What was the last film you watched

[Pride of Lions]

Terrifier starring Jenna Kanell, Catherine Corcoran & David Howard Thornton.

A maniacal clown named Art, terrorizes three young women on Halloween night and everyone else who stands in his way.

Horror, thriller. Low budget blood and gore. 6/10

 

[Stephen Jay Hawkings]

Saw a bit of The Hurricane Heist on Sky Cinema or whatever it's called.

Looked a bit shite for all the ads I've been subjected to.

 

[BodyButter]

Handsome Devil - it's about two secondary school boys struggling as outsiders in a rugby school. It's quite a nice film in a low budget kind of way.

7/10

 

[Gazgecko]

American Ultra. Jesse Eisenberg is a slacke who accidentally finds out he’s actually a CIA super-spy. Really liked it, not least because it also stars Kristen Stewart. She makes my tummy fizz.

 

[Pride of Lions]

12 Strong starring Chris Hemsworth, Michael Shannon & Michael Peña.

12 Strong tells the story of the first Special Forces team deployed to Afghanistan after 9/11; under the leadership of a new captain, the team must work with an Afghan warlord to take down the Taliban.

Always like a true story and this was no exception. 8/10

 

[JuanPabloAngel]

Really liked it, not least because it also stars Kristen Stewart. She makes my tummy fizz.

It's a crying shame she prefers ladies. Because otherwise, I'd obviously have stood a chance

 

[mike_field]

12 Strong starring Chris Hemsworth, Michael Shannon & Michael Peña.

12 Strong tells the story of the first Special Forces team deployed to Afghanistan after 9/11; under the leadership of a new captain, the team must work with an Afghan warlord to take down the Taliban.

Always like a true story and this was no exception.

How true though dude...true....or based on?

I've started avoiding claims of true story as when you actually look into it there's a lot of Hollywood licence involved?

If genuine that's up my street?

 

[BodyButter]

How true though dude...true....or based on?

I've started avoiding claims of true story as when you actually look into it there's a lot of Hollywood licence involved?

If genuine that's up my street?

Just from the trailor, it looks about as 'true' as American Sniper.

Anyway, you have seen that film before; lovely, handsome, friendly American guys go half way around the world to murder tens of thousands of people and feel a little bit sad and confused afterwards. Awwwww.

 

[HeathfieldRoad1874]

Oorah!!!!!!!!

 

[Pride of Lions]

How true though dude...true....or based on?

I've started avoiding claims of true story as when you actually look into it there's a lot of Hollywood licence involved?

If genuine that's up my street?

Apparently it's true Mike. At the end of the film you see a photo of 'the team' and, apparently, their is a statue at the site of the twin towers dedicated to these guys (a soldier on horseback), because they traveled on horseback over there.

 

[mike_field]

I'll take a look, I'm normally get disappointed though even with great films when it's embellished. Might be one to take on face value though.

 

[Pride of Lions]

I'll take a look, I'm normally get disappointed though even with great films when it's embellished. Might be one to take on face value though.

 

[Gazgecko]

It's a crying shame she prefers ladies. Because otherwise, I'd obviously have stood a chance

You’d have been first in line mate. On a similar subject, Kylie Minogue was asked about a certain rumour about her love life. A journalist asked “Are you going out with that Gazgecko bloke off of Vital Villa?” Kylie replied, “I should be so lucky...”

 

[Pride of Lions]

Murder on the Orient Express starring Kenneth Branagh, Penélope Cruz, Willem Dafoe and co starring Michelle Pfeiffer, Judi Dench and Johnny Depp.

When a murder occurs on the train he's travelling on, celebrated detective Hercule Poirot is recruited to solve the case.

Good modern version of Agatha Christie's novel. 7.5/10

 

[Pride of Lions]

Wild Card starring Jason Statham, Michael Angarano & Dominik García-Lorido.

When a Las Vegas bodyguard with lethal skills and a gambling problem gets in trouble with the mob, he has one last play...and it's all or nothing.

When you know it's a Jason Statham film, you know what you're getting. No disappointment here then. 7/10

 

[Pride of Lions]

Last night we watched a film called Beyond the Woods. It starred John Ryan Howard, Mark Lawrence & Ross MacMahon.

A gathering of friends is thrown into chaos by the opening of a mysterious fiery sinkhole near their secluded holiday home.

Supposed to of been an Irish horror movie. Make up your own punchlines........ 5/10

 

[Pride of Lions]

Just watched a film called The Gateway, starring Jacqueline McKenzie, Myles Pollard & Hayley McElhinney.

A particle physicist grieving over the loss of her husband in a car crash travels to a parallel world to find him again, with dire consequences for her family.

Good, sci-fi movie with a twist...... recommended if you like this genre. 7.5/10

 

[Pride of Lions]

The Executioners starring Natalie Burn, Jemma Dallender & Rachel Rosenstein.

When four female friends go on a retreat to a secluded lakeside cabin, they soon realize they're not alone.

Not bad, bit of a twist at the end. 6.5/10

 

[Pride of Lions]

The Unwilling starring David Lipper, Dina Meyer & Lance Henriksen.

After the death of a much despised patriarch, a mysterious box shows up during the reading of the will, forcing the family to reckon with each of their own deadly sins.


Average at best thriller. 6/10

 

[DeanoVilla]

Watched the remake of Flatliners.

Wasn't expect a lot, these remakes are never very good are they, but quite enjoyed this one.

It's not as good as the original but it's filmed in more of a horror film style so quite tense at times.

Not sure I really saw the point in Kiefer Sutherlands cameo though. Can't be that hard up surely? Didn't add anything.