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arista 10-09-2016 02:30 AM
Last Shift

Horror 8/10

A Tough Rookie Lady Cop
spends a night at a station
that is closing.


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The Ending is perfect for Marsh


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Marsh. 10-09-2016 02:46 AM
For me? :omgno:

Why?

arista 10-09-2016 03:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Marsh. (Post 8971584)
For me? :omgno:

Why?

You can not predict the Ending

Marsh. 10-09-2016 03:08 AM
:clap1: Love those.

Ammi 10-09-2016 05:58 AM
...Doc Hollywood...it was a 90's movie with Michael J Fox because it was on TV and what's not to love with any Michael J Fox movie, so 7/10..:love:...

Jason. 10-09-2016 11:59 AM
Cruel Intentions (1999) - 9/10

It was on TV last night and I hadn't seen it in about 10 years? Teen films aren't really my thing but when they're done well they're pretty fun to watch and this film was one of them. It was highly entertaining and made me laugh on several occasions. It also features a great (and quite nostalgic) 90s cast.

Sarah Michelle Gellar :lovedup:

Youtube video

Babayaro. 10-09-2016 01:32 PM
Don't Breathe - 8/10

The idea behind this is great and completely original, the acting was good and the story moved along nicely, with enough scares to keep a horror fan satisfied. However, there were one too many plot twists for my liking, which kind of cheapened the film a bit. They should have stuck with the less is more approach for the ending like they did for the majority of the film. All in all a memorable movie that I would highly reccommend.

Livia 10-09-2016 01:46 PM
Eddie the Eagle. A great laugh and quite poignant in parts. And I'm a bit in love with Taron Egerton.

8.5/10

Ammi 11-09-2016 05:42 AM
..Captain America: Civil War...it was ok, it was good/I enjoyed it but they're all feeling a little samey and overdone to me as well..great fights though and I loved Black Panther, Ant-Man and the new Spider-Man actor..:love:...7/10...

Jake. 11-09-2016 09:11 AM
Snatch: First time watching this and it's probably my favourite film of all time. Everything about it was just perfect.. Can't believe it took me this long to see it. 10/10.

Pulp Fiction: First time watching this one too & it was also fantastic. I probably preferred Snatch, but just by a smidge. 9/10.

Ithinkiloveyoutoo 12-09-2016 12:08 AM
United 93. I don't recommend it. It just hurts too bad noticing all that courage in the plane knowing it led to nothing. Each second you watched you hope it's a film and they make it especially since the heroes managed to make it in the cockpit just before it crashed you hope they make it, but then you remember it's not some Steven Seagal film. It's just so damn sad, crying so hard. Their heroism is to be applauded.

Vanessa 12-09-2016 04:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Babayaro. (Post 8971842)
Don't Breathe - 8/10

The idea behind this is great and completely original, the acting was good and the story moved along nicely, with enough scares to keep a horror fan satisfied. However, there were one too many plot twists for my liking, which kind of cheapened the film a bit. They should have stuck with the less is more approach for the ending like they did for the majority of the film. All in all a memorable movie that I would highly reccommend.
I need to see this! I love horrors.

Ammi 12-09-2016 04:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Ithinkiloveyoutoo (Post 8973904)
United 93. I don't recommend it. It just hurts too bad noticing all that courage in the plane knowing it led to nothing. Each second you watched you hope it's a film and they make it especially since the heroes managed to make it in the cockpit just before it crashed you hope they make it, but then you remember it's not some Steven Seagal film. It's just so damn sad, crying so hard. Their heroism is to be applauded.
....awwwww, CeeCee..:hug:..Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close is a post 9/11 movie that I would recommend../it's beautiful but also incredibly sad in places so I'm not sure how you would feel about it...(movies help us feel emotions..) and I do think that it's good to be just so damn sad sometimes, the same as it's good to be so damn happy sometimes as well../it's all needed..


..anyways, my movie watches...

...Ant-Man..ok, I might have just said that these movies were all becoming a bit samey and overdone but Paul Rudd though..:lovedup:..he's just such a likeable actor and a lovely little antman....7/10...:love:..

