What Movies Have You Seen III

[RedVDave]

Just watched the 1979 Muppets with the nieces and nephews not sure who enjoyed it more them or me.

 

[Rhino_NQ]

He Never Died .
2015 low budget fantasy/horror with some comedy .
Starring Henry Rollins ...he was born for this role . Deadpan face ..monotone speaking etc .
He is an immortal who is jaded with immortality ...spends his days sleeping with the occasional walk or plays bingo .
He tries to live life in the background...inconspicuous ..yet trouble finds him .
Lol
& when you awaken the beast then shit hits te fan .
Very enjoyable
8/10

I got this off a list of movies everyone missed list awhile ago and thought it was excellent. When he rattles off all his careers i laughed because all i could think of is the simpsons episode where home is sitting on the bed doing the same thing and just keeps going

 

[Sans Souci Sainter]

Zombie Land - Double Tap

Watched it last night and it was good. 3.5 spuds.

I haven’t seen the first episode but I will now if it comes up.

Woody Harrelson is always good. Fun zombie apocalypse hi-jinx.

 

[Matua]

Zombie Land - Double Tap

Watched it last night and it was good. 3.5 spuds.

I haven’t seen the first episode but I will now if it comes up.

Woody Harrelson is always good. Fun zombie apocalypse hi-jinx.

Haha, the original Zombieland is now a prequel to you.

Odd that you didn't want to watch the original first though?

 

[Eelementary]

Hotel Mumbai

I liked it, despite its tragic plot, based on real events.

I think Dev Patel is a terrific actor.

 

[axl rose]

Zombie Land - Double Tap

Watched it last night and it was good. 3.5 spuds.

I haven’t seen the first episode but I will now if it comes up.

Woody Harrelson is always good. Fun zombie apocalypse hi-jinx.

I think you be surprised at how much better the original is.

 

[Generalzod]

 

[soc123_au]

Once upon a time in London

Could have been great given the subject matter, unfortunately it's a yawn fest. Roland Manookian as Frankie Fraser breaks the monotony a bit.

 

[Parra]

Its on netflix. 4 seasons so far. It's a cracker.

You could've mentioned it has Ellen Barkin in it

 

[horrie hastings]

Hotel Mumbai

I liked it, despite its tragic plot, based on real events.

I think Dev Patel is a terrific actor.

I found it interesting to that Carmen Duncan and Chantal Contouri were in it also , sadly it was Carmen’s last movie .

 

[soc123_au]

You could've mentioned it has Ellen Barkin in it

Is that a good or bad thing?

 

[Parra]

Is that a good or bad thing?

Real question? It is a GREAT thing.

 

[Parra]

Sea of Love
Big Easy

case closed

 

[Bring back John Fifita]

Once Upon a Time.. In Hollywood - Second time I’ve seen it and as much as I like it, there’s a few annoying issues. For me the best aspect of it, is how Tarantino made Los Angeles one of the characters, and a lead at that. I’m fascinated by places and cultures and while L.A isn’t that interesting, he makes it much more so, with the way he uses famous restaurants and shows/invents many ads, etc. All these little things give a great feel to the whole thing. Now to a couple of annoyances I have with it. It drags quite a bit in the middle and while the ending is amazing, the constant narration is annoying. All in all a great movie though.

Ive been late to the party here, only watched this today.

While I knew it was “loosely” based around Sharon Tate/Manson Family before i hit play, I didn’t really know much more than the basics of her murder (in real life of course). I tend to like movies more when I don’t know too much about them before watching..

While I liked the movie ok enough, I didn’t really understand a lot of the context of many scenes (eg Spahn Ranch). So as I tend to do after watching a movie based on real events, I followed up afterwards to understand more about the history behind it.

After my research, I now see the movie in a whole new light. All the dots are joined, and reflecting, I now re-evaluated it from a good film to a great one. Def to be watched again.

My recommendation is definitely do a bit of research on the Manson family (if you don’t know much about them like I did) before seeing it. It doesn’t give away the plot, more puts everything in a greater perspective.

 

[The Mad Hatter]

Rambo Last Blood.

I don't know what I just watched.

 

[Timbo]

The 1989 classic Major League.

Still reckon it’s the best sports movie ever made.

 

[Sans Souci Sainter]

Rambo Last Blood.

I don't know what I just watched.

 

[Sans Souci Sainter]

The 1989 classic Major League.

Still reckon it’s the best sports movie ever made.

I watched it not long ago and thought it was pretty great too. When it first came out, it was definitely hot shit.

Don’t know about if it’s the best sports movie, but it is definitely in the conversation.

 

[The Mad Hatter]

Major League still holds up really well.
Fantastic cast dynamic wins over a fairly well worn plot.

 

[Zoidberg]

Tolkien. Bio-pic about JRR Tolkien. I had no prior knowledge about this mans life so it was interesting to see the story and bits about his influences to create The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings.