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Army of One is a story about that nutter in America who went to Pakistan to find Bin Laden. It's also not very good, albeit I did enjoy Russell Brand's turn as God.
I found Sully to be really enjoyable and about as good as it could have been given the limited source material. Quite impressive that Eastwood could even get close to making a movie out of it, let alone come up with what what he did.
It's a shame that the whole 'out to get them' theme isn't exactly accurate. Taints it a bit for me although granted they needed some sort of drama in the film.Originally Posted by Yevrah
Any sign of Rogue One on Kodi yet? First few on the list last time I checked were cams.
I'd heard too that it was exaggerated and dramatic license taken, but it never felt too extreme for me (I suspect these investigations are very thorough) and it made for a brilliant final scene.
Captain Fantastic is so bloody good, I absolutely loved it.
Viggo needs to stop getting his cock out though, mate we've seen it enough now.
I just want to be part of that family.
Mr Church is boring Oscar bait, that not even a redemption-seeking Eddie Murphy (starring in the 'magical negro' role) can save.
Just seen Arrival. Slightly underwhelmed, but good nonetheless.
I thought the score was really off - they really needed someone Zimmerman, but I guess with him doing Interstellar, it would have been a bit awkward.
One question though...
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Also, it annoyed me when the Colonel asked..
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I watched The Girl On The Train which was depressing but okay. The one who plays Megan is weirdly super hot. Apparently it's a very good representation of the book.
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The Sixth Sense - A bit good. Never seen it before but knew the twist, still top bombing though.
You're physically pathetic, though.
Yeah but if I was part of that family I wouldn't be.
You'd have probably died shortly after birth.
She's one of those odd cases of an actress who comes out of nowhere and is suddenly in everything, having seemingly made about eight films at once.
I don't think I've had vodka since watching that film, Emily Blunt's performance put me right off the booze.
Anyone seen Nocturnal Animals?
I thought it was fantastic, a really clever story and the look of it is stunning. Really polished
Who knew Tom Ford could direct as well as that.
The score is good too, very Hitchock era.
I just saw the trailer tonight, it does look good.
Holy fuck a monster calls. Half the audience crying. I'm an emotional wreck.
It looks like Groot though.
He's more tree beard.
I really enjoyed Silence. Took a while to get used to Spider-Man playing a priest, but after I got past that I thought Garfield was brilliant. The acting was very powerful throughout.
Didn't even feel overly long.
Just watched The Wolf Of Wall Street for the second time. Still awesome.
Jonah Hill makes it.
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I thought silence was alright. Garfield is brilliant in it but I did get a bit bored at some points. A solid 7/10 but nothing groundbreaking.
Hunt for the Wilderpeople is excellent.
Neil and Dennison work really well together.
Two more screeners leaked, I'll let you all discover which ones
Can you just tell us? And how are you getting them if ptp isn't allowing them?
Patriot's Day, Hidden Figures, and I Daniel Blake.
By having other sites, Yev
That also seems to randomly happen in the sense that a known but mediocre actor or actress all of a sudden turns out super-talented (like not making a one-off good film like many comedians tend to do, but proper turn badass at acting), like Matthew McConaughey.
I hadn't even heard of Patriot's Day, but it really should be brilliant.
The Nice Guys was.... weird. But quite good. It was kinda funny, but also kinda not so funny. Like you kind of sat the chuckling a bit but couldn't figure out if the film was making a joke or not. Worth the watch though.
Yeah, saw this last night with the girlfriend. It's a brilliant film IMO, but christ it gives you a beating.
Gonna get on it in a second, I'm expecting the full Murica treatment.
Second two sound turd but I'll watch the Boston bomb one. Thanks for the heads up.
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Daniel Blake won Cannes and is pretty much the most important British film for years.
Wait, you think those two sound like turds but Patriot's Day doesn't...?
Patriot's Day - Actually not that bad. It looks at the FBI/police angle, but also follows a few of the runners or people at the marathon. Its primarily about the aftermath, with the bombing basically happening within the first 40 minutes. It does go all MURICA at the end and slaps on the sentimentality (fantastic bit of HAVE FEELINGS HERE during a Wahlberg monologue) but its a solid film.
Hidden Figures - What could be a very interesting story gets too caught up in the saccharine, alongside the politics of the 60s. Plays a lot towards the Oscar nods with its constant portrayal of racism (albeit slight racism) and how these intelligent, bright women were kept down, but the actual story of what they did at NASA and the change it brought is fascinating. Essentially a lazy Sunday afternoon movie. Solid performances by the three leads.
I'm hardly internet savvy these days, got a link to pm or such DS?
Am only on invite sites mate so I'm nae help really with the public side of things.
Oh no it sounds like utter toss, but I'll watch it for Marky Mark.
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Just watched Patriots Day. It should probably have been called Boston Strong, but other than that it was fairly enjoyable. Was surprised to see a rapper called Token pop up, albeit for about nine seconds. I'm going watching him next month.
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La La Land is out.
Arrival too. Expect itunes/br within the month though, prob two weeks.
Expect others 'shortly'.
All of the above are now on Piratebay, too, if anyone needs them.
Ya wanna use RarBG if you want them as soon as they leak btw.
Looking for a most entertaining gangster film to watch now. Suggestions please.
Two films today. Both I found to pretty much be masterpieces, Arrival and Moonlight.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0861739/
Is that the 'sequel' to Cidade de Deus?
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