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[jaybee1978]

Laurie, on 14 February 2012 - 12:21 AM, said:

Yeah it was top notch, think we discussed it on Facebook didn't we?

Not quite as good as A Prophet, but they were both cracking films.

We did indeed. A Prophet is quality too, need to watch it again.

[Gusmeister]

Watched 'The Grey' starring Liam Neeson recently. Expected better since I've enjoyed his performances over the last few years. No 5hite but no great either, 6/10 from me.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1601913/

[jaybee1978]

I went to see The Hunger Games yesterday. I reckon it's probably one of best films I've seen in years. Quite often when I go to the cinema I end up falling asleep watching films. I'd describe it as a mix between Battle Royale and The Running Man. The story has lots of depth to it I think and makes you think about what is happening as opposed to just what you are seeing. I don't really want to give too much away but I thoroughly recommend it.

9/10

[Laurie]

Watched the American remake of The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo the other night. Phenomenal! I loved the original Swedish film, but this was equally as good. May even be better, but was hard to judge because I knew the script so some parts were not quite so effective second time around.

Highly recommend you see it - the characters are fantastic, and the script is superb. Some very good acting performances in there too.

[?apester]

Off to see Avengers Assemble tonight . Canny wait . Been looking forward to this film since the first Ironman ended .

[SheenyBob]

Nae time for films in my world, dont mind cos the majority of them are money generating rubbish these days.

[?apester]

SheenyBob, on 01 May 2012 - 09:11 PM, said:

Nae time for films in my world, dont mind cos the majority of them are money generating rubbish these days.

Och yer an auld cynic Stan .

Anyhoo films brilliant would happily sit through it again . Over 2 hours long and didne want to nip out for a smoke wance .I have no doubt it will make money though so ye better no bother Boab

[Bundy]

?apester, on 01 May 2012 - 06:21 PM, said:

Off to see Avengers Assemble tonight . Canny wait . Been looking forward to this film since the first Ironman ended .

Heard it was good Jape. fancy seein it in 3D at IMAX

[?apester]

Bundy, on 02 May 2012 - 01:06 PM, said:

Heard it was good Jape. fancy seein it in 3D at IMAX

If you like films of this genre you'll love this one Bund . One of the best .

[JHR]

SheenyBob, on 01 May 2012 - 09:11 PM, said:

Nae time for films in my world, dont mind cos the majority of them are money generating rubbish these days.

Same with me, a lot of dross these new films, that said may go and see the Zombie film with Brad Pitt, filmed in Glasgoe last year, watched a wee bit of the filming around George Square....sure I saw Sheepy among the extras, could be mistaken.








(No offence Sheepy just another wee dig)

[jaybee1978]

?apester, on 01 May 2012 - 06:21 PM, said:

Off to see Avengers Assemble tonight . Canny wait . Been looking forward to this film since the first Ironman ended .

The first Iron Man film is one of the best of this genre.

You will need to start a new review section on films which states whether it made you gasp for a smoke or not.

[?apester]

jaybee1978, on 03 May 2012 - 05:25 PM, said:

The first Iron Man film is one of the best of this genre.

You will need to start a new review section on films which states whether it made you gasp for a smoke or not.

Like a ?apesters fly puff critic mark ? . I like it JB ...... I like it a lot .

1= Didne notice .
2= Nearly nipped oot
3= fly fag on the hour
4= A couple of trips out the back
5= Smokin like a lum .

Sommit like that JB ?

[jaybee1978]

Ideal.

[sheeptastic]

JHR, on 02 May 2012 - 05:30 PM, said:

Same with me, a lot of dross these new films, that said may go and see the Zombie film with Brad Pitt, filmed in Glasgoe last year, watched a wee bit of the filming around George Square....sure I saw Sheepy among the extras, could be mistaken.








(No offence Sheepy just another wee dig)

Was it an extremely handsome man you saw getting attacked by the zombies? if so then of course it was me

As regards the Avengers fim took my kids in to see it at the weekend, really enjoyed it, great fight scenes, good humour, it had it all

[Laurie]

Watched War Horse the other night, thought it was fantastic.

Visually stunning, and pretty touching as well - although I'm a sucker for any heartfelt films involving animals!

[sheeptastic]

Laurie, on 08 May 2012 - 11:29 AM, said:

Watched War Horse the other night, thought it was fantastic.

Visually stunning, and pretty touching as well - although I'm a sucker for any heartfelt films involving animals!

Ah ya big Jessie!! I have heard it is good, not seen it yet. How is your Rangers administration film script coming along?? better be quick before someone else beats you to it, do I get a fee for suggesting the idea to you?? lol

[black dog]

sheeptastic, on 10 May 2012 - 08:20 AM, said:

Ah ya big Jessie!! I have heard it is good, not seen it yet. How is your Rangers administration film script coming along?? better be quick before someone else beats you to it, do I get a fee for suggesting the idea to you?? lol

Naw... but a boot up the erse might be in line......

[Laurie]

sheeptastic, on 10 May 2012 - 08:20 AM, said:

Ah ya big Jessie!! I have heard it is good, not seen it yet. How is your Rangers administration film script coming along?? better be quick before someone else beats you to it, do I get a fee for suggesting the idea to you?? lol

Let's be honest, the Hearts story under Romanov would make for much more interesting viewing. Although the Hollywood producers would probably say it was too far fetched

[Laurie]

Went to the cinema to see Cabin in the Woods yesterday, to see what all the hype was about.

It was original, and very entertaining. But not quite a 'game changer', as many have been describing it.

Worth a watch though.