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It reminded me of The Shining with the music, isolated shots of the doll houses/rooms and the way it kept cranking and cranking up the dread whilst showing the mum seemingly going more and more insane. I don't get scared by any films but I was hooked going into the last half hour which was relentless.Quote:
Originally Posted by smashup
Thanks for this mate, pretty good movie. The misses really enjoyed it as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark TKO
I didn't really like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by smashup
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Originally Posted by FensterIt reminded me of The Shining with the music, isolated shots of the doll houses/rooms and the way it kept cranking and cranking up the dread whilst showing the mum seemingly going more and more insane. I don't get scared by any films but I was hooked going into the last half hour which was relentless.Quote:
Originally Posted by smashup
The two scenes towards the end (involving the mum) were nuts and that's possibly the most freaky looking little girl I've ever seen 😂
Me and the Mrs had to google the meaning of the final scene in the treehouse.
Brilliant Film
Gods of Egypt (2016) 8.5/10
I had previously decided not to watch this one because I believed there must be some good reason for the negative reviews. However, it turned out to be highly entertaining, the story was enjoyable and the cast performed flawlessly. There were no vulgar or depraved scenes in it so it's okay for all ages.
It should have won an Oscar for Best Visual Effects. Sadly, the racists who run Hollywood instead heaped praise and awards that year on vile anti-White garbage like The Revenant.
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A Midnight Clear (1992) 7/10
This is an anti-war movie set in December 1944 in the Ardennes Forest.
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I started to watch 'Punisher: War Zone' the other day......oof, that didn't stay on too long
Watched 'White Christmas' which is a classic, up there with 'It's a Wonderful Life' in terms of what a great Christmas movie it is.
Good movie loved James Stewart films when I was a kid loved Harvey.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
Trading Places. A Christmas classic. Seeing Jamie Lee Curtis reveal the finest pair of tits ever assembled is an absolute joy each and every time.
Try 'After The Thin Man' another festive movie...quite enjoyable a tour de force by Jimmy StewartQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterGood movie loved James Stewart films when I was a kid loved Harvey.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
Jamie Lee Curtis did indeed have great tits....wouldn't know if I'd call them the "finest ever assembled" Phoebe Cates in 'Fast Times At Ridgemont High' rate up there, Salma Hayek, Halle Berry, Anne Hathaway, Jaime Pressly....but Jamie Lee's were quite nice...ooh um Jennifer Connelly as well, proper nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Memphis
Jimmy Stewart was great. Watched it’s a wonderful life myself last night.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterGood movie loved James Stewart films when I was a kid loved Harvey.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
As far as my all time favorite Christmas movie, though it’s not a specific Christmas film is “A tree grows in Brooklyn.” IMHO it is one of the finest films ever made
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Loved Stewart in his westerns, especially Broken Arrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrusJimmy Stewart was great. Watched it’s a wonderful life myself last night.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterGood movie loved James Stewart films when I was a kid loved Harvey.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
As far as my all time favorite Christmas movie, though it’s not a specific Christmas film is “A tree grows in Brooklyn.” IMHO it is one of the finest films ever made
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Finally got around to watching The Wire. Probably the first show I've binge watched to the point of turning around and it was suddenly 2 am on a work night. Some very addictive characters. Started final season last night.
Rise of the Foot Solider III - this popped up on my TV after a youtube video had finished, I failed to turn it off so left it on in the background whilst doing other stuff, amazingly I ended up watching the whole thing. The reason it caught me was not the over the top comical snorting, rip-off of other gangster films and brutal violence but the exact same actors were playing the roles they did in the original, 12 years ago, but hardly looked any different. Mental.
Guardians of the Galaxy I and II - I never realised this was part of the Marvel/Avengers world until the latest Avengers film, always assumed it was a little kids film because of the puppets and whatnot, so got a surprise they were brutal piss takers of the highest order. Hilarious. Every character being a thief or dodgepot is brilliant. Even the little tree thing is great.
Finally watched the first Guardians and it was very good. Still prefer the second film.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
Everything cancelled by Netflix 2018
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Wow some real shockers and head scratchers on this list: 'Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt', 'Daredevil', 'Orange is the new Black'...I mean a lot of the list I understand as not everything is going to be a hit, but I thought Kimmy Schmidt was a decent show for what it was and relatively funny given that I think Tina Fey can certainly try way too hard at times, she's funny for a woman which isn't to say women can't be funny I just find their humor different to the humor of men, it's more cute and less distraught or filled with rage. I thought the first season of Daredevil was pretty damned good, and I thought everyone liked OITNB ...I mean I despised it, but I'm not unable to see what other people would enjoy from it.
I started watching 'Norsemen' the humor is odd, but I think if anyone liked Lilyhammer or some of Monty Python's stuff then they'd enjoy 'Norsemen'