[Locke.]

Shame - 7.5/10.

Such an intense film and an incredible performance by Fassbender in the lead role. I think that this (and also Don Jon, although that isn't as good a film) touch on a very important subject that most people like to ignore, but it's incredibly serious and detrimental to anyone involved. The cinematography was really beautiful and the final scene of the lead character on that boardwalk in the rain was one of the best bits of acting I've ever seen.

[King Gizzard]

Captain Fantastic - really good. Went from thinking it was some pretentious ****e to loving Viggo's character and his family. I know there wasn't meant to be a hero and a villain but the grandpa was an absolute **** and so was Rell

9/10

[Benzient-XXVII]

Ghostbusters (2016)
10/10 > forget the haters this is very funny and entertaining, the part when the rumbling starts then Kristen Wiig's character says in the restaurant IT'S HAPPENING then a dumpster goes by LOL

The Visit (2015)
8/10 > slow moving but it was quite funny in the non horror scenes to make it flow so I didn't get bored, but unfortunately I guessed the twist around 30 minutes in and I ruined it for myself

Mask Maker (2010)
7/10 > good slasher like Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise due to the wearing of human faces but without the chainsaw

[Niamh.]

What Happened to Monday - It was an interesting story, the end was abit meh though 6.5/10

[Benzient-XXVII]

Nerve (2016)
8/10 > who could think doing dares for money would be this thrilling

12 Rounds 2: Reloaded (2013)
8/10 > not as good as the first but it's entertaining

Friend Request (2016)
7/10 > just like Unfriended but with a different name

Evidence (2013)
6/10 > ok throughout but the twist was actually really good and unexpected

[RileyH]

Stardust & Enchanted, both for nostalgia reasons, both 10/10

[Locke.]

Shot Caller - 7/10

Really interesting story about a successful family man that accidentally crashes his car and kills his friend, which leads to him going to jail and having to 'break bad' in order to survive. 10/10 performance from the Kingslayer in the lead role, he sounds a bit like Keanu Reeves with his American accent. The story is pretty much split 50/50 between his time in jail (flashbacks) and the present day post-jail criminal life he's living.

[JerseyWins]

13 Sins - 10/10

Best I've seen in some time.

[Benzient-XXVII]

Jason Bourne (2016)
9/10 > who needs James Bond when you have Jason Bourne, I was hooked start to finish

Dorian Gray (2009)
6/10 > quite good in places but it drags for the most part, overall decent

[Adamw92]

It (2017)
I really enjoyed this, I've been meaning for so long to watch the 1990 version but never got around to it, this one had me laughing so much and made me jump a few times. Only thing that ruined it was a group of women talked the whole way through it quite loudly in the cinema, they were drunk and just wouldn't be quiet. Still thoroughly enjoyed it and got my pic taken with some people dressed as Pennywise after the film - 8.5/10

Kingsmen: The Golden Circle
Found this quite funny, it had some good action and was overall very enjoyable. I thought the first one was overall a better film and I found a few things in this one to brought my opinion on it down a little but I'd definitely watch it again. 7.5/10

[Benzient-XXVII]

Tucker & Dale VS Evil (2010)
10/10 > still very funny throughout and bloody

The Boy (2016)
8/10 > steady start and slowly builds until the twist creeped me out and made the things the doll did make more sense

The Vatican Tapes (2015)
7/10 > was expecting the worse because every film I have seen with the word ''tapes'' in the title has been rubbish but this was surprisingly good

House Of Bones (2010)
7/10 > amusing and oddly good, for some reason I ended up transfixed by Charisma Carpenter's hair for all the wrong reasons as it was always different due to continuity errors

[michael21]

I watch a porn movie last night

10/10

[BigSister]

Age of Adeline and Danny Collins
Both were good but Danny Collins felt a bit too hard to follow while Age of Adeline was chick flick but enjoyed the plot of Adeline never growing older
Danny Collins 7/10
Age of Adeline 8/10

[Littlegreen]

Arrival - 5/10

I'm sorry but I've never been so bloody bored during a film, thank god for the emotional ending because I had guessed the twist forty minutes earlier!

[y.winter]

Thanks to my last business trip over the last month, two great movies that are easily part of my all time favourite list: "500 Days of Summer" and "Her"
Both dealing with (different) love stories in an irregular smart way. Exactly what I needed these days tbh. "Her" as a lovely soundtrack (Photograph/Song on the Beach are stunning) and 500 has the irresistible Joseph Gordon-Levitt and the lovely Zooey Deschanel.

Also watched the Spanish thriller "Contratiempo" (2016) which I also recommend. A great story, intriguing all the way to the crescendo in the end. (And I hardly needed the subtitles, which was nice after years of not practicing my Spanish skills).

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by RileyHollyoaks

Stardust & Enchanted, both for nostalgia reasons, both 10/10

NEITHER OF THOSE FILMS ARE OLD ENOUGH TO BE CONSIDERED NOSTALGIC YOU HATEFUL HARPY

[Locke.]

I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore - 6.5/10 - Fantastic lead performances from Melanie Lynskey and Elijah Wood, and the chemistry between them was perfect. It went a bit Tarantino-esque toward the end which kind of took me out of the vibe I was getting for the rest of the film, but still very good and surprisingly funny.

Your Highness - 4/10 - Pretty good idea on paper taking the piss out of all the medieval stories, but I think they just took it too far down the dumb route instead. McBride and Franco usually get it just right when it comes to comedy but this one just didn't work for me, despite having a few laughs here and there (mostly in the first half).

[RileyH]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

NEITHER OF THOSE FILMS ARE OLD ENOUGH TO BE CONSIDERED NOSTALGIC YOU HATEFUL HARPY

10 YEARS IS A LONG TIME

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by RileyHollyoaks

10 YEARS IS A LONG TIME

NOT WHEN YOU ARE MAKING ME FEEL LIKE I'M OLDER THAN THE HILLS.....OR NIAMH!

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

Originally Posted by JerseyWins

13 Sins - 10/10

Best I've seen in some time.

is this the one where it starts off with him killing and eating a fly

i watched it last year if so, it was good

10/10 is a bit much though c’mon sis...

[ethanjames]

i always forget to do these review thingys because I watch a lot of films. I watched goodbye Christopher robin today and honestly it was incredibly cliché and bland that I felt myself falling asleep. the kid acting was decent but it just wasn't well done and I really disliked it 2/10.

[Benzient-XXVII]

Scouts Guide To The Zombie Apocalypse (2015)
8/10 > slightly disappointing but still quite funny

Zombie Hunter (2013)
3/10 > signature films haven't provided a really good film yet because they always give us garbage like this

[Niamh.]

Wind River - It was a good watch 7/10

[Benzient-XXVII]

The Purge 3:Election Year (2016)
9/10 > the weakest out the trilogy but it was still great (number two is my fav) just hope Purge 4 prequel won't be a let down, I disliked when they changed the rules to let people outside America to take part I was quite shocked

Made Of Honor (2008)
8/10 > wondered when she would ask Tom to be maid of honour as she was took she AGES, once it got going it was surprisingly amusing & entertaining but the ending was very predictable

Gallowwalkers (2012)
3/10 > Signature Films have let me down once again, what a load of twaddle

[ethanjames]

blade runner 2049 10/10
complete perfection