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Who Framed Roger Rabbit - the young 'un loved it, despite it being a tad old for her (some dodgy sexual stuff went over her head). Still superb if looking a little dated. 9/10
Me and my brother have an annoying habit of saying: "remember me Eddie, when I killed your brother. I talked just like this!" any time anyone mentions someone called Eddie in our shared company.
 
Yesterday - warm, funny, life affirming. 10/10

Wouldn't give it it 10/10 (which is why I never give points I suppose).

Though I did find it "warm,funny and life affirming" too. Though I thought there were too many obvious Richard Curtis moments in it eg.the John Lennon in Scotland sequence.

Far and away the best British pop film (of the 4 released this year) that I've seen was Blinded by the Light which I thought was wonderful.
 
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Wouldn't give it it 10/10 (which is why I never give points I suppose).

Though I did find it "warm,funny and life affirming" too. Though I thought there were too many obvoious Richard Curtis moments in it eg.the John Lennon in Scotland sequence.

Far and away the best British pop film (of the 4 released this year) that I've seen was Blinded by the Light which I thought was wonderful.

Not seen Blinded yet, but looking forward to it. Thought the John Lennon bit was well handled, not too saccharine. Wonder if Paul Mc or Ringo were approached to be in it?
 
Not seen Blinded yet, but looking forward to it. Thought the John Lennon bit was well handled, not too saccharine. Wonder if Paul Mc or Ringo were approached to be in it?

No idea but I don't think so.Seem to recall Macca saying he'd enjoyed the film.

Would agree that the JL bit was well handled but it had RC's fingertips all over it.
 
Rambo: Last Blood 11/10. Home Alone meets Hostel in an unrelenting bloodbath that concludes with several decapitations serenaded by The Doors’ ‘Five to One’. Other than John J, nobody got out alive. Watch it if you dare.
 
The book thief 8.5/10
on film4 last night so it should be on 50 more times in the next few weeks
I don’t know what it was about and stumbled on to it.Very very well acted by a very small cast. A really good “people” war story. 7.6 on IMBD which is a very good score
Note- I just read a review of the book and the film has made a significant plot twist
 
Bait.

A quite stylish - in a stark sort of way - observation of the effect of the holiday home owners' occupation of ('ye quaint olde') fishing villages of West Cornwall and in this particular instance, Mousehole. I suspect that it might be derided as 'pretentious' by some critics but I quite liked its old-fashioned camera work and grainy effects. Good to see 'The Kernow King,' Edward Rowe, in a serious role and his depiction of embittered fisherman Martin Ward was quite convincing. The first time I've heard the local phrase "Woss' on" in film. 7/10.

Just seen it - sold out in Falmouth for two nights - had to put on another showing - agree that Ed Rowe was good - I`ll give it 8/10. The best line was said by a nice young maid - cannot repeat as will not get past the swear filter
 
Just seen it - sold out in Falmouth for two nights - had to put on another showing - agree that Ed Rowe was good - I`ll give it 8/10. The best line was said by a nice young maid - cannot repeat as will not get past the swear filter

I saw the young lad who played the horrific Hugo (the "up country" teenager) in the Farmers the other week. He seemed a lot nicer than Hugo.
 
Rocketman - 10/10 - great film played really well by Taron Egerton.

Locke - 6/10 - Obviously one of Hardy’s earlier films it’s alright didn’t realise it would be just him in a car on the phone for the whole film.
 
Rocketman - 10/10 - great film played really well by Taron Egerton.

Locke - 6/10 - Obviously one of Hardy’s earlier films it’s alright didn’t realise it would be just him in a car on the phone for the whole film.

Loved that goal he scored v the Os in April '91 en route to our promotion to Division Two.
 
Watched The Hitman's Bodyguard yesterday - Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson. Lots of "Mother Hubbarding" from the latter - as you'd expect - but a good take-your-brain-out action comedy movie - 7/10.
 
Joker.

Story was decent enough, better than average. Few twists and turns to keep your attention.

Without spoiling it, the ending is up for interpretation on so many different levels, which is what I really liked about it. I’m still thinking about it now, and working out the the different possibilities.

Phoenix was truly superb and is nailed on for the Oscar. Hauntingly convincing performance.

Hoping to see him reprise the role at some point in the future - and the fact that it’s made so much money would surely indicate that he will.
 

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