What Was The Last Film You Watched?

[Ludo*1]

A thread that is a roaring success on P&B because essentially, most people don't stop watching films and always have something to give a mini-review on! Helps others decide if they want to see the film as well and on and on it goes!

Nostalgia

Russian film made in 1983 by Andrei Tarkovsky. It's a bit self-indulgent and more of a 'film as art' piece than it is an enjoyable film. I suppose if you connect to it you'll love it, if you don't, you'll not find something more boring as not a lot happens.

5/10.

[Abdul Latif]

Friday after Next.

sh**e, tho I still like it Ice Cube effort about getting robbed on Christmas Eve by a boy dressed as Santa.

6/10

[Boba Fett]

Interstellar.. will take a few more viewings to fully understand it mind 

[UWTB1893]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Ruined my childhood

4/10
 

[JoeCovenant]

JFK (just cos it was on at the weekend...)

Always liked the movie.

I know the 'conspiracy' has apparently been officially undermined...

but...

[Baldee]

12 Angry Men

Call me old fashioned but this classic black and white movie with no special effects is just brilliant.

Virtually filmed in one room with great acting!

10/10

[Abdul Latif]

Forgot to mention, the missus had us watch the second Inbetweeners on Friday.

Load of pish. 3/10.

[Dee4Life62]

Went to the pictures yesterday to see the new Hunger Games, loved it and can't wait for the next one!!

9/10

[Cobra]

Shifty. Discovered this gem on Netflix the other night. It's a British film made on a tiny budget. I thought it was great. 8/10.

[Misty]

The Angels' Share

Been meaning to watch this for a while now and took the opportunity at the weekend

Verdict - 7/10

[Deejay]

The fault in our stars.

Two teens, both who have different cancer conditions, fall in love after meeting at a cancer support group. The movie truthfully captures the joy and pain associated with love and loss. It might be hard to sit through without a cry, or possibly even buckets of tears especially if you have lost relatives to this horrible disease as I have. But ultimately the film is uplifting. With the harsh world of cancer as a backdrop, this film is not about dying. It’s about living.

Verdict - 8/10.

[Derry Drummer]

The Blind Side.

The film follows Oher from his impoverished upbringing, through his years at Wingate Christian School (a fictional representation of Briarcrest Christian School in Memphis, Tennessee),[4] his adoption by Sean and Leigh Anne Tuohy, to his position as one of the most highly coveted prospects in college football, then finally becoming a first-round pick in the NFL by the Baltimore Ravens.

8.5/10