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The Snowman on Netflix Starring Val Kilmer and Michael Fassbender has gave me a splitting head ache trying to work out what was going on......Avoid like the fackin Plague.
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I thought it was really good. The Scandies turn out some excellent murder mysteries.
Is this the one where he disappeared and the only trace was a pool of water, scarf and a mouldy carrot?
Plan 9 From Outer Space must be up there somewhere though as worst movie???
Not seen it yet , read quite a few pf the 'Harry Hole' novels.
I think the author was a footballer before injury .
I think the author was a footballer before injury .
I should have read the reviews first, it got absolutely destroyed by all the critics.
It was like watching an old Joe Bugner Fight you thought something will happen soon and it never did.
I made the mistake of seeing Ad Astra recently. It was the most boring film I've ever seen.
Not only boring but ludicrous in every respect. At one point Brad Pitt bunks onto a rocket heading for Neptune by climbing up from the bottom as it's firing up!
He then kills the crew unintentionally, gets on the blower, apologises to Base, then flies off to see his Dad!
Not only boring but ludicrous in every respect. At one point Brad Pitt bunks onto a rocket heading for Neptune by climbing up from the bottom as it's firing up!
He then kills the crew unintentionally, gets on the blower, apologises to Base, then flies off to see his Dad!
^ Absolutely horrific. It was like a private joke between the two main actors that we weren’t privy to.
Hard to beat 'I killed Wild Bill Hickok' no card game and no Jack Mccall shooting WBH in the back
instead Johnny Reb kills him in a gunfight.
instead Johnny Reb kills him in a gunfight.
It was like watching an old Joe Bugner Fight you thought something will happen soon and it never did.
Good post, no doubt wasted on most here. I saw a rerun of Bruno v Bugner last week. Bugner didn't look too bad for an old man, He was ashley a kwality boxer back in the day and I think would have got a points win over Bruno when he was younger. I mean he went the distance twice with Smokin' Joe!
Good post, no doubt wasted on most here. I saw a rerun of Bruno v Bugner last week. Bugner didn't look too bad for an old man, He was ashley a kwality boxer back in the day and I think would have got a points win over Bruno when he was younger. I mean he went the distance twice with Smokin' Joe!
Yeah whispering I was at that Fight Bruno V Bugner a Great Night.
Saw a Sean Bean film a few years back called Ca$h, and spelt like that. Bleedin awful.
anyone seen-happy go lucky,mike leigh film,fffffffffffffffffffffff hell,indescribably bad
Good post, no doubt wasted on most here. I saw a rerun of Bruno v Bugner last week. Bugner didn't look too bad for an old man, He was ashley a kwality boxer back in the day and I think would have got a points win over Bruno when he was younger. I mean he went the distance twice with Smokin' Joe! whispering death
Bugner made the mistake of making it personal.
He brought the worst out of Bruno...and it looked very painful.
Bruno was too nice...that was his problem, fought Tyson at his best and most terrifying as well.
Bugner made the mistake of making it personal.
He brought the worst out of Bruno...and it looked very painful.
Bruno was too nice...that was his problem, fought Tyson at his best and most terrifying as well.
and Bruno was probably a bit too old at that point anyway as you posted Whispering Death.
No mention of Tommy Wiseau's The Room? Disappointing.
Can also highly recommend Manos: The Hands of Fate.
Can also highly recommend Manos: The Hands of Fate.
vaguely remember quite enjoying The Lovely Bones...
After being brutally murdered, 14-year-old Susie Salmon (Saoirse Ronan) watches from heaven over her grief-stricken family (Mark Wahlberg, Rachel Weisz) -- and her killer (Stanley Tucci). As she observes their daily lives, she must balance her thirst for revenge with her desire for her family to heal.
After being brutally murdered, 14-year-old Susie Salmon (Saoirse Ronan) watches from heaven over her grief-stricken family (Mark Wahlberg, Rachel Weisz) -- and her killer (Stanley Tucci). As she observes their daily lives, she must balance her thirst for revenge with her desire for her family to heal.
Actors, directors and producers dont have to make good films anymore. Just run the Hollywood hype machine on their latest cr@p fest, turn up, do the red carpet, and then watch the cheques roll in.
I wasted a few hourse of my life watching "Arrival", never again!
The last Harry Potter film, I can't remember what it was called. We went to the cinema in Beckenham one Saturday afternoon to see it, after half an hour I walked out and watched the rugby in the pub across the road instead.
Arrival what a steaming pile of sh1te that was stew.
Tom Cruise in any Jack Reacher film is stretching credulity past it's limits for anyone who has read the books. 
Slippy, any man going pictures on a Saturday afternoon wants locking up!!!
I totally agree mate but it was a bit of a family day out and I couldn't say no! 
I take it this is a market without Nic Cage's remake of The Wicker Man ?
Slippy . Mind you, I can’t talk - I’m being dragged out to watch the flipping Judy Garland film tomorrow night .
. Mind you, I can’t talk - I’m being dragged out to watch the flipping Judy Garland film tomorrow night .
Some excuse Slippy .... no doubt you are out nordic walking from early this Saturday .....
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