What is the last film you watched?

[DaveinGermany]

Ted 2, last night, juvenile, offensive, explicit, full of bad language & totally un pc ...... thoroughly enjoyed it.

Not one to watch with your Nan really, mind you it depends on your Nan I suppose.

[hilleluk]

Last night was Schindlers List...I have a cold and was feeling down...after watching this film again I felt an awful lot better

[kestrelx]

Originally Posted by hilleluk

Last night was Schindlers List...I have a cold and was feeling down...after watching this film again I felt an awful lot better

Apparently before he became friend of the Jews he was actually a Nazi sympathizer...

One of best films I've seen in last few years that stands out is "Ex Machina" about some genius A.I. guy who creates robots who sets up this student in a test to see how he gets on with a female robot and it all goes very wrong.

[hilleluk]

I will look out for this film

[MrPastry]

Went to see Peter Rabbit at the flicks pleasantly surprised despite the critics shredding it.
Kids in really having fun watching it.

[hilleluk]

Brooklyn last night on BBC1...Thoroughly enjoyed it, but I would say it was a Women's film

[MrPastry]

CON AIR Bit like walking though Accrington on weekend night including dive bombing Pidgeon's!

[kestrelx]

42 Cloverfield Lane

[DaveinGermany]

Being tucked up in my cabin last night on the ferry (being a good lad & avoiding the bar), channel flitting I came across "Eaten by Lions", it can only be a British production & more so coming out of the North West of our fair Isle.


In the vein of "East is East", but more up to date being released & filmed in 2019 as opposed to being set in the 70's.Typically British take on our society & its evermore continued blurring of accepted norms & the expansion of multi racial families as standard.


Still all that apart, quite a pleasant & amusing diversion for about an hour or so, I'd happily recommend it as a watch.

[taddy]

With me being a bit of a Luddite it could well have been stage coach which made John Wayne a household name long, long ago.

[Less]

Originally Posted by taddy

With me being a bit of a Luddite it could well have been stage coach which made John Wayne a household name long, long ago.

So working on that theory...

Roy Rogers triggered his career on a G string?
And there was me thinking he only played his guitar as he headed into the sunset, not when he rode into town and shot up the sheriff!

[taddy]

[QUOTE=Less;1256451]So working on that theory...

Roy Rogers triggered his career on a G string?
And there was me thinking he only played his guitar as he headed into the sunset, not when he rode into town and shot up the sheriff!

Is it my mind or are we venturing into soft porn here?

[Less]

Just watching the 2007 version of 30,000 leagues under the sea, sex discrimination raised it's head within the first ten minutes two officers one male the other the 'weaker' sex, identical uniforms except...

He had his shirt buttoned all the way up apart from the collar showing just a hint of his white T shirt beneath.

She shirt unbuttoned to half way down showing no T shirt but instead an ample bosom.

All I can conclude is that service men are obviously more sensitive to the cold needing the extra layer for comfort and service woman are not only made of sterner stuff but need their clothes half off to disperse the extra heat they generate.

Or she's some sort of flashing perv and should not be in a responsible position if she can't control herself.

By the way wasn't the original story by Jules Verne 20,000 leagues under the seas?

[DaveinGermany]

Originally Posted by Less

service woman are not only made of sterner stuff but need their clothes half off to disperse the extra heat they generate.

Bit of a novelty that, they're usually going on about being cold all the time, unless they're in the middle of their mentalpause!