Movie review thread...
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@antipodean I'm assuming the 2004 version?
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@Catogrande Yes. The one with Dennis Quaid trying to do Harrison Ford playing Indiana Jones, Giovanni Ribisi doing some drag send up of a Nazi villain from an Indiana Jones movie.
Just dreadful.
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One Life. About Nicholas Winton who evacuated Jewish kids from Prague in WWII.
Really disappointing - found it formulaic and dull. Anthony Hopkins was on autopilot and very 2 dimensional. Script was poor and cliche-ridden.
2.5 Oscars out of 5 Schindlers
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Rebel Moon 2: So I guess it's obvious I was never going to like this movie, but by god it's even more awful than I thought it could be. Derivative of so many movies, but just done worse. The action scenes are stupid (especially the tactics), the corn at the start is stupid, the sit around the tables telling stories is extra stupid. And seriously what idiots like endless slow mos?
I bet George and JJ are gutted that Disney turned this down for Star Wars, as the prequels and Rise of Skywalker would no longer be the worst in the galaxy far far away.
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@Nepia surely the biggest reason not to used it for star wars is its just another Seven Samurai / magnificent seven remake....like not even subtlety so....like right on the nose....turn and wink to camera
we watched it (mrs womble asleep after about 20mins) over the weekend, i enjoyed in a stupid action movie sense, I do love the light saber cgi...could have made for some awesome scenes if they'd done something similar in starwars
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@antipodean said in Movie review thread...:
@MiketheSnow said in Movie review thread...:
8 The Holdovers. Couldn't get on with it. Bailed after 30 mins.
Watched it through last night. Pleasing enough but couldn't get over the feeling that I was watching Dead Poets Society set in the 70s. Didn't feel like I'd ever watch it again.
Giamatti demonstrates he can act.
The type of movie which works better in a small cinema than at home.
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“Den of Thieves: Pantera,” so far, is the only movie opening on Jan. 10 — though others could be added to the calendar before next year. Christian Gudegast, the filmmaker of 2018’s heist thriller “Den of Thieves,” returned to write and direct the sequel. Butler is back as Big Nick, a gritty Los Angeles police officer, who is now on the hunt in Europe to track down Donnie (O’Shea Jackson Jr.), an ex-marine-turned-robber who becomes embroiled in the plot a massive heist of the world’s largest diamond exchange.
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The long Good Friday. Helen Mirren and Pierce Brosnan as you have never seen them!
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Bob Hoskins’ finest hour
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@Billy-Tell said in Movie review thread...:
The long Good Friday. Helen Mirren and Pierce Brosnan as you have never seen them!
I’ve seen the movie so I have seen them though
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@Tim said in Movie review thread...:
“Den of Thieves: Pantera,” so far, is the only movie opening on Jan. 10 — though others could be added to the calendar before next year. Christian Gudegast, the filmmaker of 2018’s heist thriller “Den of Thieves,” returned to write and direct the sequel. Butler is back as Big Nick, a gritty Los Angeles police officer, who is now on the hunt in Europe to track down Donnie (O’Shea Jackson Jr.), an ex-marine-turned-robber who becomes embroiled in the plot a massive heist of the world’s largest diamond exchange.
had me at Pantera, lost me at Den of Thieves
Den of Thieves was one of the worst movies i have ever seen. It wanted so much to be Heat, but ended up being something that should have starred Eric Roberts
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@MiketheSnow said in Movie review thread...:
@Catogrande said in Movie review thread...:
Bob Hoskins’ finest hour
Bold call
You made me think twice, so I went through his filmography and he has done some good stuff, but on balance I stand by my comment. This was HIS film, he owned it, acted well in a taut well written but low key film.
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@mariner4life said in Movie review thread...:
@Tim said in Movie review thread...:
“Den of Thieves: Pantera,” so far, is the only movie opening on Jan. 10 — though others could be added to the calendar before next year. Christian Gudegast, the filmmaker of 2018’s heist thriller “Den of Thieves,” returned to write and direct the sequel. Butler is back as Big Nick, a gritty Los Angeles police officer, who is now on the hunt in Europe to track down Donnie (O’Shea Jackson Jr.), an ex-marine-turned-robber who becomes embroiled in the plot a massive heist of the world’s largest diamond exchange.
had me at Pantera, lost me at Den of Thieves
Den of Thieves was one of the worst movies i have ever seen. It wanted so much to be Heat, but ended up being something that should have starred Eric Roberts
If Heat didn’t exist it wouldn’t be considered too bad. But it does so obviously it’s gonna suffer by being the inferior knock off.
The guy from Orange is the new black was a good baddie. There was some good action scenes. The scene with Fiddy cent grilling his daughter’s prom date was good comedy.
Gerard Butler has about as much range as a rifle with its firing pin removed though.
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@MajorRage said in Movie review thread...:
The Fall Guy
Meh. Ok film, with a strange storyline and paddling pool depth.
2 reviews out of 5 that'll do.
Watched this last night. Wished I hadn't - the best bits were in the trailer, the rest was "action scenes" to fill in the lack of plot.
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@Catogrande said in Movie review thread...:
@MiketheSnow said in Movie review thread...:
@Catogrande said in Movie review thread...:
Bob Hoskins’ finest hour
Bold call
You made me think twice, so I went through his filmography and he has done some good stuff, but on balance I stand by my comment. This was HIS film, he owned it, acted well in a taut well written but low key film.
Will have to revisit
My top three that I can remember
Pennies From Heaven
Who Killed Roger Rabbit?
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@mariner4life It wasn't a good movie, but it was a fun watch. Best description: "Heat if it was directed by a can of Red Bull."
Looking forward to more adventures of douche bag Big Nick!
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