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But not Home Alone.
The missus is away for a few days, so I [s]get to watch whatever TV I want[/s] need to fill the lonely void left by her absence. I'm fresh out of coke and hookers, so hey, movie nights.
I'm thinking something blokey that wouldn't be her first choice of viewing, so maybe action / sci-fi / horror genres. Whilst I'm fond of cerebral movies generally, nothing too cerebral here. Quite fancy a bit of sci-fi tonight, but open to rest-of-the-week suggestions also.
What've you got?
Home Alone 2
Martyrs - properly brutal.
The Family if you want something ott
Last Man on the Moon. really fabulous look back at the life and experiences of Eugene
It's on iMovies to rent now. Watched it last night.
Rachel
Last Man on the Moon. really fabulous look back at the life and experiences of Eugene
Ooh. That sounds right up my alley, I'm a bit of an Apollo geek. Maybe not what I'm in the mood for tonight, but definitely going on my "to watch" list, ta.
Pulp Friction
Minions.
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The Possibilities Are Endless. something different.....
Ooh, there's always The Martian, I've not seen that yet. Recommended?
Minions
That's one we're both likely to want to watch, but yeah.
The Martian, I've not seen that yet. Recommended?
Its alright, wouldn't [i]recommend[/i] it
I suggest Trollhunter
That's not a bad shout actually. I have that somewhere and I've never got around to seeing it.
Saw a cool horror called "Babadook" on Netflix the other day. Worth a go!
Yep, Martian was fine to pass the time on a flight, but not brilliant.
Really enjoyed Seven Psychopaths if you've not seen it?
Other than that, In Bruges is a top film.
Saw a cool horror called "Babadook" on Netflix the other day. Worth a go!
Another good idea, that's been bandied about in SFX's "Penny Dreadful" column for months. (And not, as I initially typed, Penny Dreadflu.)
Have you seen Deliverance?
Chuckie
I'm fresh out of coke and hookers,
You live in Accrington, both will but be one street away.. 😉
Film?
Southern Comfort.
Oh, what about Interstellar? Is that any good?
Have you seen Deliverance?
I'm not sure. If I have it's a very long time ago.
You live in Accrington, both will but be one street away..
You see, it's not necessarily a supply issue, but more one of quality control.
(Also, we were just talking about Deliverance...)
Guardians of the Galaxy watchable multiple times, as is Scott Pilgrim vs the World.
The Christian Bale Batman films always stand up well to repeat viewing?
Guardians of the Galaxy watchable multiple times,
Deliberately only watched it once so far. Will watch again next time it's available on a flight. (About the only place I watch films these days! )
I loved the Babadook when I watched it.
Moneyball has just come up on Netflix, watched it today, really enjoyed it
[i] SFX's "Penny Dreadful" column[/i]
It's a hell of a lot better than Penny Dreadful (almost literally).
[i]Southern Comfort[/i] - all time fave of mine that. Fab fillum
Watched Heart of The Sea last night whch was really good. Not SciFi but definitely worth a watch.
Just started watching a feature length Jani Joplin doco on BBc iPlayer that expires tonight, it looks really good
Sci-Fi -
Have you seen Ex-Machina
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0470752/?ref_=nv_sr_1
Or Chappie
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1823672/
Enjoyed both of these
Watching 'Cool Hand Luke' for the first time in years, it's wonderful.
Have you seen Ex-Machina
...
Or Chappie
No, and no. I saw the trailer for Chappie a while back and it looked ace, I think we might have a winner there. I'll see if it's available anywhere.
Ex Machina looks good too. Ta.
Romper Stomper is a violent but very good small budget Australian movie - made about 30 years includes a young Russell Crowe.
Kill Bill and Kill Bill 2
Moon
Tron Legacy
Westworld
Outland
Minority Report
Alien
Gravity
The Fly
Romper Stomper
...
Kill Bill and Kill Bill 2
...
Moon
Tron Legacy
Westworld
Outland
Minority Report
Alien
Gravity
The Fly
I think I've seen all of those bar Outland, which rings a bell but I can't place.
Looked on Netflix for Chappie and Ex Machina, neither came up but a suggestion was Trollhunter. As it was on my 'to watch' list and also suggested here, I'll go with that for tonight.
Keep 'em coming though, appreciated.
IIRC there is a 4k version of [s]Number 5[/s]Chappie
The Descent.
And not the US edit.
One of my fave films of any genre, and up there with The Thing for atmospheric horror.
Loved Trollhunter, rare for a comedy-horror to succeed on both counts.
The disappearance of Alice Creed, with Gemma Arterton proving she's not just about the looks. The less you know about it the better.
Interstellar was a huge disappointment. I usually love Nolan's stuff but this had laughably clunky Basil Exposition and syrupy sentiment.
Oh yeah, Outland appears to be 80s sci-fi cheese, I'm all over that like a tramp on chips. It's entirely possible I've already seen it but I'm not sure so will see if I can track it down. High Noon meets Beowulf in space with Sean Connery, that's got to be worth the price of admission.
And a friend has posted on Facebook that she's rewatching Firefly at some point which reminds me, I need to rewatch The Cabin In The Woods this week. And possibly also Tucker & Dale vs Evil.
I could probably shoehorn Wrong Turn in there too.
Dead Snow 2
Nazi Zombies and humour 8)
I watched Dirty Harry and Charly Varrick, both for the first time in ages this week, top drawer but easy viewing.
Das boot
The abyss
Into the wild
Cougar
I have not seen Outland for a few years, but I thought it was very tense. Poorly received, but certainly worth a watch. Connery is good in it.
Saw a cool horror called "Babadook" on Netflix the other day. Worth a go!
The trailer certainly looks interesting (if a little familiar)
Okeydoke
*snort* that's brilliant.