Films

Lot of time for Uncut Gems but I thought Good Time was shit. Like really poor

^ same.

I saw Belfast tonight, believe the hype, it’s excellent.

Brett Goldstein's podcast

Latest one with Jim Cummings was really good, need to check out all his films, thunder road was amazing and his new one sounds like it'll be mint.

In fact the last few (all of them really) have been good, Bobcat and Jimmy Carr were both much better than I was expecting.

Watched Jodorowsky's Dune last night. Fantastic. Oh what could have been.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0cJNR8HEw0

The Power of the Dog

Ta, going on the list.

Lamb is great! Very that-Greek-director-who’s-name-I-can’t-say. Though much less awkward and dark.

8/10

Are you working your way through BFI subscription? Just curious with the titles you've been mentioning.

Exactly this. I never got around to subscribing to the BFI before so I'm making the most of it now I'm forced to stay at home. :)

Is it good? Might watch this tonight...

It is!!

Power of the dog, Netflix.

Interesting, the story is fed to you gradually. Cumberbatch is excellent, great score and a decent plot. 8/10

My girlfriend has never seen the Matrix films, I'm enjoying revisiting them. Just finished Reloaded, I'd forgotten how much of a neckbeard nu metal wet dream it is. No wonder I fucking loved it when it came out.

I've only seen the first. I'd like to see the new one - so thinking about watching the others too.

I keep trying to trying to get my daughter to want to watch them but I think they might be a touch old for her, I need to watch them again before the new one anyway.

Just watched this and thought it was great. Really unsettling.
https://youtu.be/eYfKlNBLLeQ

That looks right up my street thanks!

I watched Sweetheart at the weekend and really enjoyed it.

https://youtu.be/MCF5FvwdPVs

I quite enjoyed that when I saw it!

One of the copies of his Dune storyboard (drawn by Moebius and Giger) sold for 3 mio us dorra at Christie's last month

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2021/nov/22/film-storyboards-for-doomed-1970s-version-of-dune-sell-for-266m

dunno if already been mentioned, Taika Waittii will bring "The Incal" to big screens with a blessing from Jodorowsky himself

https://youtu.be/1DkxB75CNvA

Exciting!

Wow. Wondered what they’d be worth. Hopefully ends up getting published one day.

Todays movies...
Incredible acting as always from Sally Hawkins in this one...
https://youtu.be/NiqwtgZzbds

A really powerful film here too, with great acting from the young girl...
https://youtu.be/cfQlRks4fuo

Wrath of Man - Guy Ritchie new one.

It's a heist movie meets generic revenge film.
Piss poor acting, directing and dialogue.

For the whole 2 hours I was wishing I was watching Heat.