Which movie(s) have you watched recently?

[marshbrewer]

Made the Mrs watch Grand Turino with me the other night. I'm an Eastwood fan and I think it's sublime; she actually quite enjoyed it.

 

[Clint]

I could sit in your front room for a few beers,.... well my name is similar...

 

[marshbrewer]

What's your favourite Clint film? Tough one for me, that is.

 

[Mr_S_Jerusalem]

What's your favourite Clint film? Tough one for me, that is.

Fist Full of Dollars

 

[marshbrewer]

Fist Full of Dollars

I think mine would be a toss up between Coogan's Bluff and Unforgiven. Although, I'll change my mind tomorrow.

 

[Clint]

Outlaw Josey Wales...

 

[GerritT]

Zombieworld: Double Tap! As fun as the first one.
Still looking for some recent hard scifi flick.

 

[marshbrewer]

Outlaw Josey Wales...

That is a class film, and brave in its time.

 

[Clint]

Being Clint I've watched all the films...OJW and the spaghetti westerns I like..in fact there's not a bad one...

 

[redredwine]

Inglorious Basterds

 

[Clint]

That's a great film!

 

[Tripster]

Outlaw Josey Wales...

Are you gonna pull those pistols or whistle Dixie. Brilliant line from a brilliant film. IMHO Clint Eastwood Is up there with the best In acting and directing

 

[MrRook]

Mr. Bean and Mr. Bean's holiday.

 

[Mr_S_Jerusalem]

That's a great film!

Totally lol

LOVE Brad Pitt in that movie

 

[samale]

Paltoon
Rocky ( I used to shadow box after watching it )
It's not a film but the first season of ture defective with woody Harrison and Matthew MC conaughey. Probably the best I have seen. Two great actor's

 

[SpaceDawg]

Zombeavers and Dead Snow, however that was after ID and Shaun of the dead. Had some mates around.

 

[pilgrimhudd]

Are you gonna pull those pistols or whistle Dixie. Brilliant line from a brilliant film. IMHO Clint Eastwood Is up there with the best In acting and directing

One of my favourites, up there with Unforgiven.

 

[Hengoedbrewer]

We have had A Quiet Place on our planner for ages. Finally watched it last night, I really liked it, mrs isn't a big fan of scary stuff and thought the ending was poor. I thought it had a very good premise, tense, will check out the sequel next year. Before that we watched Joker, which I could see the brilliance of in one way but wasn't a particularly enjoyable watch in another.

 

[JonBrew]

Before that we watched Joker, which I could see the brilliance of in one way but wasn't a particularly enjoyable watch in another.

Completely agree with this. It's brilliant and Phoenix is outstanding in it but I wouldn't watch it again in a hurry. An origins movie about the joker was never going to be a barrel of laughs but it's bleak beyond belief. I'm a big fan of the Nolan Batman trilogy and personally feel that his vision of the Joker and Ledger's performance is still king.

 

[Drunkula]

Palm Springs and I absolutely loved it. Red Letter can for once choke on my **** (Mike, I'd never do that to Jay). I really adored it. I had goosebumps of happiness at the end++. If you like Happy Death Day then it's more joyous and uplifting than that - it's a faux-nihlist rom-com** that really worked for me.

If you like it then check out Forever - the series with Maya Rudolph and Fred Armisen. It's got a borderline Wes Anderson vibe and a soundtrack that is absolutely killer. It's kinda like The Good Place but with less good. It's the sort of thing you can show to someone to test if you can really be friends.

As much as these shows are about the dead they're not for the already dead inside that The Snug used to be a wasteland for. If you've still got an ember of joy inside you then these might just blow across the coals and make you feel something.

** unlike others in the genre.