Movie review thread...
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@mariner4life said in Re: Movie review thread...:
Holy fuck! Be right back...
again, seems appropriate
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Fuck your guys are fluffybunnies, was browsing through this thread the other day and only just get to the latest posts showing the above lovely ladies. Next minute the mrs pops her head through the window behind me asking what I'm looking at while she was outside with the kids..
Nothing just on my rugby forum... 'ah huh' was her response. -
"just scratchin', honest"
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@Virgil said in Re: Movie review thread...:
Fuck your guys are fluffybunnies, was browsing through this thread the other day and only just get to the latest posts showing the above lovely ladies. Next minute the mrs pops her head through the window behind me asking what I'm looking at while she was outside with the kids..
Nothing just on my rugby forum... 'ah huh' was her response.This was the first post I thought of when I saw the Lions are doing training for their peripheral vision....
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@Bones this tour? Clive had a spatial awareness trainer in 2005, peripheral isn't too different.
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@Crucial said in Six Nations 2017:
Interesting to see that Steady Eddie is going down the Clive Woodward path and employing the same 'vision coach' that SCW did for the Lions tour to NZ.
Apparently the players need to improve their peripheral vision because they spend too long with their eyes on their cell phones.
Maybe the better way to improve hand eye coordination is to pass the ball around without it being pre-structured? Just saying.
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@jegga said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@hydro11 said in Re: Movie review thread...:
In the past few weeks I have seen Hacksaw Ridge, Arrival and Hell or High Water. All three of those movies are stellar. All five stars IMO.
Saw arrival too and thought it was great, will be seeing the other two . Would hell or high water survive the switch to the small screen? From the trailers I'm pretty certain Hacksaw ridge wouldn't.
I saw Arrival, thought it started well then meandered into an average film.
Really enjoyed (well you know what I mean) Hacksaw Ridge though, the brutal indiscriminate war scenes are a sight to behold, as you said elsewhere, reminiscent to the Saving Private Ryan opening.
4.5 injured soldiers out of 5 heroes.
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Well first post for quite a while and finally watched "Hunt for the Wilderpeople".
After seeing all the reviews here... it did not disappoint. What a really good movie to just sit and watch and enjoy.
Mrs WC and I both spent a lot of the time laughing and Mrs WC had to keep asking me to rewind or translate for her as at times the Kiwi accents were just a little strong for her to follow.
Another movie I watched on Netflix recently which I really enjoyed was "The Siege of Jadotville". An excellent war movie and from what I've read, quite true to the battle on which it was based and I recommend it to anyone who enjoys a good war movie without all the usual American flag waving.
4.5 Irish Soldiers out of 5 French Foreign Legion Mercs
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@RoninWC said in Re: Movie review thread...:
Well first post for quite a while and finally watched "Hunt for the Wilderpeople".
After seeing all the reviews here... it did not disappoint. What a really good movie to just sit and watch and enjoy.
Mrs WC and I both spent a lot of the time laughing and Mrs WC had to keep asking me to rewind or translate for her as at times the Kiwi accents were just a little strong for her to follow.
Another movie I watched on Netflix recently which I really enjoyed was "The Siege of Jadotville". An excellent war movie and from what I've read, quite true to the battle on which it was based and I recommend it to anyone who enjoys a good war movie without all the usual American flag waving.
4.5 Irish Soldiers out of 5 French Foreign Legion Mercs
I concur with the Jadotville summary!
