Film

[open face surgery]

I thought it was half a movie 

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

Big fan of Kill List here too.

[Carnage]

Late to the party but just watched The Gemtlemen there. Good craic, it's a while since I've watched a Guy Ritchie film.

Has the series got anything to do with it at all, bar the name?

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

RIP Nordberg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2_tJIgfnDA

[open face surgery]

https://youtu.be/2SSVIg4Noqc?si=Ayoz1xHyAKEvqKB4

[Necro Red]

Late to the party but just watched The Gemtlemen there. Good craic, it's a while since I've watched a Guy Ritchie film.

Has the series got anything to do with it at all, bar the name?

yea, some characters reappear. I think it is better than the movie and I really liked the movie too.

[Carnage]

I'll stick it on the list so, cheers.

[The Wretch]

Released on this date in 1979, one of the greatest movies of all-fucking-time: 

[open face surgery]

First 2 are savage. Much go back to them. Saw a trailer for a new one lately as well. Looked awful.

[Ollkiller]

First 2 are savage. Much go back to them. Saw a trailer for a new one lately as well. Looked awful.

Aye the first 2 films are stellar. Thought Fury road was class as well. Hopefully the new one is good.

[open face surgery]

I turned it off very early on. May revisit it.

[Carnage]

Just a mad, hyperreal action film. Nuts and enjoyable.

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

Was baked, but it was the 3D film I most enjoyed in the cinema, having generally not been a fan of 3D films.

[Carnage]

Have you seen the black and white version? Apparently it was filmed as such, colour added at the studio's insistence. It's OK but lacks sone of the impact IMO.

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

I haven't. Interesting to know!