The last movie you've last watched last
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pink poodle
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I sat her that in aero-cinema in January. It really was crap!
Return journey is indulged in...
- a beautiful day in the neighbourhood. Mr Rogers makes for interesting subject matter, by I didn't feel his story was really explored.
- motherless Brooklyn. Ed Norton has assembled quite a cast for this one. A shame the story + film weren't particularly good.
- journey to the centre of the earth (2008 version). I like Jules Verne's novels. The film was much better than expected, some special effects haven't aged well. If only. Rick Wakeman had made the sound track! Probably pretty good for families. Must have been one of Brendan Fraser's last big films before he vanished.
- terminator dark fate. I was pretty ordinary, but had the right kind of brainless action for 4am viewing. Arnie provides some light humour well. Lots explosions.
- season 6 of silicone valley. This was pretty good entertainment. Would've enjoyed some more of it, but then was the only offering.
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Nambra
Definitely should have gone to specsavers
100% agree - much like The Matrix. What was with the journey across the desert in JW3 - some deal with Morocco to shoot a scene there?
bear the bear
Is a real bear
Polar on Netflix.
I enjoyed it, no brainer adaption from a comic book.
Am sure Netflix cut a few of the more gory parts out.
I enjoyed it, no brainer adaption from a comic book.
Am sure Netflix cut a few of the more gory parts out.
wesdadude
ウェスド アドゥーデ
Edgar Wright Night last night.
Baby Driver. I felt like revisiting this after reading an article on people resurrecting classic iPods. Not much has changed since my initial viewing although my house is nowhere near as loud as a cinema.
Baby Driver. I felt like revisiting this after reading an article on people resurrecting classic iPods. Not much has changed since my initial viewing although my house is nowhere near as loud as a cinema.
I followed it up with Shaun of the Dead. Zombies, comedy, 'nuff said. I went through a period where I'd hear Queen's Don't Stop Me Now and I'd get confused where it didn't stop midway through.
pink poodle
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Classic iPods (or other MP3 players) are an essential part of life.
cokeonspecialtwodollars
Fartes of Portingale
I've got an old minidisc player somewhere I should dig out or is that just a bit too retro?
pink poodle
気が狂っている男
The classic MP3 is all about storage + battery. So much music...so many listening hours per charge...until they get old and cold (as mine is and often does).
rowdyflat
chez le médecin
1.Actually Disorder about an ex soldier w PTSD does have controlled violence but is ambiguous and slow moving .
Almost the antithesis of Hollywood's in your face stuff.
The PTSD stuff with distorted visuals and hearing in crowds, conveys his detachment.
2. Stalingrad a Russian language movie about the randomness of the horror of war, has very good sets of bombed buildings and characters and their relationships w 2 women.
Almost the antithesis of Hollywood's in your face stuff.
The PTSD stuff with distorted visuals and hearing in crowds, conveys his detachment.
2. Stalingrad a Russian language movie about the randomness of the horror of war, has very good sets of bombed buildings and characters and their relationships w 2 women.
Cardy George
Piercing rural members since 1981
We made it halfway thru Shazam before we decided the 8yo needed to sleep that night 
I was surprisingly starting to get in to it. Don't normally do superhero movies
I was surprisingly starting to get in to it. Don't normally do superhero movies