...Straight Outta Compton...although I loosely knew some of the story of N.W.A. there was a lot I hadn't known and it was absorbing to see it all dramatized in a movie...great performances, I particularly loved Jason Mitchell who played Eazy-E and hadn't realised how he died...8/10..:love:..

user104658 12-09-2016 09:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 8972674)
..Captain America: Civil War...it was ok, it was good/I enjoyed it but they're all feeling a little samey and overdone to me as well..great fights though and I loved Black Panther, Ant-Man and the new Spider-Man actor..:love:...7/10...
I do think that's part of the issue with Civil War... the old guard are starting to feel sort of stale. Black Panther and Spider-man stole the show IMO (including the action scenes) even though they didn't have huge roles. Ant-Man was good too. I enjoyed Scarlet Witch / Vision's scenes, too. The "oldies" though (Iron Man, Captain America, Black Widow, Hawkeye) felt a bit like it was phoned in / tired.

Niamh. 12-09-2016 09:51 AM
The Big Short - I really didn't enjoy this movie at all, it was boring, filled with explanations of financial terms, they basically tried to stretch "guy figures out the housing market is about to crash and makes a fortune" into a whole film which for me didn't work, also the ending was awful 2/10

Beasts of no nation - Brilliant film, Idris is always amazing but the little boy stole the show. Was hard to watch at times 8.5/10

Ithinkiloveyoutoo 13-09-2016 12:14 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 8974114)
....awwwww, CeeCee..:hug:..Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close is a post 9/11 movie that I would recommend../it's beautiful but also incredibly sad in places so I'm not sure how you would feel about it...(movies help us feel emotions..) and I do think that it's good to be just so damn sad sometimes, the same as it's good to be so damn happy sometimes as well../it's all needed..


..anyways, my movie watches...

...Ant-Man..ok, I might have just said that these movies were all becoming a bit samey and overdone but Paul Rudd though..:lovedup:..he's just such a likeable actor and a lovely little antman....7/10...:love:..

...Straight Outta Compton...although I loosely knew some of the story of N.W.A. there was a lot I hadn't known and it was absorbing to see it all dramatized in a movie...great performances, I particularly loved Jason Mitchell who played Eazy-E and hadn't realised how he died...8/10..:love:..
I'll definitely check that out. Not sure when though, I need a break from 9/11.

Love straight outta Compton and gotta see Ant Man. Love Paull Rudd.


.................
The railway man. 8/10 great movie

armand.kay 13-09-2016 12:22 AM
XOXO - 7/10

It's a Netflix original movie about about the rave scene in America and it talked place at a EDM festival.
The movie was cute but the story was corney, cliche and a bit Disney, it also didn't really seem to be going anywhere. Despite this it was still an interesting lil story and it wasn't boring to me.

DaNasty 13-09-2016 02:29 PM
Casino Royale (2006)
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I haven't seen this film for ages and it's even better than I remember. Daniel Craig definitely showed us a more darker side to James Bond's character. Mads Mikkelsen (the Hannibal actor) was stunning as Le Chiffre and the ending of the film was awesome. This has to be one of my favourite James Bond films. 9/10

Vanessa 13-09-2016 07:43 PM
Just seen Don't breathe. Wow, that was amazing! Simple and yet very effective. Had my heart racing the whole time. 8/10

Niamh. 14-09-2016 10:05 AM
Mulholland Drive - I always thought I'd seen this film before but I hadn't. I absolutely loved it, total mind melt of a film and I did look up lots of Mulholland drive explained videos etc afterwards but it's so clever and emotionally charged and dark and beautiful, one of my favourite films ever I have to say 9.5/10

Jason. 14-09-2016 05:50 PM
Don't Breathe (2016) - 8.5/10

Saw this at cinema today and it's one that I've been anticipating for a few weeks now and it certainly didn't disappoint. Loved it.

Ammi 15-09-2016 03:30 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 8974256)
The Big Short - I really didn't enjoy this movie at all, it was boring, filled with explanations of financial terms, they basically tried to stretch "guy figures out the housing market is about to crash and makes a fortune" into a whole film which for me didn't work, also the ending was awful 2/10

Beasts of no nation - Brilliant film, Idris is always amazing but the little boy stole the show. Was hard to watch at times 8.5/10
..it's not the sort of movie that I could say I enjoyed as such because of the content but such a powerful movie and incredible performances...I watched a low budget British movie a little while ago, called Sixteen and it's about an ex child soldier who comes to London to live with an aid worker/and how his instinct has become violence...in it's own right I might not have rated it so much but because of Beasts of No Nation, I found it really interesting and would recommend also...

