Films

Saw To The Wonder.

My honest opinion, whether anyone cares or not, could easily have been replaced by a 1 hour 50 minute slideshow of beautiful photos with atmospheric music playing in the background and NOBODY WOULD HAVE NOTICED!

I left about 45 mins in, as much as it looked lovely I couldnt sit thought it any longer. Its jumping about, pretty much no dialogue and no story killed me.

Film4 has been playing through the Godfather trilogy. No.3 is on tonight at 9.
I'd forgotten just how excellent they are.

Probably skip 3, then.

But it's the one I've not seen.
Dilemma, mostly because now I can't fulfill my lifetime goal of sincerely being that girl who sings "I like old movies" in eHarmony ads.

You have been warned.

Watched 'Goodbye Lenin' last night - Loved the german nostalgia and seeming longing for its Soviet past.

Felt like your stumbling on a dirty little cultural secret.

The 'comedy' aspects of the film are probably only appreciated by germans - but still very watchable

Good Bye Lenin! (English Subtitles) - YouTube

really enjoyed 'Goodbye Lenin' good film

1+ brilliant film.

Recent favourites
Barbara - suffocating vision of life in East Germany
The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner - old British classic
Jiro Dreams of Sushi - human interest story that didn't feel 'cheap'
The Bourne Legacy
The Imposter - disturbing documentary
A Simple Life - nice intergenerational Hong Kong drama

Good but not great
Taxi to the Dark Side - look at mistreatment of prisoners in Afghanistan and interesting contrast to Zero Dark Thirty
The Master
Last Train Home - Look at the life of migrant workers in China

Not really doing it for me
Alps
The Castle - not a great fan of comedy although I can see why it would appeal to some

http://www.everymancinema.com/fillingstation

^ If I won the lottery, I would have a travelling cinema and show life-changing/affirming films in off-the-beaten-track locations.

That and have surgery to enable me to breathe underwater.

Saw Trance last night, another average at best danny boyle film(Trainspotting and 28 days later are classics)

So ropey camera angles, story could have be told better imo as it just jumped about too much and it was over hyped(But then everything is these days i suppose)

2.5 out of 5.

just finished watching Dark Night Rises. Long, boring and a waste of time. To think I could have been watching Masterchef and aimlessly surfing the internet instead sigh

http://www.everymancinema.com/fillingstation

This is seriously missing Two Lane Blacktop.

Silver Linings Playbook was wonderful. Found myself laughing out loud (or LOL for short) on many occasions. De Niro is class. He's a pretty good actor actually. I predict big things for his career.

Watching "The Hunt" a grimly believable account of someone falsely accused of child abuse.

Recent favourites
Barbara - suffocating vision of life in East Germany

I wanted to see this when it was on release but forgot, damn.

Going to try and see The Spirit of '45 and The Gospel According to St Matthew this weekend if I can, aside from that nothing really takes my fancy.

^ If I won the lottery, I would have a travelling cinema and show life-changing/affirming films in off-the-beaten-track locations.

That and have surgery to enable me to breathe underwater.

You'd have to win the lottery to afford to go to that. £22 for a film screening? You've got to be joking.

Did Jimmy Saville direct this movie or something?

I'm looking forward to that.

Watching "The Hunt" a grimly believable account of someone falsely accused of child abuse.

How was it? was meaning to see it but g/f wasn't too keen on it.

Fucking Virgin blocked access to KickAss, can anyone recommend a source for decent movies. Think I've watched all decent ones on Tube+.

There's no cocks it if that's what you're after

Watching Faster.
its got he Rock in it.
bet its shite.

There's no cocks it if that's what you're after

Bugger.

Ed, The Hunt was really well done, but not fun viewing.