Movie What's the last movie you saw? (7)

[Gralin]

Be hard to pull off the goalie save in a sport with no protective mask unless he goes full Hannibal Lecter

sudden death face off cross over with JCVD and Cage

throw Pedro in for fun as well

 

[Gasometer]

Flowers of the Killer Moon

Any other year it would have swooped the pool. Epic

 

[crafty_bernardo]

Not necessarily, if you look at his track record for wins on wiki he gets pretty stiffed


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[Gasometer]

Not necessarily, if you look at his track record for wins on wiki he gets pretty stiffed


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You’re replying to a nobody just in case you confused me with a Member of the Academy

 

[crafty_bernardo]

You’re replying to a nobody just in case you confused me with a Member of the Academy

Misinterpreted the post haha


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[spinynorman]

Flowers of the Killer Moon

Any other year it would have swooped the pool. Epic

I think it was the best movie of the year, in this year and many others. That not being the same thing as sweeping the pool isn’t unusual.

 

[Gasometer]

Forget it

It was the best from my pov of all the nominees that I’ve watched this week bar Anatomy of a Fall

 

[Frank Bunn]

Society of the Snow (2023). Spanish with subs.

The story of the Uruguayan rugby team whose charter flight crashes in the Andes.

We are so used to action movies where the characters come through ridiculously dangerous events unscathed. But this is the reality of a struggle for survival at its most brutal. Freezing cold, buried for days on end, so starved of food that you resort to eating your friends who have died. The filmmakers do a good job in fleshing out the characters so that it doesn't feel like a documentary. 2 and 1/2 hours but it's structured and the story merits the longish runtime.

7/10

 

[Gasometer]

Society of the Snow (2023). Spanish with subs.

The story of the Uruguayan rugby team whose charter flight crashes in the Andes.

We are so used to action movies where the characters come through ridiculously dangerous events unscathed. But this is the reality of a struggle for survival at its most brutal. Freezing cold, buried for days on end, so starved of food that you resort to eating your friends who have died. The filmmakers do a good job in fleshing out the characters so that it doesn't feel like a documentary. 2 and 1/2 hours but it's structured and the story merits the longish runtime.

7/10

How does it compare to the other version “Alive”?

 

[CasuallyDressed]

Godzilla x Kong.

I normally like these movies (Godzilla ones anyway) but this was dull as can ****ing be. The human shit was tedious, even the titan fights were a little meh.

 

[scout]

Dune 2 - stunning movie.
Denis Villeneuve & Hans Zimmer knocked it out of the park.

 

[dumb]

Greenland

Frustrating watch, infuriating even. Poor characters and their bizarre decisions getting in way of a cliche plot.

 

[crafty_bernardo]

Felon

Brutal, good prison movie

Sad about Val Kilmer he most definitely would have had a renaissance of a career in the last several years if he was healthy.

 

[sandeano]

How does it compare to the other version “Alive”?

It would have been in late 1976 when I entered a call-in on 3DB's afternoon joke competition and won for my champagne comedy of:

"What did the Lion say when he saw the boy on rollerskates?"

"Mmm...meals on wheels"

And for that I won (at 7yo) a double pass to the Mexican film SURVIVE! that told the story of the rugby team and the cannibalism that ensued.

I had to pass the tickets on to my much older cousin....

 

[Gasometer]

It would have been in late 1976 when I entered a call-in on 3DB's afternoon joke competition and won for my champagne comedy of:

"What did the Lion say when he saw the boy on rollerskates?"

"Mmm...meals on wheels"

And for that I won (at 7yo) a double pass to the Mexican film SURVIVE! that told the story of the rugby team and the cannibalism that ensued.

I had to pass the tickets on to my much older cousin....

Survive was it?

Nah the one I’m thinking of came out in the mid 1990’s

 

[Gasometer]

This one

 

[sandeano]

This one
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Yeah, that one came out some time later...

...SURVIVE! was a grisly Mexican flick rushed to catch in on the notorious situation. Hardly the prize for a kids' hour radio competition!

 

[MrsEddieBetts]

Anyone But You

The rom com is back, baby! Yewwwwww. This was fabulous.

 

[Gasometer]

Yeah, that one came out some time later...

...SURVIVE! was a grisly Mexican flick rushed to catch in on the notorious situation. Hardly the prize for a kids' hour radio competition!

Not surprising for the 70’s or early 80’s tbh

I think back on lots that went on back then and as a Parent shake my head…you could get into most movies as a kid

 

[JackOutback]

Not surprising for the 70’s or early 80’s tbh

I think back on lots that went on back then and as a Parent shake my head…you could get into most movies as a kid

My 12-year-old brother took me as an eight-year-old to see the original Nightmare on Elm Street. Nightmares indeed. Oh, and we did a double act with Lifeforce. A sci-fi film starring Patrick Stewart lost to the ages with copious amounts of full frontal nudity.

 

[Cuzz09]

Saw 2 movies today.

Godzilla and Kong

and

Ghostbusters frozen

A very relaxing day at the movies indeed!

Beers, choc tops and lollies

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[Gasometer]

Saw 2 movies today.

Godzilla and Kong

and

Ghostbusters frozen

A very relaxing day at the movies indeed!

Beers, choc tops and lollies

On SM-S908E using BigFooty.com mobile app

$2000 out of pocket?

 

[Cruyff14]

Felon

Brutal, good prison movie

Sad about Val Kilmer he most definitely would have had a renaissance of a career in the last several years if he was healthy.

Same same but different, but give 21 Bridges a watch.

 

[Financialpanther]

My 12-year-old brother took me as an eight-year-old to see the original Nightmare on Elm Street. Nightmares indeed. Oh, and we did a double act with Lifeforce. A sci-fi film starring Patrick Stewart lost to the ages with copious amounts of full frontal nudity.

 

[No Quarter]

Alright so I watched Roadhouse (2024)...

Perhaps if it was its own standalone movie I might have liked it before but I kinda downgraded it because I don't think it did the original enough justice.

Some of the graphics I thought were a bit weird, the fight scenes a little strange at times.

Connor McGregor... I dunno.. seems like he would have been better placed in a Fast and the Furious movie really. I understand that UFC had a bit to do with this movie so that explains a bit.

A few of the integral parts of the originals story line as mentioned above were left out which I think hurt it a little.

Gyllenhaal though, I still love him.