WyattSheepMask Posted November 14, 2020 Posted November 14, 2020 (edited) 13 hours ago, SuperBacon said: Back To The Future trilogy We stopped in the middle of 2 so she could write her own timeline and she kept adding to it whilst watching 3 so she could keep track of it all as she was getting confused, until her older sister just said "Simply, Doc from 1955 never leaves 1955 so is Doc A, and the other Doc is from 1985 so he's Doc B" which is a succinct way of remembering. I had a similar experience explaining it to my mum a few months back, which lead to this construction of this Diagram. I lost her around the point of 1985C in BTTF2 Edited November 14, 2020 by WyattSheepMask Quote
RIDDUM_N_STYLE Posted November 14, 2020 Posted November 14, 2020 Borat Subsequent Moviefilm (Prime) - late to the party on this one, thought, as a sequel to a 14 year old film that possibly wasn't needed, it was pretty darn funny, not as laugh out loud as the original but still had plenty to chuckle over and I genuinely got a bit choked up at a particular bit near the end Quote
Magnum Milano Posted November 20, 2020 Posted November 20, 2020 After Hours (1985) Martin Scorsese directed. Paul Hackett (played by Griffin Dunne) gets chatting to a girl at a local coffee shop after work and it leads to the longest and worst night of his life. Very dark, very funny and a very clever script. Quote
Members SuperBacon Posted November 22, 2020 Members Posted November 22, 2020 Military Wives I think watching this on a Sunday evening may very well be the peak of moving into middle-age-dom. I really loved it. I'll watch anything with Sharon Horgan, and this had a whole lot of heart without too much schmaltz. The Great Outdoors Havent seen this since I was small but it was still great. Really love John Candy. Unpregnant & Colombus A Haley Lu Richardson double bill, with the latter film being a little gem with a superb performance by John Cho. Richardson is a fantastic talent who seems to choose wisely so interested to see what she does next. Road Trip Still 11/10. Quote
Paid Members Devon Malcolm Posted November 22, 2020 Paid Members Posted November 22, 2020 A Fantastic Fear of Everything (pirate) Two medium quality films later, and Crispian Mills is already a million times a better film director than he was a musician. Some good ideas here and Simon Pegg's great but it's too long and repetitive at times. Decent effort though. True History of the Kelly Gang (Prime) Fat Russell Crowe excepted, this is a tedious and pointless film that offers nothing beyond the odd bit of gun violence and arse flashing. No idea what the fuck George Mackay's accent was, even Charlie Hunnam sounded more convincing. Love and Monsters (pirate) Thoroughly enjoyable post-apocalyptic adventure, just my sort of thing with plentiful nods to Tremors, Zombieland and that sort of thing. Jessica Henwick, eh. Quote
Keith Houchen Posted November 22, 2020 Posted November 22, 2020 1 hour ago, Devon Malcolm said: Crispian Mills is already a million times a better film director than he was a musician. To be fair, that would still be true if he’d never even picked up a camera in his life. Quote
cobra_gordo Posted November 24, 2020 Posted November 24, 2020 Fatman (Amazon Crime). Figured this would be all kinds of mental from the trailer but I really enjoyed it. Mel Gibson makes a great Father Christmas who looks like he'd give you a slap, Walton Goggins is his usual fantastic wild-eyed self but its Chance Hurstfield and his punchable face that steals the show for me. Quote
Paid Members Devon Malcolm Posted November 24, 2020 Paid Members Posted November 24, 2020 Run (pirate) Aneesh Chaganty's follow-up to the excellent Searching is a much different thriller, but no less enjoyable. Brilliant to see an actual disabled person playing the lead and Kiera Allen is great. Really good stuff, Chaganty's definitely one to watch. Quote
Paid Members gmoney Posted November 27, 2020 Paid Members Posted November 27, 2020 (edited) Can't Stop Music Village People musical starring Steve Guttenberg, Caitlyn Jenner and the Village People. 10/10. Sample scene Edited November 27, 2020 by gmoney It's called Can't Stop the music. Fuck's sake. Quote
cobra_gordo Posted November 27, 2020 Posted November 27, 2020 (edited) "HEY! HEY! HEY HEY HEY! DANNY DANNY BOY! I WANT TO BE A DANNY BOY" Edited November 27, 2020 by cobra_gordo Too many HEYs Quote
Paid Members Devon Malcolm Posted November 27, 2020 Paid Members Posted November 27, 2020 Albert Finney eat your heart out. Quote
Paid Members Hannibal Scorch Posted November 27, 2020 Paid Members Posted November 27, 2020 1 hour ago, gmoney said: Can't Stop Music Village People musical starring Steve Guttenberg, Bruce Jenner and the Village People. 10/10. Sample scene This looks amazing. Never heard of it. Where may one find it? Also, spotted this on the Wiki "Since its initial failure, the film has gained something of a cult status as a camp film. Released on DVD in 2002, the film has been screened at gay film festivals, including the 2008 London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival, and is an annual New Year's tradition on Australian television" Quote
patiirc Posted November 27, 2020 Posted November 27, 2020 1 hour ago, gmoney said: Can't Stop Music Village People musical starring Steve Guttenberg, Caitlyn Jenner and the Village People. 10/10. Sample scene Fixed that for you. You're welcome. Quote
Paid Members gmoney Posted November 27, 2020 Paid Members Posted November 27, 2020 Ah, yeah I wasn't sure of the etiquette there, as she was under her old name, so thank you. Quote
Paid Members gmoney Posted November 27, 2020 Paid Members Posted November 27, 2020 17 minutes ago, Hannibal Scorch said: This looks amazing. Never heard of it. Where may one find it? Also, spotted this on the Wiki Nefarious means. PM'd. Quote
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