Film

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

I'm sure a lot of you will enjoy this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEtOEoyqj6k

What a classic movie! Definitely going on the list for next weekend.

[The Butcher]

I'm sure a lot of you will enjoy this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEtOEoyqj6k

What a classic movie! Definitely going on the list for next weekend.

Aww I didn't need to know there's over 3 hours of material for this film! Brilliant film, would love to see what was cut.

[The Butcher]

Also horrified at the thoughts of Will Smith and Kevin Hart doing a remake of this film...

[Cailleach]

The First King.  A poor movie.

[blessed1]

Watched the godfather for the first time last night. No idea why I put it off for so long. Great film.
I've heard the sceond one is better. I'll give it a watch tonight. I'm back to work Monday and I'm going to miss all the late nights watching movies and smoking weed!

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

Enjoy!

[Kurt Cocaine]

Must be a bitch having to get up again at 9am, eh Ollie? 

[blessed1]

Must be a bitch having to get up again at 9am, eh Ollie? 

Don't know how I will manage 😔

[Cailleach]

The Runaways. A good movie.

[blessed1]

The Runaways. A good movie.

Ya enjoyed that one myself.

[astfgyl]

Spiderman: Into the Spider-Verse.

Watched it a couple of times this week with the young fellas and have to say I thoroughly enjoyed it

[Pedrito]

Watched the godfather for the first time last night. No idea why I put it off for so long. Great film.
I've heard the sceond one is better. I'll give it a watch tonight. I'm back to work Monday and I'm going to miss all the late nights watching movies and smoking weed!

Second one is unreal. The Shakesperean  'Et tu Brute' scenes with Fredo...has it ever been bettered?

[open face surgery]

Network.

Never saw it before outside the famous scene but a fantastic movie.

[StoutAndAle]

Network.

Never saw it before outside the famous scene but a fantastic movie.

"Network" is brilliant. I love Ned Beatty's "You have meddled with the primal forces of nature" monologue.

Have you seen Robert Altman's "Nashville"? Same sort of rambling 1970s style.


Watched "To Live & Die In LA" the other night. Thought I'd seen it been but I hadn't. Great sunshine and drug-fuelled thriller. I'm sure half the cast and crew had to be out of their fucking minds whilst making this.

Some of the dialogue goes nowhere or is so matter of fact that I wondered if I had missed something. For all that - its style over substance take on things kicks it up a few notches. The car chase sequence is fantastic

[Caomhaoin]

I've heard a few examples of actors being genuinely fucked while filming like Sheen in Apocalypse Now but the best 'suffering for his art' story was that James McEvoy. He was being interviewed with Irvine Welsh after 'Filth' was released.

'You looked rough, really hungover looking in each scene'

'Ya I drank a half bottle of whisky every evening during filming'

Fair play