Films

On episode 3 of the Tiger King. Its alright I guess. Fucked up story for sure

Yeah The Platform was a bit lame

The Lighthouse is so good. Just watched Existenz which is not Willem Dafoe's best film...

I remember Existenz. Was impressed at the time. Jennifer Jason Leigh?

Would recommend sticking with Tiger King, it gets a bit sluggish in the middle and could definitely have been edited down a fair bit. The story gets so bonkers that it's worth persevering with!

10 Things I Hate About You - 90s guilty pleasure of mine

Dug out a couple more oldies last night.

The Commitments - A bit dated, its corny but good fun, their rendition of Dark End Of The Street is worth the price of admission.

Romeo + Juliet (Leo version) - a masterpiece . Hard to believe this was 1996, it was ahead of its time.

Saw Portrait of a Lady on fire last night. Absolutely brilliant film.

It’s available on Curzon Home cinema (you’ve gotto pay though)

Then saw Peanut Butter Falcon - also super good.

Romeo + Juliet (Leo version) - a masterpiece . Hard to believe this was 1996, it was ahead of its time.

Love his The Great Gatsby, on my list of favourite films

After someone on here suggested it I watched Cobra. It was as truly terrible as you'd expect an 80s action film starring Sly and Brigitte Nielsen would be.

I quite enjoyed it.

LOLOL

Absolute fuckin classic, never gets old.

Cobra is amazing. Exactly what you want from a stupid action film.

That's the one! Might have enjoyed it more if my housemate hadn't talked over the whole thing.

Finally watched Midsommar last night, it was included with Prime, not a bad way to spend 2 hrs, very Wickermanish.

Strang choice.

Tango and Cash next.

The last film of the 80s.

The Commitments is absolutely glorious, the music stands up and it is as much fun as you can have in a couple of hours at home... I watch it at least once a year.

Anyone have any film suggestions for a 4 year old who found Toy Story 4 a little bit to intense?

Wall-E

Great shout.

Ratatouille is also pretty unthreatening, right?

Yeah...any of the Winnie the Pooh animated movies are pretty good too (for a toddler anyway)

Haven’t watched the commitments in years...might re-visit it. Sing street was very reminiscent of the commitments

I just watched the Beat that my heart skipped. I’m catching up on 21stcentury French thrillers.
Loved Cache & Tell no-one trying to dig up some more

Sing Street added to my watchlist cheers!

Shaun the Sheep the movie.