Originally posted by @KRG
Not even married, but yeah weāve been together years. I more just figured it was a date with someone who youāve been with for a while? I may have misused it.
What game were you playing BBB?
Blossom Blastā¦WTF is this waiting 3 days between stages shit though? (yeah, yeah I know an excuse to encourage me to spend money)
Been watching āāCHAPPIEāā by the team that did the excellent āāDistrict 9āā and has the same vibe. V good and often thought provokingā¦
āāif you are my maker, why did you make me so that I would die?āā
If Ted was a woman and I wasnāt a cunt, Iād woo him and win him.
Watch the film hereā¦itās bloody brilliant. Loved it.
http://www.vumoo.ch/videos/play/watch-the-revenant-88688
(If youāre not happy with illegal streams being linked, pap, then just remove)
Hey Fatso, thanks fella, glad you enjoyed it 
Itās DVD screener season
All of the movies deemed Oscar worthy are distributed to Academy voters, some of which of course end up online. Watched The Revenant last night, and Sicario & Hateful 8 tonight. Only got through two thirds of the Hateful 8 as it was a bit too self indulgent, will finish watching tomorrow. Looks great though and the soundtrack is pretty amazing (Ennio Morricone). Yes that guy who scored all the spaghetti western movies and I kinda assumed had died.
Sicario was really good.
If you know where to look you can get Sicario as a BluRay rip.
Iāve seen Creed, Hatefull Eight, Revenant, the Moby Dick one (trailers looked awesome), Legend (Tom Hardy), Joy, Steve Jobs, The Good Dinosaur, Charlie Brown etc. etc. etc. all available at different places.
Anyhoo, watched AntMan last night and, to quote Bearsy, what a load of CapeShit, nice SFX, nice tie in to the Avengers butā¦
Originally posted by @Fatso
If Ted was a woman and I wasnāt a cunt, Iād woo him and win him.
Watch the film hereā¦itās bloody brilliant. Loved it.
http://www.vumoo.ch/videos/play/watch-the-revenant-88688
(If youāre not happy with illegal streams being linked, pap, then just remove)
Sweet. That site has pretty much everything I need to see.
I watched Kill The Messenger last night, with Jeremy Renner starring. Was the true story of Gary Webb, a journo from a modest US newspaper who in the mid 90s broke the story of the CIAās alleged role in importing crack cocaine into the U.S. to secretly fund the Nicaraguan contra rebels.
Despite enormous pressure to stay away, Webb chose to pursue the story and went public with his evidence. What followed was a vicious smear campaign fueled by the CIA and aided by the biggest newspapers in the country. Gripping, eye opening and very well acted.
Jeremy Renner and acting? Nah, donāt believe you 
Safe to say itās a very different type of film to his prior work. Ray Liotta and Andy Garcia feature too.
Watched Sicario the other day, thought it was really good. Unsettling and almost dystopian despite the fact that this stuff is really happening under our noses.
Just finished Creed this evening, thought it was great. Fairly middle of the road up until about 2/3 of the way through. The final fight scene (at Goodison Park no less) is fucking sublime though. Every blow, every crunch, every scrape is so visceral you can almost feel it. Not a big fan of boxing or actually the Rocky films, but thatās my favourite scene in a film this year - like the final drum solo was in Whiplash last year. Worth watching just for that really!
Just watched No Country for Old Men again, for the first time in many years, with Bucks Junior (16). Quality work no doubt, nice that I had forgotten most of it.
Thanks to the joys of Pirate Bay and preview DVDs going āmissingā of their way to jurnos Iāve watched The Danish Girl, which was a fantastic film, Bridge of Spies which was well acted but average and the Revenant, which, just might, win LdC an Oscar.
Weāve The Hateful Eight and Joy to watch over the weekend.
Good lord, a typical Coen brothersā film, I wouldnāt make my worst enemy watch itā¦
Originally posted by @BTripz
Originally posted by @Bucks
Just watched No Country for Old Men again, for the first time in many years, with Bucks Junior (16). Quality work no doubt, nice that I had forgotten most of it.
Good lord, a typical Coen brothersā film, I wouldnāt make my worst enemy watch it.
What film would you rather see
Originally posted by @TedMaul
What film would you rather see
I watched the Revenant last night, based on other peepās recommendations, and I must admit that itās not my sort of film.
Good acting but slow pace and little dialogue had me bored to tears, the director seemed more for the panoramic shots. Donāt get me wrong there were some good scenes in the film and some were well filmed but I feel the whole film could have been wrapped up in half the time.
I then watched āMad Max - Fury Roadā and that was utter shite. Tom Hardy showed non of the acting skills that he had in the Revenant!
Watched Bridge of Spies last night. Was good, particularly if you like the Cold War issues, but not as impactful as it could have been. Tom Hanks was very good as usual.
Will be watching Sicario tonight, bring it on.
Kingsmenā¦ not sure what to make of it, but the scene in the church was funny 
Oh and the princess up the arse joke was also mildly amusingā¦
I got to say that I like the Coen brothers very much and enjoyed No Country For Old Men.
Pulp Fiction is on Dave, so Iām watching it.
Animal Kingdom
Tense. Not perfect but pretty bloody good.
Originally posted by @BTripz
I then watched āMad Max - Fury Roadā and that was utter shite. Tom Hardy showed non of the acting skills that he had in the Revenant!
Fury Road is awesome. Not really sure how anyone can watch that and conclude utter shite. Thatās actually worse than when my geeky mate who loves to complain about stuff (and insist that there is a better, Japanese alternative available) wrote off the Matrix Reloadedās freeway chase as unjustifiably dull.
George Miller pretty much reminded everyone of how action movies should be done in that flick. I thought it was excellent.