Rate the last movie you watched out of 10

[El Guapo]

He did veer away from his usual style with "The Wind That Shakes The Barley", "Land And Freedom", "Looking For Eric" and "Carla's Song".
"Sweet Sixteen" is a superb film though. One of his best if not the best imho.

Are you joking?

Liam Cunningham plays a Dublin Train Driver trade unionist running around West Cork with a flying column.

Same with Land and Freedom, it'd all be okay if the commies and the anarchists work together.

I like Loach's movies but he's feirce one note.

I Daniel Blake is a great flick but possibly the most depressing example of all.

 

[Cormac]

Dirty Harry 8/10

Clint Eastwood is one cool motherf*cker.

 

[Great-Bit-O-Stuff]

Dirty Harry 8/10

Clint Eastwood is one cool motherf*cker.

That movie aged brilliantly. I watched it maybe 6 years ago

 

[Cormac]

That movie aged brilliantly. I watched it maybe 6 years ago

I've developed a new found appreciation for Mr Eastwood. I watched Escape From Alcatraz a few weeks back and I'm going to start working my way through his Westerns too.

 

[Great-Bit-O-Stuff]

I've developed a new found appreciation for Mr Eastwood. I watched Escape From Alcatraz a few weeks back and I'm going to start working my way through his Westerns too.

Gran Turino was pretty good too

 

[Cormac]

Gran Turino was pretty good too

I liked The Mule too.
Old Clint is still cool as f*ck.

 

[Lee Bushwacker]

I haven't seen Sweet Sixteen. Must look it up.

Not to be missed.

 

[slick fingers]

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

This definitely deserves a second viewing, so many little nuggets to catch. The Irish aspect is just so cool with real history woven into it. That ending is just class as well.

8/10

 

[gregson1]

MI:8 7/10 nice wrap up to the series

 

[King Silkbeard]

Watched The Two Popes, great film.