Rate the last movie you watched out of 10

[Hank Scorpio]

The Bourne Identity.

Rewatched it with the eldest.

20 years old this year!

Has really held up superbly. A great film, tight story, super set pieces. Totally redefined the action/spy genre.

An awful lot to like and hasn't dated like other films of the era.

Paul Greengrass went over the top with the shaky cam on the sequels but Liman's original is pretty much almost perfect.

9.5/10.

 

[sigourney's knickers]

I know it's a documentary but watched Unabomber: In his own words.

Brilliant 4 parter.

Watched it for the third time now and am still undecided about him.

Read his manifesto... Other than the killing part he seems to have foretold everything that I agree with.

Great mind. Such a tragedy.

 

[Drucker]

Elvis
8/10

 

[Jim Comic]

Elvis
8/10

yeah, enjoyed it thoroughly


can't believe they killed him off at the end though, kinda rules out a sequel

 

[Jim Comic]

I know it's a documentary but watched Unabomber: In his own words.

Brilliant 4 parter.

very good innit m8

 

[Hank Scorpio]

Fat man and little boy, was called Shadow Makers in its European release.

1989 movie about the Manhatten project in Los Alamos.

Remember seeing this when I was 10 or 11. Paul Newman, John Cusack and Laura Dern.

Directed by Roland Joffe who did The Killing Fields. Servicable enough historical drama. The casting of Oppenheimer was bizarre, Dwight Schultz a.k.a Murdock from the A-Team. Was the main lead which was very jarring.

It was ok, nothing special
6/10

 

[jaycee]

i'll go see if next week I hope
one of cinema apparently

 

[Drucker]

yeah, enjoyed it thoroughly


can't believe they killed him off at the end though, kinda rules out a sequel

Was unchained melody real footage?

 

[Herbert]

I enjoyed the Jerry & Marge film. Thanks for the heads up. A solid 7/10

 

[thomàs anderson.]

Caliber 7/10

2 lads go on a hunting weekend away in the Scottish Highlands.

The bleakest movie I've seen in quite a while but thought it was great. Well acted and paced and keeps you on your toes till the end