Movies

neph93

You couldn’t have because the only thing to do after flipping a table is to walk away from it.

I’m looking forward to seeing it. Haven’t flipped a table since 12 Years A Slave.

Giles

Wait till you see the film, you'll know what I meant….

neph93

@Giles:

Wait till you see the film, you'll know what I meant….

Got it.

Megatron1505

Ok, this may seem like an oxymoron but I am about to recommend a brilliant Belgian comedy. Check out “The Brand New Testament”, god is real, he lives in Brussels and he is a complete wanker.

rocket

Finkster

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JDelage

I'm crying from laughing so hard… Thank you for that.

Stuart.T

@Giles:

I watched Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, on the plane today. Loved it…

The wife and I saw this last weekend when we were kid free. Completely agree @giles a very good film and Oscar worthy. It's the first time we've been to the cinema in about 4 years. Last film watched at the cinema was Dallas Buyers Club, so both very good films.

Graeme

I saw Mary and the Witch's Flower today. It's the first film from Studio Ponoc, who're an offshoot or continuation of Studio Ghibli.

It's got a very Ghibli feel too it, particularly from the visual design. Parts of the movie look like a more surreal version of Hogwarts, albeit with more technology.

I did enjoy it, though it didn't feel as good as Miyazaki's finest. (But then again, what is?) If you're into Japanese animation, it's worth a look.

What did amuse me was the English language dub has been done with Northern accents. Normally they're voiced with either American or Received Pronunciation voices.

Seul

COCO - stunning visually… Funny... Sweet story... I love a good Pixar flick...

Stuart.T

Watched Wind River last night. Not bad, passed the time enjoyably. Should really have been called 'massive Carhartt advert' really though.

Found new documentaries on Amazon prime to watch too. One on Mudhoney the other on the desert rock scene. Both look good.

neph93

Oooo, Mudhoney. I love how they’ve re-invented themselves over the last decade or so, starting with that Sabbath-esque record from the start of century, the name of which escapes me now….Because I’m old. So old...

Stuart.T

@neph93:

Oooo, Mudhoney. I love how they’ve re-invented themselves over the last decade or so, starting with that Sabbath-esque record from the start of century, the name of which escapes me now….Because I’m old. So old...

I hear you. Mudhoney were so good live when I used to see them in the late 80s. Mark Arm is an Ian Mackaye of sorts to me. He is the true Cobain to the older generation.