What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[PaulD]

Originally Posted by sawyer6

Yes,he is planning to release an extended cut in the future

Oh bloody hell!

[sawyer6]

Originally Posted by PaulD

Oh bloody hell!

I ,personally ,want to know more about the trackers

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by SShaw

Todays films were:

Age of heroes a film inspired by the real life exploits of 30 Commando during the second world war. This stars Sean Bean, doing his best to sound posh as the major commanding an operation to assault a Nazi radar station in snowy Norway and Danny Dyer (giving one of his usual performances) as a misfit infantry corporal released from military prison to take part in the raid. Its relatively low budget, but this doesn't hamper things too much and the film is a slightly above average effort and well worth the €5 I paid for the bluray.

Originally Posted by Demdike

What happened to Sean Bean?

He just disappears.

No - he turns into a woman!



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[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by PaulD

Hawkmonger's gonna see that and get all excited at thinking that Dredd was a Best Picture winner

That was one of the few I saw which wasn't! The other was the flabby, overlong and, at times, boring, Django Unchained which is very well acted but clearly finds Tarantino at his most self-indulgent. I got the feeling he was so in love with the characters he created, he couldn't bear to cut any of their lines so several scenes outstayed their welcome.

As has been said, the KKK scene with Jonah Hill should have been left on the cutting room floor along with Tarantino's cameo and atrocious Australian accent. I couldn't bear to see an extended version, but would like to see him 'trim the fat' and cut it down to around the two-hour mark.

[Demoncrat]

Two rewatches. Sergio Martino's Torso & Thomas Cappelen Malling's Norwegian Ninja.
After WWE (see last post) I had to watch something less....shit. These sufficed. I played the "guess the miscreant" game with Torso, and blow me if the mate didn't guess correctly.
Must show him ALIAWS next methinks haha.

NN just as much of a hoot as when I first saw it.

[PaulD]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

That was one of the few I saw which wasn't! The other was the flabby, overlong and, at times, boring, Django Unchained which is very well acted but clearly finds Tarantino at his most self-indulgent. I got the feeling he was so in love with the characters he created, he couldn't bear to cut any of their lines so several scenes outstayed their welcome.

As has been said, the KKK scene with Jonah Hill should have been left on the cutting room floor along with Tarantino's cameo and atrocious Australian accent. I couldn't bear to see an extended version, but would like to see him 'trim the fat' and cut it down to around the two-hour mark.

I like how we both object to the same specific parts of he film but I really liked it and you didn't! Film appreciations kinda cool like that.

[Hawkmonger]

I thought the Johna Hill KKK seen was funny.

[sawyer6]

Originally Posted by Hawkmonger

I thought the Johna Hill KKK seen was funny.

The KKK scene was funny

[Gojirosan]

So did nobody else see Berberian Sound Studio as a Beckett-esque tragicomedy?

Its comedic elements were overwhelming to me. I would unhesitatingly describe it as a comedy if someone asked what genre I thought it was.

[PaulD]

Originally Posted by sawyer6

The KKK scene was funny

They weren't the KKK