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*** Official Film Thread ***
- Thread starter markysimmo
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Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Bet its crap. 2 and 3 were horrendous. Terminator and Alien just kept getting worse and worse after their first 2 too.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
My 2021 list would be:
Censor
Green Knight
Summer Of Soul
No Time To Die
Last Night In Soho
French Dispatch
The Dig
Without Remorse
Dune
Sparks Brothers
Giddy Stratospheres
Gucci
I'd probably only really recommend the top 7, the others were more just decent
In The Earth was the one I missed that I want to catch-up on
Btw I'm pretty sure Saint Maud was released July 2020; not 2021
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
The Simon Armitage edition of the original text is a good read:
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
Thought it was watchable. I'd call it an above average Jason Statham movie.
Normally I don’t mind a bit of Statham trash. I thought it would be decent as I enjoy Guy Ritchie films . Just found it very flat .
I’ll check that out cheers
Bullet
Andy Thompson
This doesn't mean what you think it means, unless you think it means what I don't think it means.
greatwhitenorf
Dean Richards
Va fanculo. Fangoo la te mama. Stugatz.
How'zat workin' for ya, sweetcheeks?
I don't even pretend to speak Italian. Though I do love to hear it spoken. And as the token mangiacake at an Italian-language community newspaper, I got to hear plenty of it in my early years freelancing as a fotografo.
I did grow up in a heavily Italian neighbourhood in a city with more than 500,000 residents of Italian extraction. Toronto. And the expressions above are the words - among many others- I routinely heard from the kids of these working class immigrants, often while sitting in the high school cafeteria gambling away our lunch money playing briscola and scopa, talking about how to sneak out a few pints of their dads' home-made grappa to help us get in the pants of the abundantly endowed Marchiori sisters.
If I'm not spelling things perfectly, hey, bocce me culo, brutta bestia.
How'zat workin' for ya, sweetcheeks?
I don't even pretend to speak Italian. Though I do love to hear it spoken. And as the token mangiacake at an Italian-language community newspaper, I got to hear plenty of it in my early years freelancing as a fotografo.
I did grow up in a heavily Italian neighbourhood in a city with more than 500,000 residents of Italian extraction. Toronto. And the expressions above are the words - among many others- I routinely heard from the kids of these working class immigrants, often while sitting in the high school cafeteria gambling away our lunch money playing briscola and scopa, talking about how to sneak out a few pints of their dads' home-made grappa to help us get in the pants of the abundantly endowed Marchiori sisters.
If I'm not spelling things perfectly, hey, bocce me culo, brutta bestia.
El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
Enjoyed No Way Home, would give it 4 out of 5. It had nostalgia, emotions, fun, worth watching and I’m sure you probably will.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
I was meant to go tomorrow but rescheduled until the 29th December
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
Saw Spider-Man: No Way Home on Wednesday. Absolutely loved it! Pulled off quite a risky concept. Comfortably my favourite film of the year and my favourite non-Avengers Marvel film. Don’t wanna oversell it to anyone but that’s my honest opinion of it.
My other favourite films of the year:
No Time To Die
Nobody
Shang Chi
Luca
Palm Springs
Last Night in Soho
Another Round (technically released in 2020 but only saw it last night)
My other favourite films of the year:
No Time To Die
Nobody
Shang Chi
Luca
Palm Springs
Last Night in Soho
Another Round (technically released in 2020 but only saw it last night)
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
Enjoyed the ones in bold.
Wasn’t keen on Dune.
Didn’t know what to make of Censor. Interesting idea but thought of went off the rails a bit towards the end.
French Dispatch….no offence but that was one of my least favourite films of the year
Bedfordspurs
Vinnie Samways
A few on that list I’ve not seen so something to look out forEnjoyed the ones in bold.
Wasn’t keen on Dune.
Didn’t know what to make of Censor. Interesting idea but thought of went off the rails a bit towards the end.
French Dispatch….no offence but that was one of my least favourite films of the year
Bedfordspurs
Vinnie Samways
Palm springs was quality
Very under rated and understated too
awesome dawson
Mitchell Thomas
14 Peaks on Netflix is an excellent documentary film. He's lived one of those lives, where you barely believe it's true.
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
Watched the humming bird project tonight. The wife's choice. I am not a big movie person but I enjoyed it.