Let's have a films thread.

[Webbo]

Just booked to see Tin Tin , the 3D was a right rip off, the 2D wasn't much cheaper. It had better be good

[rico]

£2.50 from Asda

Edited 30 October 2011 by rico

[Webbo]

Just booked to see Tin Tin , the 3D was a right rip off, the 2D wasn't much cheaper. It had better be good

It's not bad.

[Trav Le Bleu]

It's not bad.

Did you opt for 3 or 2 D?

Seen it in 2D and I can imagine the chase sequences are pretty good in 3D.

[MikeyT]

[21st Century Fox]

This actually looks pretty good, Johah Hill looks weird 'thin'.

http://www.traileraddict.com/trailer/21-jump-street/red-band-trailer

[MikeyT]

Just been to see "Anonymous". Not too bad. Rhys Ifans was absolutely brilliant in it, as was Vanessa Redgrave. The guy that played William Shakespeare was okay too. All the rest of the actors, i felt weren't particularly good. Both the directing and the set where it was filmed, were incredible.

[Leicfox]

Really good and much better than i expected.

[HEGGSY]

Source code - very good solid 8/10

[MikeyT]

Been nearly 13 years since the original. Actually looking forward to this. Ha

http://www.imdb.com/video/imdb/vi1875353113

[AjcW]

Bloody brilliant!!

Incredibly abrupt ending but brilliant.

Its political and wordy but still had enough in it to keep the misses entertained(although that was probably just gosling!)

Speaking of which, when is this run of brilliant movies of his going to end? Drive, crazy stupid, Ides of March and a couple of good'uns lined up for next year!

[Rincewind]

This is on Saturday at Phoenix Square. Its supposed to be good.

Hoping to get there to see it.

Bought my ticket for Page One today so will report on it when I get back. Starts at 6.30 PM. There are some short films done locally by media groups first.

I have a feed link to the New York Times in my We Are One Blog.

Edited 4 November 2011 by Nightguard

[MC Prussian]

I liked Drive a lot, but the excessive use of gory violence put me off a bit - doesn't fit in as a whole, I think.

[BoneDog]

I've watched a few films this week and thoroughly enjoyed them overall.

Bruce Campbell, Ossie Davis and Ella Joyce star in Bubba-Ho-Tep which I thought is a touching story, with some laughs along the way. Elvis Presley and a now black JFK are living in a care home that has a Mummy preying on the old folk. This won't be to everyone's tastes but it tickled my fancy and I would watch it again.

R-Point is a Korean ghost / horror film set in Vietnam during the war. Worth watching if you are a horror or ghost story fan. Decent.

When We Were Kings - Awesome film, full of great lines and personality. Muhammad Ali is a classic quote machine. Oh, and George Foreman was a total beast in his heyday!

Antarctic Journal - A psychological type Korean film about an expedition to the Antarctic. I thought it was good but the Mrs said it was baloney. The problem is I can't really remember the ending.

Currently watching Predators (2010) which I'd never even heard of until yesterday. If you liked Predator (1987) then this is for you! It's pretty darned good and set in a jungle like the first one, except this jungle is on an alien planet. It starts off with the tough guys waking up whilst freefalling to the ground. But they have parachutes and weapons so they're laughing really. What more could you ask for apart from a BK Whopper?

[MC Prussian]

Could be the last thing Clint Eastwood ever directed, coming to theatres this month:

As the old Hoover, Di Caprio does look like Orson Welles in Citizen Kane.

[MikeyT]

Want to see this. Got fantastic reviews. Directed by Werner Herzog who directed Grizzly Man.

Conversations with death row inmate Michael Perry and those affected by his crime serve as an examination of why people - and the state - kill.

http://www.imdb.com/video/imdb/vi3654786585/

[Leicfox]

Was ok, nothing special.

[21st Century Fox]

The Guardian are going to stream the Three Colours Trilogy.

Nice idea I hope they do it with some more films in the future.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/filmblog/2011/nov/09/three-colours-trilogy-live-stream

[Ozwin]

Saw it the other day, really funny. Ellen Page does her normal 'acting like a weirdo but I still want to bang her rotten' shtick and you see her 'get rather excited' which is certainly a plus point.

It's got Dwight from the Office as the main character doing his thang, anything with him in it is definately going to be worth a watch.

Edited 9 November 2011 by Ozwin

[MikeyT]

Almost finished watching this. Quite a nice little movie. Starring Marting Sheen and James Nesbitt. "A father heads overseas to recover the body of his estranged son who died while traveling the "El camino de Santiago" from France to Spain".

[Trav Le Bleu]

The Guardian are going to stream the Three Colours Trilogy.

Nice idea I hope they do it with some more films in the future.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/filmblog/2011/nov/09/three-colours-trilogy-live-stream

Cool, I've always meant to watch these but never gotten round to it.

[Rincewind]

Just done a short review of Page One on my Weare one Blog.. I don't mind if comments are made or links are placed to it.

[21st Century Fox]

Little White Lies a rather fantastic film magazine lets you read digital editions of their back catalogue online.

(Ken: the Drive issue has a small review of Page One in it somewhere, can't remember how favourable it was).

http://www.littlewhitelies.co.uk/the-magazine

[Rincewind]

I don't really agree with that. A newspaper is all over the place. The reporters expect nothing and expect all.

[ajthefox]

Almost finished watching this. Quite a nice little movie. Starring Marting Sheen and James Nesbitt. "A father heads overseas to recover the body of his estranged son who died while traveling the "El camino de Santiago" from France to Spain".

Nothing to do with the film but that image is pretty poor imo, the light on Sheen looks like it's from a completely different setting