Rate the last movie you watched out of 10

[Apollo Creed]

Anatomy of a fall - fantastic - 8/10

Christ it was painfull.

 

[greengrass]

Christ it was painfull.

Really enjoyed it.

 

[Elrohir]

Arcadian

Filmed in Ireland, this stars Nicolas Cage in a low budget horror flick doing what he does best, it's either a hit or miss with most of his latest movies. Surprisingly enough, Cage doesn't seem to be the main star as he spends most of the film passed out after an attack.

Set in what seems to be some sort of post-apocalyptic World, even though we never get told what happened, but the fact that there's mutated monsters that look like a cross between werewolves and critters suggest it is an 'end of the World' thing.

The creatures are afraid of light so only come out at dark, Cage and his two sons board up their farmhouse every night to wait out the attacks, one of the sons gets attached to a girl living on another farm, things go pear shaped blah blah.

Low budget, some shaky camera work, monster effects weren't too bad actually, I've seen worse in bigger budget movies, if you liked the 'A Quiet Place' type horror movies you'll enjoy this, going for a decent 3/5

 

[Nollaig O Muracu]

Downfall, the last days of Hitler and the war in Berlin. I was never a big fan of war films but this came on channel 4 one night nearly 20 years ago and I watched it.

It was magnificent. Just watched it again now for the first time since.

10/10.

 

[bluesball]

Waterloo 10/10 always loved that film

 

[SoundMan]

Damaged with Samuel L Jackson and Capaldi.
Cops hunting a serial killer. Thought acting was meh to be honest - apart from Jackson. Overall yarn wasn’t too bad but….

6/10

 

[Pooman]

Waterloo 10/10 always loved that film

ABBA are great.

 

[dukeroyale]

the gathering storm
5/10

albert finney plays churchill better than oldman did for an oscar. plenty of stuff that probably never happened.

started watching into the storm after it. gleeson does a shit churchill.

 

[dukeroyale]

Downfall, the last days of Hitler and the war in Berlin. I was never a big fan of war films but this came on channel 4 one night nearly 20 years ago and I watched it.

It was magnificent. Just watched it again now for the first time since.

10/10.

it’s brilliant! i know you’ve posted about nazi stuff here in the last few months. have a crack at the “real dictators” podcast. they end up doing a deep dive on hitler. general consensus was about how he was just voted in is incorrect. the fella was on the run for a long while.

looking forward to the gerry adams episodes.

 

[Elrohir]

Sting

If you're not a fan of all things arachnid, you might want to give this one a miss. Charlotte is a 12-year-old girl living with her mother, brother and stepfather in South Brooklyn, during a winter storm a small meteorite crashes into the house and out pops this spider looking creature.

Charlotte finds it and places it in a glass jar and begins to feed it, within a few hours 'Sting', as she calls the creature, grows very quickly and begins to develop a taste for some bigger prey. It wasn't bad as low budget horror/monster movies go, so a decent 3/5