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Films you've watched recently.

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Tangerine - A joint Estonian/ Georgian anti war film set in 1992. Beautifully shot, thought provoking film. A very solid 8/10.
 
Star Trek Beyond, 6/10. Quite slick, amazing graphics, some good characters old and new BUT no real plot that has substance.
Also seems to borrow segments from several other sci fi films and tv series.
 
Star Trek Beyond. A whole lot of fun, Scotty, Bones & Chekov really shone in this one (and dedicated to Leonard and Anton was a lovely touch). 8.5/10
 
Clinton Cash. Not the slickest documentary I've ever seen, but very persuasive. If even one of the many allegations made by Peter Schweizer is true, then Hillary and Slick Willy should be in the big house, not the White House. You can see it on youtube:

[video=youtube;7LYRUOd_QoM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LYRUOd_QoM[/video]
 
Drastic™;1879841 said:
Star Trek Beyond. A whole lot of fun, Scotty, Bones & Chekov really shone in this one (and dedicated to Leonard and Anton was a lovely touch). 8.5/10
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Interesting rating! It seems we maybe thought along the same lines about the film and you have been more generous with your score. #5672
 
Open Range, again, a very very good Western, far better than "Wolves", superb landscapes in Alberta, Canada.
The background music is the best since the score in "Last of the Mohicans" and the lead 4 thespians of Duvall, Costner, Benning and Gambon are on their top form;- especially Duvall.
10/10, even on the 5th or 6th watch.
 
Finding Dory - 9/10 - I went in with low expectations as its a sequel and they are normally not as good. I genuinely didn't know where they were going to go with the storyline. But it's a great little story, fun for all the family and some real laugh out loud bits. An excellent kids film that adults can enjoy I recommend it to anyone thinking about taking the kids. Mine loved it!
 
Ricey said:
Finding Dory - 9/10 - I went in with low expectations as its a sequel and they are normally not as good. I genuinely didn't know where they were going to go with the storyline. But it's a great little story, fun for all the family and some real laugh out loud bits. An excellent kids film that adults can enjoy I recommend it to anyone thinking about taking the kids. Mine loved it!
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Nice one. Finding Nemo is one my daughters fave films, and we're off to see it on Wednesday as my birthday treat :hilarious:
 
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