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  • earth
    earth Posts: 934
    The Nice Guys.

    Kind of an old school PI crime film dressed as Starsky and Hutch. Every PI has a bright female secretary who looks after him and does a bit of detective work on the sly. In this story it's the detectives 13 year old daughter who sneaks into parties with him to question porn actresses while watching their movies. I guess thats Hollywood.

    The underling caper is a car manufacturer has been deceiving their customers with a catalytic converter that doesn't work. Air pollution is the result. I wonder how long it takes to come up with a script, get the actors and crew together and turn out a movie? Because there's something very topical and familiar about the plot. The final word is that someone is always there to protect Detroit, that great motor manufacturing city that only a few years ago was bankrupt.
  • gedme
    gedme Posts: 68
    Harvey starring James Stewart. Invisible rabbit man who likes his drink
    Perfect Saturday morning viewing...
  • Mr Sharky
    Mr Sharky Posts: 172
    Deadpool.

    Rather refreshing take on the whole Super Hero film (of which I have seen many, and been disappointed by a lot too). The story is straight forward, and predictable (let's be honest) but the OTT violence and gore, coupled with the fast, sarcastic and potty mouthed script made it a most amusing rewatch (saw it at the cinema upon release, and got the bluray yesterday evening).
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  • finchy
    finchy Posts: 6,686
    Some film on movies4men. When an iceberg turns up in Miami harbour, a climatologist realises that the Earth's poles are about to flip, causing global climate disaster. He then runs a computer simulation to predict the course of events. The computer came back with the answer "Complete equatorial glaciation in 4 hours 23 minutes".

    That's the point I turned it off.
  • mr_goo
    mr_goo Posts: 3,770
    The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies.
    Brilliant portrayal by Jason Watkins of the persecuted landlord during the investigation of the Jo Yeates murder in Bristol. The police, media and general public should hang their heads in shame for what they did to this chap.
    I particularly liked one of the end scenes where he meets Steve Coogan at the Leveson Inquiry.
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  • crispybug2
    crispybug2 Posts: 2,915
    Finding Dory

    Not as good as Finding Nemo but quite good all the same.


    However as with all Pixar films it started with a five minute short, on this occasion about a Sandpiper on a beach, it was as usual with Pixar a high quality affair and I have to say that I was mesmerised by the animated quality of the sand, it was extraordinary!! Honestly take it from me go and see for yourself!
  • Garry H
    Garry H Posts: 6,639
    crispybug2 wrote:
    Finding Dory

    Not as good as Finding Nemo but quite good all the same.


    However as with all Pixar films it started with a five minute short, on this occasion about a Sandpiper on a beach, it was as usual with Pixar a high quality affair and I have to say that I was mesmerised by the animated quality of the sand, it was extraordinary!! Honestly take it from me go and see for yourself!

    I really wanted to see this, but my three year old ruined the whole experience by telling me that they did, indeed, find the missing fish.
  • laurentian
    laurentian Posts: 2,387
    Grimsby

    It's been out for a while but the Mrs and I were searching for a pay per view movie and landed on it. I laughed more than I have at a film for ages and ages.
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  • jawooga
    jawooga Posts: 530
    I watched Jersey Boys (the Clint Eastwood film) last night. Free on Amazon Prime. Great music and a decent story, nicely told,
  • ballysmate
    ballysmate Posts: 15,921
    jawooga wrote:
    I watched Jersey Boys (the Clint Eastwood film) last night. Free on Amazon Prime. Great music and a decent story, nicely told,

    I absolutely hate stage musicals but went to see Jersey Boys on the stage. Excellent.
  • pinno
    pinno Posts: 51,341
    BFG. Excellent.

    Must I now speak giant talk trollop to tiddlers for a month?

    They loved it (4 and 5). Pity about the continuous chatter in the audience and rustling noises.
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  • crumbschief
    crumbschief Posts: 3,399
    I concur the BFG is amazing,helped me out of many a tight spot.
  • Garry H
    Garry H Posts: 6,639
    The secret life of pets, in a cinema in Dunoon, that was l like a tin shed. It was a fantastic change from the multiplexes
  • pinno
    pinno Posts: 51,341
    One summer evening a long time ago, in the company of one rare, fair women, sat next to my camper van waiting for a piece of 12" fuel pipe, having spilt some fuel on the ferry :oops: to arrive via an agent of the AA, we sat looking around. It was calm and warm and all the lights reflected and twinkled on the water.
    What a stunning place it was in that moment. The whole of the Clyde estuary is so under-rated and oft over looked.
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  • ballysmate
    ballysmate Posts: 15,921
    Not seen yet but looks interesting.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReJOJR-DImU
  • pinno
    pinno Posts: 51,341
    You really ought to pick that weekend alone in Plymouth mate.
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  • ballysmate
    ballysmate Posts: 15,921
    Pinno wrote:
    You really ought to pick that weekend alone in Plymouth mate.

