Decent film to watch please?

For a war film "Fury" is pretty good.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2713180/

By the way prepared, I'm going to see Millwall against Villa on October 6th, my first ever visit to The Den! I'm going with my Sister in law and her mates who are all Millwall season ticket holders. I'll be cheering for Villa but will have to keep my gob shut if they win!

Watched that one last week slippy bud and really enjoyed it. Good lad cheering on the villa, be prepared to be bored stiff
if bruce still in charge though

Notwithstanding there’s neither mystery nor war elements to it, Ted 2 is hard to beat.

saw that recently as well pal and loved it, any others?

Saw a decent movie last night called The Town.

How about "The Guard", that's quite a decent watch.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1540133/

What was the one where the English guy has his legs blown off? Good film but horrid

"Three Billboards" is brilliant.

The leather boys which is on u tube is nostalgic .Kept me watching anyway.

If you can handle French,  Corps A Corps , starring Phillips Torreton . Avoid any reviews and you will get full value .

This lot struggle with English.

If French films are your thing and have got a strong constitution then "Baise Moi" is for you, also "Betty Blue" is brilliant but not a film for the faint hearted either.

If you enjoy those you should Lune Froide

Lune Froide looks good dunlaying, it's on my list of films to watch now. Thank you for the tip.

sound of music

it's a mystery how it became a hit

As a war film Platoon takes some beating

sound of music

it's a mystery how it became a hit

Back in the day I'd of liked to yodel up Julie Andrews canyon

Kajaki. British War film based on true incident in Afgan. Probably one of the best war films ever made.

Cheers Baron - will have a look.

False Trail

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBwZYClqukY

The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas was good

cheers lads, any more?

Watched an old film last night, Any Given Sunday with Al Pacino, Jamie Foxx. Great movie.

Mystic River's a mystery/who done it type. Directed by Clint Eastwood and staring  Sean Penn, Tim Robbins, Kevin Bacon and Laurence Fishburne. It got nominated for loads of Oscars but Penn won Best Actor and Robbins won Best Supporting , I would have had Robbins for best actor, don't have much time for Penn in general. If you like this then Prisoners starring  Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal is highly recommended as well.

cheers lads will have a look

Mystic River... Fantastic Movie. imo top 10.

Kajaki... Harrowing true story.

Drive - Ray Gosling. Brilliant.

watched both mystic river and kajaki today and enjoyed both. Like my mystery/who done it films so any more of them?
picked the mystic river one early but still very good

Ryan's younger brother Ray was superb in Drive


any other (non-war) recommendations ?

breaking bad(but it is 50 hours long,)

Remember
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3704050/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_11

The Worse thing about Breaking Bad was when it was Over Brilliant Series

Best Series ever made case.

If you are going to bring in series and "war films" then look no further than Band of Brothers.

Pees all over rubbish like Fury then sets light to it!

Austin Powers is on 5star later, not seen that for a while, always funny.
1997? Time flies.

I watched the 1st Episode of BOB didn't think much of it ,But I have recently been given the Box set will go again

It was based on a true story with real characters and strived for realism.
Fury .. not so much. "Lets have a crack SS division attack a disabled tank that can't turn an inch, and they do a frontal attack with small arms rather than just walking up to the back and sticking a charge on or under it or using a panzerfaust to the side which even kids were carrying during the fall of Germany". The A team had more realstic battle scenes ;).

First ep of Band of Brother is mostly just character development anyway, doesn't really get going until episode two or three, when Ross and Rachel get together .

i saw looking for mr goodbar again the other day, and a long time since i last viewed it

still disturbing but still brilliant, the author of the book didnt like the film, but
did think diane keaton was great. keaton won oscar for best actress that year for annie hall, ..

i thought she was miles better in looking for mr goodbar

just watched red sparrow which was pretty good

No doubt most of us will have already seen it but 'Philadelphia' is on Film4 tonight @ 21.00, an excellent film.

JAWS oh and yes Breaking Bad is the best tv show ever.

2 good ones this evening on Film 4.

21.00 - In Bruges
1.05 a.m. - The Big Lebowski. The Dude abides

The Siege of Jadotville

Spectral

Life

All Netflix originals (but can be downloaded )

I just watched into the wild on sky, worth a watch if you dont google it.

The Pledge,jack Nicholson at his very best,need to watch it at least twice.cheers fred

And of course no self-respecting man has failed to watch Glengarry Glen Ross.

Coco - Animated film from 2017, 10/10!

Watched Into The Wild few years ago.. Still troubles me. Absolutely Excellent true story.

Hacksaw Ridge is worth a watch, war drama film directed by Mel Gibson

just re watched enemy at the gate, really enjoyed it(was drunk first time around) anyone seen it?

Yes I enjoyed that Movie a lot prepared.

Prepared .. enemy at the gates is good - but also try Stalingrad - A German film with subtitles is excellent - bit in the vain of Downfall and Das Boot - again all excellent films.

'Arlington Road' is a good film, a very solid 8/10 job in my book.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0137363/

Sep 30, 2018 -- 7:39PM, puntersmate.net wrote:

Hacksaw Ridge is worth a watch, war drama film directed by Mel Gibson

All the better for being a true story.