Rate the last movie you watched out of 10

[thomàs anderson.]

Vivarium 6/10

Uncomfortable horror starring Zuckerberg and Poops who become trapped in a hellish suburban landscape from which they are unable to escape. The plot thickens when a baby is left on their doorstep, that tests their relationship to the brink.

Cant believe I slept on this one. If you take out the horror element and watch from a social commentary point of view, the issues it raises have never been more prevalent. From the imprisonment of suburbia, the mundanity of the daily grind and the affects of having an unwanted child on a relationship, are all on display.

Check it out.

 

[Ghoti]

Vivarium 6/10

Uncomfortable horror starring Zuckerberg and Poops who become trapped in a hellish suburban landscape from which they are unable to escape. The plot thickens when a baby is left on their doorstep, that tests their relationship to the brink.

Cant believe I slept on this one. If you take out the horror element and watch from a social commentary point of view, the issues it raises have never been more prevalent. From the imprisonment of suburbia, the mundanity of the daily grind and the affects of having an unwanted child on a relationship, are all on display.

Check it out.

Left me feeling sick afterward. Very nightmarish.

 

[thomàs anderson.]

The Hunt 7.5/10

Mads Micky plays as a kindergarten teacher who gets accused of SA by his peers on the back of a white lie told by one of the kids.

This was some horror film.

 

[thomàs anderson.]

Sinners 7.5/10

Rocky double impacts this dusk till dawn remake about 2 gangster soldiers who return to their hometown to set up a juke joint.

Drenched in all aspects of black culture, Jordan exudes coolness in Ryan Couglers ode to their history, racism, slavery and music.

But at its heart its the music that is played front and centre with an absolutely cracking sound track. There is a rendition of the Rocky Road to Dublin that left goosebumps on my arm.

By the end though I couldn't help but wonder if this was a prequel to Blade.

Worth a trip to the cinema

 

[Great-Bit-O-Stuff]

Your reviews are brilliant Thomas

 

[Bunk]

Cuck - 4/10
An isolated loser goes down the alt-right youtube rabbit hole while simultaneously being manipulated into playing a cucked husband in homemade porn movies. Not as smart as it thinks it is.

The most affecting thing about it was that it underlined to me how much that deranged online patriot culture from the US has taken root over here. Bleak shit, indeed.

 

[Pooman]

Cuck - 4/10
An isolated loser goes down the alt-right youtube rabbit hole while simultaneously being manipulated into playing a cucked husband in homemade porn movies. Not as smart as it thinks it is.

The most affecting thing about it was that it underlined to me how much that deranged online patriot culture from the US has taken root over here. Bleak shit, indeed.

Apparently took it's inspiration from the PROC.....

 

[PussyinBoots]

Christ there was a decent movie on tg4 last night. Never heard of it before.
A gentleman of no importance it was called.
Set in 1960s Dublin, and filled in 1994. Albert Finney, Rufus Sewell, and Michael Gambon all did really decent Dublin accents
Miley was in it playing a priest, and a very young JRM was playing snooker.

I'd give it 8/10. There was a bit of a weird gay subplot in it.

 

[El Guapo]

Christ there was a decent movie on tg4 last night. Never heard of it before.
A gentleman of no importance it was called.
Set in 1960s Dublin, and filled in 1994. Albert Finney, Rufus Sewell, and Michael Gambon all did really decent Dublin accents
Miley was in it playing a priest, and a very young JRM was playing snooker.

I'd give it 8/10. There was a bit of a weird gay subplot in it.

Rumour had it he held the record for highest break in the vic for years.

 

[PussyinBoots]

Rumour had it he held the record for highest break in the vic for years.

I played him in pool in the Vic. I ain't joking either.