| Film 2026; don't think we have such a thread yet 13:55 - Jan 20 with 44006 views | R_from_afar |
Have we covered "I swear" yet? It's a powerful film about a Tourettes sufferer growing up in an era when the condition was yet to be recognised.
"Joyride" is also excellent. Set in Ireland, it sees a quirk of fate throw a teenager from a troubled family together with a woman - played by Olivia Colman - who has just given birth to an unwanted child. Poignant yet full of humour. |  |
| "Things had started becoming increasingly desperate at Loftus Road but QPR have been handed a massive lifeline and the place has absolutely erupted. it's carnage. It's bedlam. It's 1-1." |
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| Film 2026; don't think we have such a thread yet on 22:11 - Sep 21 with 1197 views | PunteR |
Oak Street.
I did try to warn you..
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| Occasional providers of half decent House music. |
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| Film 2026; don't think we have such a thread yet on 09:17 - Sep 22 with 976 views | E17hoop |
| Film 2026; don't think we have such a thread yet on 22:11 - Sep 21 by PunteR |
Oak Street.
I did try to warn you..
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Same - I walked out of it.
The new Resident Evil is good fun. |  |
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| Film 2026; don't think we have such a thread yet on 12:07 - Sep 22 with 883 views | Bluce_Ree |
Surprisingly, the new Evil Dead film (Evil Dead Burn) is absolutely brilliant.
Evil Dead (2013) and Evil Dead Rise weren't very good so this was a complete surprise. It captures the feel of the first one but with very elevated effect work.
The ending was a bit nubs but horror films are like rap tunes, they hardly ever nail the ending. It wasn't terrible though. Just a bit heavy on CGI.
Anyway, 4.5 out of 5 for me (on Letterboxd). |  |
| Stefan Moore, Stefan Moore running down the wing. Stefan Moore, Stefan Moore running down the wing. He runs like a cheetah, his crosses couldn't be sweeter. Stefan Moore. Stefan Moore. Stefan Moore. |
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| Film 2026; don't think we have such a thread yet on 12:11 - Sep 22 with 873 views | robith |
Went to see Resident Evil last night. Absolutely loved it. Proper rollercoaster, amazing communal experience, so visually innovative. Craggers is killing it rn |  | | |
| Film 2026; don't think we have such a thread yet on 12:28 - Sep 22 with 846 views | sprocket |
| Film 2026; don't think we have such a thread yet on 12:11 - Sep 22 by robith |
Went to see Resident Evil last night. Absolutely loved it. Proper rollercoaster, amazing communal experience, so visually innovative. Craggers is killing it rn |
gonna ask a stupid question...I went to see it and enjoyed it but what was the ending about? sequel? |  | | |
| Film 2026; don't think we have such a thread yet on 12:41 - Sep 22 with 827 views | robith |
| Film 2026; don't think we have such a thread yet on 12:28 - Sep 22 by sprocket |
gonna ask a stupid question...I went to see it and enjoyed it but what was the ending about? sequel? |
very hard to answer without spoiling it tbh | | | |
| Film 2026; don't think we have such a thread yet on 12:53 - Sep 22 with 814 views | sprocket |
| Film 2026; don't think we have such a thread yet on 12:41 - Sep 22 by robith |
very hard to answer without spoiling it tbh |
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| Film 2026; don't think we have such a thread yet on 09:02 - Sep 28 with 504 views | dmm |
'Everybody Digs Bill Evans' is a limited release film about the well known jazz pianist who's probably best known for his work with Miles Davis on Kind of Blue.
It's filmed in black and white and is introspective and understated, befitting Evans' personality. Despite ultimately being sad, it's beautifully made and would be appreciated by jazz fans, particularly those who love Bill Evans work. |  | | |
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| Film 2026; don't think we have such a thread yet on 17:52 - Oct 12 with 169 views | dmm |
The Uprising is a portrayal of the 1381 so called 'Peasants Revolt'. As it's a historical event I know well, I was keen to see the film, but knew there were some wild inaccuracies in it. It does pretty well up until the meeting between the rebels and King Richard II at Smithfield. Sadly, it then descends into complete nonsense.
That said, I actually quite enjoyed it and liked how 14th century London looked. Wat Tyler and John Bell, the 'heroes' of the rebellion, are played well enough, although Jack Straw (not the politician) is missed out, and Richard II is good too.
It's a shame it followed most other films set in medieval times in depicting ordinary people as dirty and unkempt. That's another historical inaccuracy and a rather Monty Python-ish idea of those times. [Post edited 12 Oct 18:52]
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