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Niamh. 02-02-2025 12:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 11605241)
…Colin Farrell is just generally brilliant (…period…)…in every role he plays…[emoji23]…I was thinking the other day that if we did get around to starting up the movie club again this year, I’d quite like a rewatch of Phone Booth…/…that might be the first movie that I saw him in and I’ve only watched it that one time…

Oh yeah definitely, haven't watched that in years

Vanessa 02-02-2025 12:35 PM

I love Colin Farrell. I remember first watching him on Minority Report :flutter:

Vanessa 02-02-2025 12:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 11605212)
I thought Colin Farrell was brilliant in that film

Oooh I want to watch it now. Love him

Niamh. 02-02-2025 01:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Vanessa (Post 11605253)
I love Colin Farrell. I remember first watching him on Minority Report :flutter:

I actually only rewatched that recently actually

Nicky91 02-02-2025 01:42 PM

Time Cut (2024)


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Vanessa 02-02-2025 05:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 11605264)
I actually only rewatched that recently actually

Such a great movie.

Ray. 03-02-2025 02:18 AM

Blue Velvet (1986)

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Niamh. 03-02-2025 09:47 AM

Saturday Night - it was OK, interesting to see how chaotic it was trying to get the show started originally (Saturday Night Live) but those sketches they showed and the jokes were so unfunny. I think we both did a small laugh in one small part of one sketch [emoji23] 5.5/10

Conclave - it was a decent watch actually I laughed more at this one than Saturday night and it wasn't meant to be funny
Spoiler:

when it was revealed that the new pope was intersex and probably a woman, I thought that was hilarious because earlier in the film when Cardinal Belini was telling the others what he stood for and he was saying gay rights and other Liberal ideals and then he says and woman should be more involved and the other Cardinal says woo maybe we won't mention the women being more involved part. And I'm like "oh that's where the line is huh? At woman?"

7/10

Livia 03-02-2025 12:37 PM

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl who Played with Fire, The Girl who Kicked the Hornet's nest. We watched all three of the original Swedish films. Bloody brilliant... never seen them before nor read the books. 9/10 for all three.

Gusto Brunt 07-02-2025 04:23 PM

Lost In Alaska (1952) Classic film, Bud Abbott & Lou Costello.

This movie is over 70 years old. So funny. My type of humour. Always loved the duo. :D

10/10 for laughs. :D

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Ithinkiloveyoutoo 08-02-2025 10:12 PM

Shirley valentine just now. I love that movie so much. Never miss it lol. Do you think Shirley and Joe relocated to Greece together?

Ray. 08-02-2025 10:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Livia (Post 11605564)
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl who Played with Fire, The Girl who Kicked the Hornet's nest. We watched all three of the original Swedish films. Bloody brilliant... never seen them before nor read the books. 9/10 for all three.

I've not seen them but I really like Noomi Rapace as an actress. So maybe I'll get around to them at some point. I didn't care much for the David Fincher remake, but last time I saw that was yeeeears ago. So maybe that's due a rewatch and hopefully a reevaluation.

Livia 09-02-2025 12:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Ray. (Post 11606772)
I've not seen them but I really like Noomi Rapace as an actress. So maybe I'll get around to them at some point. I didn't care much for the David Fincher remake, but last time I saw that was yeeeears ago. So maybe that's due a rewatch and hopefully a reevaluation.

I'd definitely recommend. Noomi Rapace is perfect as Lisbet... I really rate her as an actress too.

Ammi 09-02-2025 07:08 AM

…Sound of Freedom……an incredibly intense and tense, powerful and difficult true story of Tim Ballard, an incredible ‘saviour’ and campaigner….8/10…

Ammi 09-02-2025 04:41 PM

…Elevation……post apocalyptic giant bug-like creatures who don’t like heights, lots of adrenaline filled moments…a perfect Sunday afternoon movie…6.5/10….

Ammi 10-02-2025 07:30 AM

…The Order……very tense and edge of the seat/thrilling ride based on a true story of a white supremacist group that aimed to overthrow the US government back in the 80’s….7/10….

Livia 10-02-2025 12:14 PM

Salem's Lot. This is probably the second remake of the original series that I've watched. Still think the original is scariest but this version was really good. 7.5/10

Ammi 11-02-2025 06:35 AM

…Blood Father……it’s a long time since I’ve seen Mel Gibson in a kick ass character role…the storyline felt very off the shelf and more of what’s come before but it zipped along and was absolutely fine as a watch…6/10…

Cherie 13-02-2025 01:05 PM

Bridget Jones Mad about the Boy


Classic Bridget, a major cheesefest, nice bit of nostalgia

Ammi 14-02-2025 06:32 AM

…Cherry……such a completely absorbing story told in parts but there really is only two parts which are before PTSD and then after and the horrors experienced during military service…excellently cast and acted and just a harrowing story ….8/10…

Niamh. 14-02-2025 09:53 AM

The Dressmaker : Very enjoyable and different Australian film, love Kate Winslet 7/10

Oliver_W 14-02-2025 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Livia (Post 11607058)
Salem's Lot. This is probably the second remake of the original series that I've watched. Still think the original is scariest but this version was really good. 7.5/10

Both remakes get the "Ralphie at the window" scene wrong. It was creepy in the first adaption because he was slow moving, almost hypnotic; and mostly normal looking (just a bit corpsey).

The glowing eyes and fast movements make it funny.

Livia 14-02-2025 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Oliver_W (Post 11607923)
Both remakes get the "Ralphie at the window" scene wrong. It was creepy in the first adaption because he was slow moving, almost hypnotic; and mostly normal looking (just a bit corpsey).

The glowing eyes and fast movements make it funny.

I agree. I kind of expected more from this latest remake as Stephen King was involved and James Wan, who I really like, was a producer.

Ray. 15-02-2025 05:02 AM

Suspiria (2018)

Pretty damn good. It had a few new twists that helped further differentiate itself from the original (as if the stripped back aesthetics and radically different colour palette didn't do that already), but it also overstayed its welcome with a resolution to a new character and subplot that I simply didn't care about. I prefer the original film with its surreal atmosphere and hypnotically bright colours that combine to create a very trippy and spooky cinematic experience.

Ammi 15-02-2025 07:18 AM

…The Gorge……really liked it a lot…Anya Taylor Joy and Miles Teller playing two highly trained brutal killers and assigned to protect some kind of gruesome master race of killing beings in a gorge, what’s not to like….and Sigourney Weaver as well trying to sneak in on the action…marvellous stuff…8/10….


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