Quote:
Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 8976345)
Mulholland Drive - I always thought I'd seen this film before but I hadn't. I absolutely loved it, total mind melt of a film and I did look up lots of Mulholland drive explained videos etc afterwards but it's so clever and emotionally charged and dark and beautiful, one of my favourite films ever I have to say 9.5/10

Spoiler:

..it's a totally absorbing movie but did you understand the ending../..I'm not sure I did completely...was it all just a dream/Betty didn't exist..?....

Ithinkiloveyoutoo 15-09-2016 04:03 AM
Devil Knot- true story about 3 boys that spend 18 years in prison for a crime they supposedly didn't do because now they have been released. Only one over 18 was put on death row. 3 little boys, sweet souls, were bound, one was castrated and they were murdered in 1993. It was a small town so because those 3 boys stood out as being in a satanic cult they are made the scapegoat. A documentary was released in 1996 about this and it got them Hollywood support from Johnny Depp, Marilyn Manson, Eddie Veter. Since technology advantaged they did DNA testing in the late 90s and one of the murdered boys stepfather's hair was found at the scene. He's not been convicted though because of alibi but many people believe he did it including the boys who were jailed. A lot of what I've just said isn't in the movie itself but I've been reading on this all night. Sigh amongst this publicity seems people forgot who really matter- the murdered boys. I hope they see justice, one of the mums is still fighting for it.

Niamh. 15-09-2016 09:14 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 8977239)
..it's not the sort of movie that I could say I enjoyed as such because of the content but such a powerful movie and incredible performances...I watched a low budget British movie a little while ago, called Sixteen and it's about an ex child soldier who comes to London to live with an aid worker/and how his instinct has become violence...in it's own right I might not have rated it so much but because of Beasts of No Nation, I found it really interesting and would recommend also...




Spoiler:

..it's a totally absorbing movie but did you understand the ending../..I'm not sure I did completely...was it all just a dream/Betty didn't exist..?....
Spoiler:

Well basically, the start of the movie is when Camille(Rita) is about to be shot but gets away, that's an alternative to her actually being shot by the hitman that Diane(Betty) hired to kill her. Basically most of the movie is like a dream fantasy of how Diane would have liked her life to be, Camille loves her and depends on her rather than the reality of Diane loving and needing Camille, she's the successful actress rather than Camille, the director loves her her rather than Camille, the fake Camille only gets the part in the film over the more talented actress because the director is forced to pick her etc. The blue key in the dream/fantasy is just a dream version of the blue key in reality that is the sign from the hitman that the job is done and Camille is dead and once she uses that key in the dream, "Betty" disappears and she's snapped back to reality and is consumed with guilt and the reality of what she's done, her failures etc and she kills herself. The characters in her dream world all seem to be people she saw at that party that pushed her over the edge. The old couple were in the very beginning of the dream as well where there was that Jitterbug contest so maybe were the judges at that or possibly her parents

Vanessa 15-09-2016 09:23 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 8977349)
Spoiler:

Well basically, the start of the movie is when Camille(Rita) is about to be shot but gets away, that's an alternative to her actually being shot by the hitman that Diane(Betty) hired to kill her. Basically most of the movie is like a dream fantasy of how Diane would have liked her life to be, Camille loves her and depends on her rather than the reality of Diane loving and needing Camille, she's the successful actress rather than Camille, the director loves her her rather than Camille, the fake Camille only gets the part in the film over the more talented actress because the director is forced to pick her etc. The blue key in the dream/fantasy is just a dream version of the blue key in reality that is the sign from the hitman that the job is done and Camille is dead and once she uses that key in the dream, "Betty" disappears and she's snapped back to reality and is consumed with guilt and the reality of what she's done, her failures etc and she kills herself. The characters in her dream world all seem to be people she saw at that party that pushed her over the edge. The old couple were in the very beginning of the dream as well where there was that Jitterbug contest so maybe were the judges at that or possibly her parents
I love David Lynch, but I found this movie so confusing :laugh:. I need to see it again. Did you see Blue Velvet? I love Dennis Hopper and he's brilliant in it.


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