[Livia]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Just back from Trainspotting 2 loved it, best film I've seen on ages 9/10

Did you like the first one? I didn't, at all. I am kind of keen to see this though.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Livia

Did you like the first one? I didn't, at all. I am kind of keen to see this though.

I loved the first yeah but I think even if you didn't like the first you may like this one. It's less heroin focused and less...............um manky? haha and all 4 of the main actors are so great

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

I loved the first yeah but I think even if you didn't like the first you may like this one. It's less heroin focused and less...............um manky? haha and all 4 of the main actors are so great

LOL... manky. Exactly. I will give it a go.

I pre-ordered that 'Denial' film. I didn't realise it wasn't released yet. Looking forward to it though.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Livia

LOL... manky. Exactly. I will give it a go.

I pre-ordered that 'Denial' film. I didn't realise it wasn't released yet. Looking forward to it though.

Oh sorry, I streamed it so didn't know that it hadn't been released yet

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Oh sorry, I streamed it so didn't know that it hadn't been released yet

LOL.. naughty.

Just about to post something cute on your wall...

[Vanessa]

Saw Rings last night expecting it to be terrible, given the bad reviews. It was actually pretty decent and I enjoyed the story very much. A solid 6/10

[Vanessa]

I love Trainspotting, mainly for the excellent performances of the cast. Want to see the second one.

[Tozzie]

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. I absolutely loved it, didn't want it to end. I'm off to see La La Land. They say Lion is good too.

[Benzient-XXVII]

28 Weeks Later (2007)
10/10 > scarily amazing sequel, the opening was spectacular

Poseidon (2006)
10/10 > the ship turning sequence was incredible so much detail & it was tense throughout

28 Days Later (2002)
9/10 > slow at times, but when the horror starts it's great

Antz (1998)
7/10 > couldn't help but compare it to A Bug's Life but it stands on it's own speaking of.....

A Bug’s Life (1998)
7/10 > one of the weaker Pixar films but not the worst, like the real/fake bird scenes to scare the Grasshoppers/villains away

[Toy Soldier]

Not OK with anyone rating 28 Weeks Later as better than 28 Days Later.

Triggered is wot.

[Babayaro.]

28 Weeks is more actioned pack for sure, but 28 Days is way more scary as it actually seems realistic. That scene of a completely empty street (whatever street it is in London) is so chilling. However, the opening of 28 Weeks is one of my favourites and will always be remembered.

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by Babayaro.

28 Weeks is more actioned pack for sure, but 28 Days is way more scary as it actually seems realistic. That scene of a completely empty street (whatever street it is in London) is so chilling. However, the opening of 28 Weeks is one of my favourites and will always be remembered.

It's not that I don't like the sequel, 28 Weeks is a great Zombie movie, but IMO 28 Days Later is just a great movie, full stop, of any genre.

[Niamh.]

28 Days later is really good, 28 Weeks later is a mediocre zombie flick

[Babayaro.]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

It's not that I don't like the sequel, 28 Weeks is a great Zombie movie, but IMO 28 Days Later is just a great movie, full stop, of any genre.

Yup I agree. It's one of my favourite films

[Toy Soldier]

Speaking of 28 Days Later though, has anyone else seen the alternative / "chicken" ending?

Spoiler:

Basically the same things happen up until Jim is shot and they rush him to the hospital in the city. In the released ending, they manage to save him and all three of them are at the countryside cottage when the plane flies over. In the alternative, they don't manage to save Jim (probably more realistic tbh...) and they leave him there at the hospital, and still go to the country cottage... the same scene follows with Selena sewing the sheets together for the "Hello" sign for the plane, and she's chatting just as in the released ending where she's talking to Jim... but then the camera moves round and it's... a chicken. I like to think they named it "Jim".

[Lostie!]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

28 Days later is really good, 28 Weeks later is a mediocre zombie flick

I love 28 Weeks Later. Although the first time I watched it I was absolutely horrified by the scene where

Spoiler:

Don kills Alice

Still find it really unpleasant to watch.

[Jason.]

28 Days Later

I've yet to see Weeks

[Jason.]

Unfriended (2015) - 8/10
31 (2016) - 5/10

I haven't seen many social-media inspired horror films but I really enjoyed Unfriended. 31 was average, it wasn't really what I was expecting and it felt like a series of short films put together rather than an actual film.

[Babayaro.]

Think I might be seeing Split tonight

[Benzient-XXVII]

The Mummy (1999)
10/10 > love the adventure & action sequences

The Mummy Returns (2001)
8/10 > despite it's faults with the CGI (Scorpion King ) also thought a few details were a bit sloppy like the book of the dead is open but they needed a key before & how did Anck Su Namun get resurrected? it's a worthy follow up

The Mummy 3: Tomb Of The Dragon Emperor (2008)
7/10 > first of all they replaced Rachel Wiesz with Maria Bello & it wasn't set in Egypt, but I waited 7 years for this? just feel a bit meh compared to the first two

[Babayaro.]

Originally Posted by Babayaro.

Think I might be seeing Split tonight

I watched Hacksaw Ridge instead and it was terrific

[Shaun]

Loving

Pretty much found all of it great...except... and it's kind of a big problem... I didn't think Joel Edgerton was good. Whilst both of the leads carried off the Lovings' quiet humility and pride to an extent, I felt that Edgerton was too...evasive of the camera filming him in addition to the one in the story. His pauses and shyness were obvious but also didn't have much clarity or "there"ness. On the complete opposite of the scale was Ruth Negga, whose silence spoke loudly. Hers was one of the best understated performances I've seen in a long time. Also found Nick Kroll a good surprise, bit odd seeing Liz G from PubLizity lobbying the Supreme Court. And Michael Shannon was brilliant as ever.

I'd give it an 8/10 because I'm not sure it'll go down as a classic and the lead actor's role was too important to leave wanting more, but otherwise I enjoyed it a lot.

[Jason.]

Inside (2007) - 7.5/10

Really enjoyed this one. One of the better films of the New wave of French horror and a great home invasion film. Brutally gory but it's realistic and doesn't take away from it at all. Plus I love how the villain is a woman going after another woman as opposed to it being a man like it usually is in these type of films.

[LucyPinder'sLover]

Hacksaw Ridge Really Good Film

[Denver]

Saw Ender's Game 10/10

Not my usual cup of tea but loved it