Films

He's great in Happiness but Dylan Baker's performance maybe even better?

Not one of his more interesting roles but I really like PSH in moneyball.

Absolutely, Dylan Baker was great.

Also, for PSH, have we had Twister yet where the legend that is Bill Paxton and Helen Hunt spend there time racing around looking for a plot?

The plot is the steak and eggs at Aunt Meg's

https://youtu.be/tz598wE5k9A

That and a stiff Bloody Mary is the breakfast of champions

Talk to me...

Talk to me...

We watched Italy v Spain instead.

Soon....

https://youtu.be/GOQ8QWk1icc

Just watched 'Wind River'...the trailer doesn't do it justice at all. It's a really good film and well worth watching.

^ Taylor Sheridan who can write

It's been on my watchlist for ages but never got round to it. Will have to give it a go soon! I forget that Jeremy Renner is actually in a handful of decent films in between churning out absolute dogshit.

"Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" - really enjoyed this far more than i expected and yer man De Caprio is very good in it.

I actually didn't have the faintest idea who he was. Which helped I think.
I'd only seen him before in some shit TV commercial which gave the impression I was supposed to know who he is.
But he was actually really good in it.

I finally got round to watching this tonight. Really good, if not mega uplifting for a Monday night. The Nick Cave/ Warren Ellis score was a nice surprise.

"I actually didn't have the faintest idea who he was. Which helped I think."

Arrival is great and Hurt Locker is worth a watch. Apparently the Bourne films he's in are ok as well. Other than that I only know him for doing endless (presumably dog shit) Marvel films.

The new Soderberg film is an interesting little caper. He seems to be making more films since retiring than before.

The new Chris Pratt movie is actually pretty good sci-fi. War of Tomorrow or something like that.

+1 for Wind River

Jeremy Renner is actually in a handful of decent films

Also decent in The Town

Terrible human being though

Black Widow is flipping stupid, I really enjoyed it... Had a fair few chuckles in it as well...

It's really bloody stupid...

Has anyone watched?

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You might remember Sterling Hayden as the police chief who got shot in the throat in The Godfather.

Now that you reminded me of it it rings a bell.

And the leader of a gang of armed robbers in the very similar films, The Asphalt Jungle and Kubrick's The Killing, great actor IMO.

And he was of course the nutty USAF General who started it all off in Dr Strangelove.

I don't care if Black Widow was stupid, I loved it. Lots of good representation of women.