    What you doing here? I thought you were treating your ears to Made in Japan and TSRTS.
  • crispybug2
    crispybug2 Posts: 2,915
    My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2

    Bought this on DVD as part of my wife's birthday presents , having just sat this steaming dog turd of a movie I have to say that I love my wife very much (and she enjoyed the film!!) but I really hate myself for having paid full price for this!
  • pinno
    pinno Posts: 51,341
    Ballysmate wrote:
    Pinno wrote:
    You really ought to pick that weekend alone in Plymouth mate.

    What you doing here? I thought you were treating your ears to Made in Japan and TSRTS.

    Can't do it. Haven't forgiven Deep Purple for that Hey Joe cover they did.
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  • secretsam
    secretsam Posts: 5,098
    vimfuego wrote:
    Grosse Pointe Blank

    Hadn't seen it in years & forgot how watchable it was for a (sort of) romcom. Disillusioned professional killer returns to his home town and goes to his high school reunion, whilst simultaneously being on a job and being stalked by the NSA, a rival who is trying to create a cartel, and another hitman hired to kill him because a previous client's dog got whacked by mistake. Some funny lines & a decent soundtrack.

    "They've all made themselves a part of something and they can talk about what they do. What am I gonna say? "I killed the president of Paraguay with a fork. How've you been?"

    Cracking film. Rare 'cos Mrs SecretSam likes it. Because John Cusack is in it.

    BTW: EPO references when talking about other half??????
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  • ballysmate
    ballysmate Posts: 15,921
    SecretSam wrote:
    vimfuego wrote:
    Grosse Pointe Blank

    Hadn't seen it in years & forgot how watchable it was for a (sort of) romcom. Disillusioned professional killer returns to his home town and goes to his high school reunion, whilst simultaneously being on a job and being stalked by the NSA, a rival who is trying to create a cartel, and another hitman hired to kill him because a previous client's dog got whacked by mistake. Some funny lines & a decent soundtrack.

    "They've all made themselves a part of something and they can talk about what they do. What am I gonna say? "I killed the president of Paraguay with a fork. How've you been?"

    Cracking film. Rare 'cos Mrs SecretSam likes it. Because John Cusack is in it.

    BTW: EPO references when talking about other half??????


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  • crumbschief
    crumbschief Posts: 3,399
    Hobson's Choice, still as good as the first time i saw it,Charles Laughton is wonderful as is the location.
  • secretsam
    secretsam Posts: 5,098
    Ballysmate wrote:
    SecretSam wrote:
    vimfuego wrote:
    Grosse Pointe Blank

    Hadn't seen it in years & forgot how watchable it was for a (sort of) romcom. Disillusioned professional killer returns to his home town and goes to his high school reunion, whilst simultaneously being on a job and being stalked by the NSA, a rival who is trying to create a cartel, and another hitman hired to kill him because a previous client's dog got whacked by mistake. Some funny lines & a decent soundtrack.

    "They've all made themselves a part of something and they can talk about what they do. What am I gonna say? "I killed the president of Paraguay with a fork. How've you been?"

    Cracking film. Rare 'cos Mrs SecretSam likes it. Because John Cusack is in it.

    BTW: EPO references when talking about other half??????


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    EPO LOL.

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  • wolfsbane2k
    wolfsbane2k Posts: 3,056
    SecretSam wrote:
    Jason Bourne. Frankly, not a patch on Bournes 1-3

    I've "finally" accepted that Bournes 1-3 are so un-related to the books, which were some of my favourite growing up, that I don't mind having them on in the background.
    So if the new one is even worse, I'm just going to ignore it.

    Managed to watch Star Wars 7 last night, while ironing. Kept me entertained in the mindless slog.
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  • secretsam
    secretsam Posts: 5,098
    I thought it was pretty good, SW7. Certainly better than 1-3 added together.

    But then, so is a pint of shark vomit
    It's just a hill. Get over it.
  • mr_goo
    mr_goo Posts: 3,770
    The Martian
    Quite good. Not gripping, not exciting but just a solid SciFi type film.
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  • wolfsbane2k
    wolfsbane2k Posts: 3,056
    Mr Goo wrote:
    The Martian
    Quite good. Not gripping, not exciting but just a solid SciFi type film.

    I thoroughly enjoyed the film, but as an avid fan of the book knew that it missed so much.
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  • Tashman
    Tashman Posts: 3,400
    Bridge of Spies - Downloaded onto the tablet whilst the better half went Bridgeting with the girls. Thought it was brilliant, Spielberg & Hanks at their best, must get hold of it to see on a bigger screen
  • slowbike
    slowbike Posts: 8,498
    Megamind ....

    but then I like animated films ...

    I expected to see a load of serious films being discussed here - not the cheap trash that I try to watch :) glad to see I'm in good company! :D
  • wolfsbane2k
    wolfsbane2k Posts: 3,056
    Slowbike wrote:
    Megamind ....

    but then I like animated films ...

    I expected to see a load of serious films being discussed here - not the cheap trash that I try to watch :) glad to see I'm in good company! :D

    Hehe, I didn't mind megamind.
    I love them to - my favourite is Titan AE, although I've not seen it in a good number of years.
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