The movie discussion thread

[steveorton]

Wrath of the Titans 3D - Too short but it was cool flick

[Daffy Duck's Finest]

Just watched Morgan Spurlock's 'The Greatest Movie Ever Sold'. Another fantastic film by Spurlock. This and 'Supersize Me' are both qorthy contenders for places in my top ten.

[Androo]

Shane Meadows' and Paddy Considine's 'Le Donk and Scor-zay-zee'. It's pretty much a long short-film, if you know what I mean, and there's not much to it in terms of structured gripping story, but, I didn't think it needed it as such, there's enough, for me anyway. I just love Paddy on film, and in this, his improvised Le Donk is a hilarious whirlwind of a character. I found many laughs in it, that maybe others might not, and I was satisfied with it. Still, I don't think you'd want to have paid cinema moneys to see it.

Whenever I watch Considine, he still creates this anxious fret in me, that his character is teetering on the edge of a psychotic switch of rage, I love it; although it's a little dampened in this film ofcourse.

[Subject Zero]

Ring 9/10

Ring 2 8/10 - Both excellent films a little bit dated but still creepy as hell. Dont know why they didnt just destroy the TV though as soon as they saw her coming

A Bronx Tale 8/10 - Watched this years and years ago when i was a kid and i forgot how good it was. If you like Goodfellas then watch this.

[supergoing]

Shane Meadows' and Paddy Considine's 'Le Donk and Scor-zay-zee'. It's pretty much a long short-film, if you know what I mean, and there's not much to it in terms of structured gripping story, but, I didn't think it needed it as such, there's enough, for me anyway. I just love Paddy on film, and in this, his improvised Le Donk is a hilarious whirlwind of a character. I found many laughs in it, that maybe others might not, and I was satisfied with it. Still, I don't think you'd want to have paid cinema moneys to see it.

Whenever I watch Considine, he still creates this anxious fret in me, that his character is teetering on the edge of a psychotic switch of rage, I love it; although it's a little dampened in this film ofcourse.

I was considering recording that film off C4 last week (or the week before) but I decided against it when I saw Shane Meadows was at the helm. That's because I've seen three-and-a-half of his films - his early films Small Time and 24/7, Once Upon a Time in the Midlands, and bits and pieces of This Is England - and I would literally describe every one of those as "decent but not really worth anybody's time".

Last film I saw was Tokyo Fist, which I would give 9.5/10. It's like a chaotic subversion of boxing movie conventions and clichés in typically weird Japanese fashion, by the director of the infamous Tetsuo The Iron Man

[Iron Ape]

Caught this on Netflix's Instant Watch last night, and I still haven't been able to wipe the smile off my face.

[Jay T]

Caught this on Netflix's Instant Watch last night, and I still haven't been able to wipe the smile off my face.

Watched that on xmas day.
No one else enjoyed it but me.

[Iron Ape]

Watched that on xmas day.
No one else enjoyed it but me.

Yeah, I can see it not appealing to the average moviegoer, as most people's taste in film is largely shit.

[Jay T]

Yeah, I can see it not appealing to the average moviegoer, as most people's taste in film is largely shit.

Haha i agree but i just get called weird because of some of the stuff i watch/own
I say each to their own,now go and enjoy Micheal Bays latest monstrosity

[Tomsta666]

Gladiator. No, not the majorly overrated Ridley Scott Russel Crowe joint. 1992's epic tale of underground boxing.

NO! I'M NOT FIGHTING FOR YOU NO MORE