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ImSoLuckyLucky!
21 Jan 18 18:14
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Went with great Expectations

First warning sign was the film is financed by Film 4
Cry

Its a quirky film with loads of swearing
There are some good performanacies
But my overall view was the script writers ran out of ideas
And don't talk to me about the
ENDING

6/10

I notice this the hot favourite for best
PICTURE

lay lay lay

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casemoney
When: 21 Jan 18 18:29
I know 4 who have seen it, 1 thought average 1 though good 2 though very good ..
By:
casemoney
When: 21 Jan 18 18:33
Oldman should win Best Actor tremendous as Churchill (Darkest Hour)
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 21 Jan 18 18:39
I'm seeing it on Wednesday, 8.3 on IMDb and 93% on the Tomatometer. On the face of it it appears to be exactly the sort of film I'd really like, I'm expecting it to be excellent. I'll post my tuppence worth review when I've seen it.
By:
Facts
When: 21 Jan 18 19:35
casemoney

Oldman must be a certainty  for the Oscar.
By:
leazes67
When: 21 Jan 18 19:57
Watched it 3 days ago,i got into it easily enough and was enjoying it but as said earlier the ending.Maybe it leaves itself open for a sequel but ffs.
By:
asparagus
When: 21 Jan 18 21:11
Outstanding film with brilliant performances. Frances McDormand surely wins best actress and will take a lot of beating for best film too.
By:
rommel
When: 21 Jan 18 23:37
quirky offbeat,has the mood of a coen bros,worth a watch definitely but nothing outstanding about it
By:
rommel
When: 21 Jan 18 23:51
frances mc seems very samey to me in the stuff ive seen her in,competent enough
By:
TELL DEL
When: 22 Jan 18 13:50
Seen some mixed reviews on this film and the trailer doesn't look that good, I do like Frances McDormand, and also the way she embraces her age, must be nearly 60 now and never had any plastic surgery, unlike a lot of 'em !
By:
Jack Hacksaw
When: 22 Jan 18 15:07
Watched Darkest Hour at the weekend.  Very enjoyable.  Amazed to see it only 7.4 on IMDB.  Probably needed cgi of Dunkirk and a bit more shagging to get higher.

Was looking forward to 3 billboards.....
By:
duncan idaho
When: 22 Jan 18 17:30
very good film...if you dont get the ending, you dont get the film imo
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 22 Jan 18 17:56
Please don't give anything away, I'm really looking forward to seeing it at The Brixton Ritzy on Wednesday!
By:
Hank Hill
When: 22 Jan 18 21:18
My kind of film. If you like Coen brothers stuff you will like it.
By:
RLKingPunter
When: 22 Jan 18 23:27
Another Manchester By The Sea ? sounds very similar

All the Money in the World ( Getty Film ) recommended
By:
casemoney
When: 23 Jan 18 00:35
Thats Next one on my List RL  ,Spacey removed from it Plain

Hank spot on  Very Coenesque Grin If thats a word ..
By:
duncan idaho
When: 23 Jan 18 07:25
RLKingPunter   23 Jan 18 00:27

Another Manchester By The Sea ? sounds very similar



Nope...light touches throughout this, whereas MBTS is pretty much unremittingly bleak
By:
crystalhunt
When: 23 Jan 18 10:31
Great movie - takes a lot to keep my attention  to the end. Great performances and some dark humour. 9/10.
By:
Ramruma
When: 23 Jan 18 12:50
RLKingPunter

All the Money in the World ( Getty Film ) recommended

casemoney

Thats Next one on my List RL  ,Spacey removed from it


Emergency replacement stand-in Plummer's just landed the Oscar nomination (best supporting actor). Spacey will be seething. Devil
By:
FatherMaguire
When: 23 Jan 18 17:15
I really liked it - ending was fine, not typical Hollywood, and all the better for that
By:
Steamship
When: 23 Jan 18 20:02
I think Ladybird wins Best Picture
By:
casemoney
When: 23 Jan 18 20:03
Cant get over Spacey tbh , Always Liked him  ,Seemed a Decent guy Sad
By:
RLKingPunter
When: 23 Jan 18 20:22
Anyone ever see Birdman ? It won a load of awards , the worst film ive ever seen  !
By:
FatherMaguire
When: 23 Jan 18 21:56
if its worse than Lost In Translation I'll eat my hat
By:
rommel
When: 23 Jan 18 22:35
didnt mind LIT
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 24 Jan 18 10:35
I can't go and watch tonight unfortunately, I've got a bit of a family drama to deal with!
By:
G Hall
When: 24 Jan 18 10:52
Slippy do you mind me asking what nationality you are?  I used to live in brixton and east Dulwich during the 80's and 90's.
By:
anfeild
When: 24 Jan 18 10:54
Decent film. Has a chance of winning best film in what i think was a very poor year of films. I tonya and battle of the sexes are two films ive seen recently worth a watch. All the money in the world is good as well. Plummer i think will win the oscar. One bet i think is a good one for the Oscar is Dunkirk to pick up best director. Currently around 3/1.
By:
anfeild
When: 24 Jan 18 10:59
Dunkirk was 3/1 before nominations gone in since. Probably no longer a good bet.
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 24 Jan 18 14:38
G Hall, both my parents were Irish, Mum a Dubliner and Dad from Tullamore in County Offaly. They met in Brixton where I was born in the 1966. It was the era of the "no Irish, no blacks, no dogs" when trying to get a place to rent and Brixton was a place where the people coming over for work back then settled. I'm very proud of my Irish roots, middle name Patrick after my Grandfather. I was in Lordship Lane earlier today getting a few dinners in the M&S store opposite the Lord Palmerston pub. Had a cheeky lunchtime livener of course, as one does. Happy
By:
FIGJAM
When: 24 Jan 18 16:33
Ending a bit weak, however best film I've seen in a long while, great acting by all concerned.
Frances McDormand and Sam Rockwell must win their nomination categories.
By:
mesi
When: 24 Jan 18 16:35
thought Birdman and Lost In Translation were both very good films as was St Vincent another Bill Murry film
By:
G Hall
When: 24 Jan 18 18:55
Cheers slippy I lived in loughborough road in brixton for a while and also in melbourne grove in east Dulwich amongst other places
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 24 Jan 18 19:43
I know Loughborough Junction well, I had a house there back in the day that I rented out. The Green Man and The Hero Of Switzerland pubs nearby. I'm happy in my place in Dulwich now, can't see me ever moving again.
By:
Charlie
When: 24 Jan 18 20:21
Watched it (Three Billboards) today. The woman, don't know who she is, was outstanding. It's a very good film. Watch it.

I don't rate Dunkirk.
By:
TELL DEL
When: 26 Jan 18 18:48
So many reservations about this film, yet still enjoyed it. The good outways the questionable (for me, anyway). Frances McDormand was so good, but maybe the film is getting more hype than it deserves.
By:
Escapee
When: 26 Jan 18 20:22
I thought the scene with the vicar was great Laugh

Plus, have drunk in green man, hero of Switzerland, The Canterbury,  etc etc.
(Anyone remember the Paulet arms)
By:
casemoney
When: 26 Jan 18 21:38
When it kicks off with the husband  ,then they Re arrange the Coffee Table as Nothing as happened PMSFL LaughLaugh
By:
vidou
When: 26 Jan 18 22:46
Absorbing and thought-provoking but Ted 2 was genuinely superior
By:
crystalhunt
When: 26 Jan 18 23:22
"I need to use the little boys room"  LaughLaugh
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