MrCurry
right after this urgent rest
We started on it yesterday, thanks to your enthusiasm for itI'm feeling Ozark withdrawal syndrome. Need another like it
We started on it yesterday, thanks to your enthusiasm for itI'm feeling Ozark withdrawal syndrome. Need another like it
It's very good. Keeps you watching all the way - and some genuinely surprising twists pop up here and there. Would definitely recommend.Started Lincoln Lawyer.
Lead Mickey Halle reminds me of Jim Rockford.
I have only watched the first 15 mins. Love that he takes the lettuce out of his sandwich.
Could be good.
Topically watched 'The Queen' - about the aftermath of death of Diana. Very good. If nothing else worth watching for Martin Sheen's Tony Blair... superb!
I seem to remember finding it late one night many many years ago without any fanfare or knowledge of what it was about and being blown away about how powerful it was (maybe because its a true story).Awakenings, Robin William and Robert de Niro. Seen it a couple of times over the years and it stands the test of time (released in 1990). Timeless and based on true story about experimental drug treatment.
Defiance.
Jewish civilians prefer to hide out in the woods of Belarus rather than be murdered by the Germans. It's based on a true story.
A worthy tale but too long. If the war had ended earlier, this film could have been packed nicely into 90 minutes.
Sorry for the late reply spanglechick, which character does former-urb Madzone play ? I'd like to see what she's up to nowadays as I retain quite a fondness for herHard Cell. Catherine Tate multi-role prison comedy. Six episodes, all under 25 mins.
I watched it because ex-urb Madzone is in it, and I quite enjoyed it in places. It’s getting savaged across the board but it’s not as bad as a lot of comparable stuff, including everything Chris Lilley has done following Summer Heights High (which is what this most closely resembles).
It’s not great - she plays too many characters for them all to be an asset to the plot - but there are some surprisingly sweet moments (mostly when the supporting cast get a word in edgeways), and it gets better as it goes on. I like the positive reflection of women’s friendships too - It just needed to be more plot-driven.
What drew me in was how, despite the terrible (TERRIBLE!) camera work, the director's interest in his subjects, and his sheer, dogged, persistent, chewing-gum-on-a-shoe omnipresence, really paid off over many years, in terms of peeling back layers of secrecy. But never to the point of a big reveal, just incrementally drawing the viewer in closer to the lives of those whom the director filmed, with periodic reminders that no, we aren't being told everything.Knuckle
Documentary about feuding traveller clans setting up bare knuckle fights.
Fucking brutal at times and the fights just prolong the feuds rather than settling them
What drew me in was how, despite the terrible (TERRIBLE!) camera work, the director's interest in his subjects, and his sheer, dogged, persistent, chewing-gum-on-a-shoe omnipresence, really paid off over many years, in terms of peeling back layers of secrecy. But never to the point of a big reveal, just incrementally drawing the viewer in closer to the lives of those whom the director filmed, with periodic reminders that no, we aren't being told everything.
I wasn't thinking about secrets, but secretiveness, how first James, and in time, others, open up to Ian, often in really banal ways.But there isn't a big secret. The feud is the feud and that's why they feud. What happened in London and at the wedding isn't really enough. 1
All the supporters after the fights saying somewhat derogatory things about the other clan is what keeps it going
I wasn't thinking about secrets, but secretiveness, how first James, and in time, others, open up to Ian, often in really banal ways.
By the end of the film James is very open with Ian about how pointless it all is and has been, whereas to the start of filming he presents it in more righteous terms. And the way some of the women are much more prepared to talk to Ian in the aftermath of the marathon fight at the farm, having previously run away from him.
They’ve all got silly names so I don’t remember. She’s got a really strong Cornish accent.Sorry for the late reply spanglechick, which character does former-urb Madzone play ? I'd like to see what she's up to nowadays as I retain quite a fondness for her
And then some!Gladbeck - The Hostage Crisis. One of the most disturbing documentaries I've seen in a long time. West Germany 1988. Two bank robbers take hostages and drive off in their getaway car. The police, in their infinite wisdom, decide to let them get away. Then they get to Bremen and hijack a bus and things start to get seriously fucked up. The whole thing is just mind-boggling. First thing I've watched in ages that has actually given me nightmares.
Gladbeck - The Hostage Crisis. One of the most disturbing documentaries I've seen in a long time. West Germany 1988. Two bank robbers take hostages and drive off in their getaway car. The police, in their infinite wisdom, decide to let them get away. Then they get to Bremen and hijack a bus and things start to get seriously fucked up. The whole thing is just mind-boggling. First thing I've watched in ages that has actually given me nightmares.
Well that was fucked up.Gladbeck - The Hostage Crisis. One of the most disturbing documentaries I've seen in a long time. West Germany 1988. Two bank robbers take hostages and drive off in their getaway car. The police, in their infinite wisdom, decide to let them get away. Then they get to Bremen and hijack a bus and things start to get seriously fucked up. The whole thing is just mind-boggling. First thing I've watched in ages that has actually given me nightmares.
The 11 year-old liked it, and I think that's the target market.The Adam Project
Ryan Reynolds time travel vehicle. Ok.