Movies

[JDelage]

For those into science fiction I recommend you take a look at the series The Expanse. It's very good.

[Seul]

Narcos S02: still good!..
The Expanse: been on the list for a while now… But first... Justified season six... Again... And again... Cause we dug coal together...

[den1mhead]

The End of the Tour (2015) - Great film defo worth a viewing

[hajduk]

Had to be at home the last week. Feber. La totale!
Watched the serie Fauda on Netflix. Good one. Very.

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[Graeme]

From the guy who brought you the excellent "What We Do in the Shadows" and "Hunt for the Wilder People"…

Good use of Led Zeppelin, and a "Guardians of the Galaxy" vibe.

[louisbosco]

"he's a friend from work"

[Graeme]

[Cole]

Only 8 more month.  ???

[Megatron1505]

This looks bloody awesome

[trail and arrow]

You're damn right!

[den1mhead]

@trail:

You're damn right!

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[Graeme]

For those of you who didn't see Kingsman: The Secret Service, you should.

As for the rest of you…

[Graeme]

Another Alien: Covenant prologue for @Filthy25ozJunkie.

[Graeme]

Mondays are the cheap day at the local arthouse cinema, and so I caught two films today.

The first was Colossal, whose plot is that a woman whose life is really not together ends up controlling a Kaiju style giant monster rampaging in Seoul.

The second was Free Fire, which doesn't really have a plot. Instead, it's about an arms deal in 1970s Boston that quickly degenerates into a gunfight for the rest of the film. One guy in the audience described it as the first movie of the Trump era!

I enjoyed both films, though I thought that Free Fire was better.

[gaseousclay]

@Graeme:

Another Alien: Covenant prologue for @Filthy25ozJunkie.

i'm so looking forward to this. the reception so far seems positive, so at least I know it'll be better than Prometheus

[Graeme]

Coming soon.

[Seul]

Re-visited THE THIN RED LINE yesterday. It's af if the actors had a generic warmovie in mind, and the director an artsy, anti-war flick…

It's a great film though, especially if you like Nolte grunting, shouting and spitting (who doesn't?)...

[Graeme]

I really liked Arrival and Sicario, which were the director Denis Villeneuve's last two films, so I'm reasonably hopeful.

My concern is that it's going to be a retread of the first film. Unless it says something new, it doesn't seem necessary. The original doesn't feel as though it needs a sequel.

Still, I will go to see it, and am looking forward to it.

[Graeme]

Interesting (and long) article on the original Blade Runner.

https://cinephiliabeyond.org/blade-runner-a-game-changing-science-fiction-classic/

[gaseousclay]

@Graeme:

I really liked Arrival and Sicario, which were the director Denis Villeneuve's last two films, so I'm reasonably hopeful.

My concern is that it's going to be a retread of the first film. Unless it says something new, it doesn't seem necessary. The original doesn't feel as though it needs a sequel.

Still, I will go to see it, and am looking forward to it.

I liked Arrival and Sicario as well, so I think the new Blade Runner is in good hands with Denis Villeneuve.