[LukeB]

Captain America: The First Avenger - 8/10
Captain America: The Winter Soldier - 8.5/10

[michael21]

I like to play games 1

9/10

[michael21]

I like to play games 2

10/10

[MTVN]

Moneyball - 8/10

One of the best sport related films I've seen. Don't know loads about baseball but there's enough in there that could relate to the running of a lot of sports teams. Brad Pitt is great in it as well

[Cherie]

Seven 8/10

[JerseyWins]

Goodfellas a few weeks back: 9/10

Once I get through Breaking Bad I think I might start watching more movies during corona quarantines. A lot I've been meaning to get to as well

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Oh yeah, I really liked it too, pretty much anything Elizabeth Moss is in I love though. She's one of my favourite actors

Mad Men is amazing !!


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[Babayaro.]

Rise of the Footsoldier - 6.5/10

[Cherie]

The Fugitive, a nice easy Sunday night watch 7/10

[Zizu]

I tried the new Star Wars movie for about 20 minutes but just had no desire to see the outcome and gave up .. I must say it felt very , very similar to the last one ..


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[Smithy]

I watched Jumanji: The Next Level yesterday, thought it was pretty good 7/10

[Niamh.]

The Cobbler- it was ok 5.5/10

[Babayaro.]

A Map for Saturday - 8/10

Brilliant documentary, which gave me a lot of inspiration to hold on to my dream of travelling the world.


Grave Encounters - 6/10

Was alright.

[Babayaro.]

The Battery - 9/10

If you're a fan of the zombie genre then give this a watch!

Along with Train to Busan, it's easily the best film from that genre in quite some time!

But it is worth noting, that it's more a story about survival and how two people manage to survive each other, rather than out and out zombie action like most others.

[Babayaro.]

The Football Factory - 7/10


The Bay - 5.5/10

A bit harsh considering I was falling asleep during most of it, but I did enjoy it when I watched it a couple of years ago.

[Cherie]

Hachito - a dogs story

Second watch still

[Tony Montana]

The Breakfast Club (1985)

Starring Molly Ringwald, Emilio Estevez, Anthony Michael Hall, Ally Sheedy, Judd Nelson and Paul Gleason.

Five teenagers from different high school cliques spend one Saturday in detention. Although they all don't interact with each other at school, they begin to open up to each other and realise they all have things in common, such as all of them having poo relationships with their parents.

This is the quintessential teen film, packed with excellent performances and arguably John Hughes' best film.

[MTVN]

Young Offenders - 9/10

Loved it. Really funny but also a very warm film with a great cast of characters

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Young Offenders - 9/10



Loved it. Really funny but also a very warm film with a great cast of characters

Oh Cork movie there's a TV series of it too

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Oh Cork movie there's a TV series of it too

I thought you would have seen it yeah I just read that they made a TV series after, will definitely give that a watch too

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by MTVN

I thought you would have seen it yeah I just read that they made a TV series after, will definitely give that a watch too

It was on BBC4 or something, its very good

[Babayaro.]

The Devil's Rejects - 8/10

[andybigbro]

Bruce Almighty on Channel 5.

[LaLaLand]

Just finished watching American Graffiti, hadn't seen it for a few years and saw it was on so caught it and I fell in love with it all over again. Such a cool snapshot of an iconic time in American "teen" history.

That ending and epilogue describing the "fate" of the four main lads as Curt flies off to college though always hits me like a ton of bricks. Sad.

I'd love if George Lucas revisited this genre someday and gave as a different "coming-of-age" story like this.

[Oliver_W]

I watched Eli on Netflix last night.

7/10, maybe 8/10 not sure.

A bit disturbing in places (reminded me of Stephen King's book The Institute) and also had shades of The Others.

Originally Posted by LaLaLand

I'd love if George Lucas revisited this genre someday and gave as a different "coming-of-age" story like this.

I love George Lucas. All six Star Wars movies are basically big budget indie movies - with the first one he made, the studios let him get on with it because back then scifi was basically a write-off anyway, and he financed all of the others himself.

Hollywood needs more weirdo mavericks instead of big studio hacks