was Unforgiven in 1992

80% of it was Leo DiCaprio walking or sleeping. I thought it was ok, but not worthy of the rave reviews it has received.

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fuzzylogic wrote:

Snipe Watson wrote:Was it just me or did anyone else think The Revenant was three hours of their life they can never get back? Maybe I was just expecting too much.

Agree 100%. For all the hype and awards etc... I was bored. Really bored.

In my own opinion any films that get rave reviews, and a heap of awards are usually crap

Watched Uncle Buck yesterday with the kids for the first time in about 25 years. Forgot how funny John Candy was in it.

The Revenant was all a bit too unrelentingly grim to be enjoyable. DiCaprio will probably get the Oscar on the basis of "look what he had to do to film it..." rather than on acting.

I enjoyed "The Big Short" It is quite different from the Michael Lewis book which is very factual and instead the film is a bit of a farce to emphasise the stupidity and idiocy of the people involved with the whole financial system.

Also "Spotlight", a good story well told. Solid no fuss film making.

And for some fluff "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies". It is rubbish, but I found it entertaining anyway but I like Zombie films.

Agreed about The Revenant. The cinematography was wonderful, the acting was excellent and I suspect the portrayal of life on the frontier in the 18th century was fairly accurate. However, the story was a simple one of revenge and could have been told in about half of the time. If DiCaprio gets the Oscar, it will be more for his whole body of work than just for this one movie, I think.
I thought Spotlight was really good - a gripping story, well told, relevant, and superbly acted.

Very much enjoyed Spotlight. Big fan of Mark Ruffalo and Leiv Schreiber.

Bridge of Spies was my movie of the year.

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I enjoyed that Snipe. I've yet to see the Revenant though I'm looking forward to it.

Film of the year was Star Wars though.

damianmcr wrote:I enjoyed that Snipe. I've yet to see the Revenant though I'm looking forward to it.

Film of the year was Star Wars though.

Don't get too excited about the revenant, it's long and gloomy. Probably a very well made movie, but I can't be bothered with all that arty farty crap. I wasn't gripped by it.
I have not seen Star wars yet.

Id recommend it. Im a huge fan but the girlfriend loved it and the younger brother enjoyed it as well.

Watched Antman Wednesday night and enjoyed it.