What was the last film you watched

[The Fear]

 

[DeanoVilla]

Avengers - Infinity War.

Oh golly gosh I did not see that coming!

 

[Melon Donkey]

Avengers - Infinity War.

Oh golly gosh I did not see that coming!

I know that super hero mass orgy was random wasn’t it .

 

[Melon Donkey]

Back to the future part 2.

Kids were watching it.

I must say I have done a cracking job in educating them in the ways of great films.

Star wars- check
Back to the future - check
Indiana Jones - check
The Goonies - check.

 

[mike_field]

I'm yet to get mine to the Goonies or BTTF, but I have managed Python (Holy Grail obviously) and numerous others (Ghostbusters, Top Secret, anything by Mel Brooks etc) that clearly affected my development a kid/teenager lol

 

[JuanPabloAngel]

Back to the future part 2.

Kids were watching it.

I must say I have done a cracking job in educating them in the ways of great films.

Star wars- check
Back to the future - check
Indiana Jones - check
The Goonies - check.

And when you catch them watching Debbie Does Dallas, your work will be done

 

[Melon Donkey]

And when you catch them watching Debbie Does Dallas, your work will be done

 

[mike_field]

Debbie or Dobby?

 

[The Fear]

Stella's Last Weekend. Quite a gentle family drama. Doesn't really go anywhere, some films don't have to, to be a decent watch. 5.99/9.9924

 

[Stephen Jay Hawkings]

I've downloaded over 450 movies in the last 2 months, all 1080p Blu-ray rips. I feared the end was nigh a while back, and with Article 13 passing it may be so. I need some new TB drives, it's ridiculous.

Have I watched any of them? Of course not, it's the thrill of the hunt!

 

[The Fear]

Reprisal. Turned off after 40 mins. Can see why the rating on Sky is just 1/5.

 

[Stephen Jay Hawkings]

From Russia With Love

Number 2 in the Bond marathon, I thought it might be hard to get through the 60's ones, but they don't seem as dated as I thought they would, very enjoyable. Helps having nice HD versions that look great on a 40+ inch TV, as anything I'd seen before of the older ones was on ordinary TV.

First appearance of Desmond Llewelyn as Q too, who obviously goes on to appear in loads more.

8/10

 

[DeanoVilla]

Green Book. Very good watch.

 

[BodyButter]

Searching - it's about a dad looking for his missing daughter but the whole thing takes place on computers and phones. It's pretty good. 7/10

 

[The Fear]

Time Trap. Sci fi. Fairly intriguing. 6.51/10.01

 

[Pride of Lions]

Hangman starring Al Pacino, Karl Urban & Brittany Snow.

A homicide detective brings his partner out of retirement to help catch a serial killer whose crimes are based on the children's game Hangman.

Above average mystery thriller. Worth a watch. 7.5/10

 

[The Fear]

Hotel Artemis.

Distopian future, blah blah blah. 5.75/9.87

 

[DeanoVilla]

The Mule.

Clint Eastwood plays an old retired botanist who ends up running drugs for the cartel.

Decent enough without being outstanding, but well worth a watch.

Also it's given me a brand new outlook on how I want my life to go after I retire!!!

 

[Stephen Jay Hawkings]

Goldfinger

Bond No.3, and the Bondiest yet. Proper Q scene, Aston Martin, one liners, lasers, and Pussy Galore! Loving the Connery ones.

9/10

 

[Melon Donkey]

Goldfinger

Bond No.3, and the Bondiest yet. Proper Q scene, Aston Martin, one liners, lasers, and Pussy Galore! Loving the Connery ones.

9/10

I take it you will skip the Dalton and Brosnan years and go straight to Craig .