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September 8, 2018
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The Official Films Thread

Well bollocks, we've got a telly thread so I thought I'd create one for films too.

I'm currently working my way through Movies With A Twist Collection 3 which I downloaded years ago from TPB. All of those torrents are now dead which is a shame because I didn't get around to downloading Collection 4. I'm downloading all of those separately which is a hassle but will be worth it in the end going by 1-3 so far.

Am in the middle of watching Law Abiding Citizen, I think I've seen it before but i was so long ago I've forgotten what happens.

The problem with watching these films knowing that there's a twist makes it easy to work out what the twist in question is so probably better if you watch them without that knowledge lol

Here's a list of some of my all-time favourite films of all-time in no particular order:

Brazil
The Life Of Brian
The Holy Grail
The Meaning Of Life
Star Wars
The Empire Strikes Back
Lifeforce (a terrible film but the female lead vampire spends most of it naked lol)
All Lethal Weapons
All Die Hards
Every Dirty Harry Film
The Jungle Book (the Disney original)
Pi
Falling Down (just for the McDonalds scene lmfao)
Silent Running
Logan's Run
All 60s-70s Planet Of The Apes
Soylent Green

Am going to stop there otherwise this post is going to be HUGE lol



    586 replies

    Honored Contributor
    September 30, 2018
    It is an awesome movie. It is sad how most awesome movies are the most hated and criticized. It’s not right   
    Zenbane
    Honored Contributor
    September 30, 2018
    Anyone see Mandy yet??

    I'm not sure if I can recommend it, but omfg that movie is a trip.


    October 1, 2018
    Am definitely going to check Mandy out, Nicholas Cage is one of my favourite actors.
    Inspiring
    October 15, 2018

    was thinking about ..thought provoking films that ive seen over my last five decades and wondered if anyone can ever remember this one ?. I don't recall that it was a massive hit but it was a quite thought provoking story line (I thought) back in the day https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mister_Frost

    7even was another one on my list ...only time ive ever been to the cinema where the whole audience( me and wife  included ) walked out at the end and never mentioned a word till we almost got home . its a shame mainstream cinema doesn't appear to make these types of movies anymore

    October 15, 2018
    7even was awesome, one of my favourite films.

    I love to watch anything involving serial killers, I keep on meaning to start serial killing myself but I'm such a criminal mastermind that I'll end up not getting caught so won't get the kudos for it lol :D :D :D
    Inspiring
    October 15, 2018
    I`d recommend you watch Mr frost … (and I know you have the time at the moment ;) ) I know its a little bit dated ...but it really is a decent film and its pretty well acted considering its day .
    Inspiring
    October 15, 2018
    I've got a really good film to recommend, it's gone under the radar for a lot of people, I don't remember it being advertised at the cinema either. It's called Upgrade 2018:

    https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6499752/?ref_=nv_sr_1

    I really thought this film was amazing! All my friends and family watched it recently and they loved it too! Enjoy :)
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    Inspiring
    October 15, 2018
    seen that on amazon ...but always been iffy about clicking on it cos amazon like Netflix is the home of "b movies" .its not that I`m a snobby "ive got all the streaming channels type of twatt" but I have ( but the wife pays not me.cos im the poor fuk in this relationship)  trying to fit everything into a very short space of time ..and YES ! she bought me the rift..if only to shut me the fuckup about going on about it ! (her words not mine)...I`ll make a point of watching it as its now been recommended .thanks .  
    Inspiring
    October 16, 2018
    I just watched "Open Range" on YouYube (it's been uploaded by a couple of YTers, but one is clearly playing better) and really enjoyed it. Not big into westerns, but it was one of those where the gunfights are more believable - everyone blasting away from point blank range and rarely hitting anything. Most of the folks not wanting trouble.
    It's a very typical western plot, with Costner (also directing) and Duvall. 2 hours' worth.

    Another one I found on YT was the original "The Bourne Identity" from 1988, with Richard Chamberlain. Follows the book a lot better than the Damon film did (I suppose the later one was more a Bourne Identity for modern times). I read pretty much all of Ludlum's books back in the day - it's a shame they didn't make more of them into films. That's 3 hours, though - but split into 2 parts.
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    Honored Contributor
    October 16, 2018
    Maybe someone should start a thread on the worst film you have ever seen. The list would probably fill a library though since there's only ever a few really good films made each year..