| Handyman Joe | 7th May 2013 07:44 PM |
Joanna has a great dying toff with a heart turn by Donald Sutherland - that and some nice Moroccan locations are all I remember about it.
Best of Flipside - Deep End (the best film I've seen in the past 10 years, it's got everything), Duffer (not saying you'll rewatch it often but you'll never forget it), Bronco Bullfrog (awkward in a brilliant way), The Black Panther (grim realism), The Pleasure Girls and The Party's Over (young Ian McShane and Ollie Reed cutting it up in 60s London with melancholic undertones)
Quite Liked - Little Malcolm (Hurt and Warner are fantastic but it's a little stage bound), Mulberry Bush (loved the first half hour but began to grate), All the Right Noises (small but perfectly formed), Herostratus (intermittently amazing but a bit bloated), The Bed Sitting Room (maybe should be higher need to see this again under the influence), Permissive (grimy), Private Road (endearing)
Not for me - Man of Violence (sorry, I found this unwatchable), Lunch Hour (ho-hum), Requium for a Village (will give this another go - need to be in the right mood), the two London movies (no urge to watch these again, especially that hair transplant)
Trying to muster some enthusiasm for the two latest release - I'm not a huge fan of collections of shorts, would much prefer a couple of movies. Any opinions on these two yet? | 