What Movies Have You Seen III

[The Vaulting Violinist]

National Lampoon - the OG where they go to walley world

Chevy chase in a class of his own here...wouldn’t get away with some of the gags in 2019 but f**k he was a funny f**ker

 

[horrie hastings]

Had my 6 year old nephew over the other day and decided to introduce him to a semi regular Christmas viewing of a Charles Dickens tale animated back in 60s which me, my younger brother and sister used to watch called Cricket On The Hearth, a black tale about a young girl who goes blind when her beau is lost at sea, my brother and i used to love it mainly because of a scene where there is a singing cat in a sleazy underground tavern, and i still get the giggles watching that scene now, my nephew will probably enjoy it more when he gets older.
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The singing cat from Cricket On the Hearth, i really get the giggles when this comes on as the whole scene just comes out of nowhere .

 

[horrie hastings]

National Lampoon - the OG where they go to walley world

Chevy chase in a class of his own here...wouldn’t get away with some of the gags in 2019 but f**k he was a funny f**ker

 

[axl rose]

Chevy chase in a class of his own here...wouldn’t get away with some of the gags in 2019 but f**k he was a funny f**ker

Funny I was just watching a doco on Netflix on Home Alone and one of the directors was talking about previously working with Chevy and what a f**kwit he was.

 

[azzah72]

Funny I was just watching a doco on Netflix on Home Alone and one of the directors was talking about previously working with Chevy and what a f**kwit he was.

Chevy is a known f**khead in Hollywood, always seems to be a bad story about his actions but you can't deny his comic timing.

 

[axl rose]

Chevy is a known f**khead in Hollywood, always seems to be a bad story about his actions but you can't deny his comic timing.

There seems to be a horror story about all of them in Hollyweird except for maybe Hugh Jackman and Reeves

 

[Misanthrope]

Caught Ad Astra on my flight to London. Slower, but very atmospheric and well made. Love a bit of science fiction.

7/10.

 

[axl rose]

JoJo Rabbit- the subtle humor worked better than the slapstick stuff and it needed more of Sam Rockwells character and Yorki/Piggy. But a very enjoyable film. Go see it over that Star Wars Disney trash.

 

[Generalzod]

Just watched this on Disney plus 1979 this was Disney version of Star Wars

 

[nöyd]

Just watched Endgame in 3D on the oculus rift, online next to some french (I think) kid who would not stfu

The movie experience was great, more comfortable than the traditional 3d glasses. Just need there to be less little french merkins

 

[Sans Souci Sainter]

Watched Trainspotting 2 last night.

Just another unnecessary, cash grabbing sequel.

1 spud for rehashing classic tracks.

 

[axl rose]

Just watched this on Disney plus 1979 this was Disney version of Star Wars
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Scrap that, we'll just buy Star Wars in 30 years.

Id never heard of it. Im guessing it didnt age well?

 

[bileduct]

f**king loved JoJo Rabbit.

 

[Sans Souci Sainter]

Can’t stop the music (1980)

Starring The Village People, Steve Gutenberg and featuring Bruce Jenner.

Camp as a row of tents. Worth the watch just to see Bruce Jenner storm off from a party the Village People were singing at because they were toooo gay.

 

[Eelectrica]

Westworld. Having seen the TV series it was really cool to see the original movie it was based on.

Yul Brunner as the original termonator?

 

[axl rose]

Ford v Ferrari- other than some negotiations at the start there is barely any Ferrari in the film. Was more like Ford driver vs Ford execs. Anyway still a very good film and the relationship between Bale and Damon works well including an 'epic' Batman vs Bourne fight scene. B

The Nightingale- damn, this little aussie movie is f**ked up. I might go watch The Human Centipede to cheer myself up. A

 

[PJ]

Ford vs Ferrari 8/10/ Well acted with a couple of my favs, particularly Bale. It was an interesting story as well, even for non race fans, but the performances carried it.

Knives Out 8/10. Also well acted, with possible exception of Craig's accent. Spent the whole time he was on screen wondering if the part had been written for Spacey before his fall from grace. Good cast and a well done old fashioned who done it, with twists that weren't as telegraphed as much as the last few years films.

 

[PJ]

Gentlemen. 8.5/10. Highly enjoyable. Only negative was Charlie Hunan but admittedly I am not a fan of his "acting" skills.

 

[PJ]

Groupers. Not for everyone, and my review is probably skewed by my love of the Film Vault podcast as this is written and made by one of the hosts, but I enjoyed it.

Interesting concept that is primarily character driven with a few very good performances.

End let's it down a bit, as it got a bit messy but overall pretty good, and I would happily watch another if he gets to make one.

8/10

 

[T-Boon]

The Girl on the Train.
Not as bad as I thought it was going to be, solid who done it - but predictable. I probably would have turned off but for the stunning blonde in it, Haley Bennett. Really sexy. A slightly more sexy J-Law.
Movie: 5/10
Haley: 9/10