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Old 9th April 2021, 03:55 PM
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Nice haul, Nos.

I really liked Victoria and Abdul, The Lincoln Lawyer, Defiance, Moneyball and er' Baywatch. The Wolf Man is really underrated i think.

Focus and The Quiet Ones were pretty good too.

The only one i didn't like one bit was 47 Ronin. Awful. One or two i haven't seen as well, and Miracle at St Anna which i've owned for years and never got round to watching.
I haven't seen Victoria & Abdul, Focus or The Quiet Ones.

I saw 47 Ronin years ago and can't remember liking it or disliking it – it didn't leave a great impression on me either way.

I watched and reviewed Miracle at St Anna when the DVD was first released (there weren't any Blu-ray discs available for review purposes) and noted that, although it wasn't not a great film from Spike Lee, it told an important story very well and has boasted impressive visuals and sound.

Of the 25, they separate into three categories:

Seen at the cinema:
  • Eye in the Sky
  • The Boat That Rocked
  • Far from the Madding Crowd
  • Defiance
  • The Girl on the Train
  • The Impossible

Watched at home:
  • 47 Ronin
  • The Wolfman
  • The Box
  • The Lincoln Lawyer
  • Moneyball
  • Passchendaele
  • Baywatch
  • End of Watch
  • Miracle at St Anna
  • Oz the Great and Powerful
I haven't seen:
  • Logan Lucky
  • The Quiet Ones
  • Anonymous
  • Victoria & Abdul
  • Focus
  • Texas Killing Fields
  • In the Shadow of the Moon

I've seen all of the Pixar shorts, four of them at the cinema and one of them (Geri's Game, which played before A Bug's Life) when I bought the DVD. I've watched all of them multiple times since.
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