What movie are you watching at the moment? is it any good?

Half Rhodesian

Im watching Pirates of the caribbean 'At worlds end'

Captain Jack Sparrow is great... yaaarrrrrrrrrr

Shakespeare's Sister

Heat. By gum did Robert De Niro and Al Pacino scrub up well that time. When the movie was out first, I just thought they were two auld dudes. Now though... haminahaminahamina!

Sir Arthur Daley

A blue.

35cent

I just finished watching 12 monkeys for the first time. I really enjoyed it.

Crimson King

Second captain America movie. Not as good as first but keeping us occupied

KERSPLAT!

Devil. Meh, it's not too bad

krudler

Magaggie wrote: »

Heat. By gum did Robert De Niro and Al Pacino scrub up well that time. When the movie was out first, I just thought they were two auld dudes. Now though... haminahaminahamina!

Probably the last great performance by either of them too. Fantastic film.

Timmyctc

Training Day...

Mah Niggah.

Big Cheese

Watched Inbetweeners2. I thought was very funny

GerB40

Donnie Brasco. Excellent movie. Johnny Depp is one of the only actors who can hold his own with Al Pacino on screen..

is mise spartacus

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
My favourite movie

e_e

If you're browsing a message board while a movie's on either A) The movie isn't very good or You're not paying as much attention as you should be.

ArtyM

Contagion.
25 mins in, looking promising so far.
Gywneth Paltrow has already died - in my view that is always a good thing to happen in a movie.

Shakespeare's Sister

GerB40 wrote: »

Donnie Brasco. Excellent movie. Johnny Depp is one of the only actors who can hold his own with Al Pacino on screen..

People seem to have mixed views on it but I like that movie too. The Japanese restaurant scene... :eek:

Half Rhodesian

KERSPLAT! wrote: »

Devil. Meh, it's not too bad

seen a bit of it earlier when the black eyed lady got your man to admit to a hit and run.. it twas a bit meh really

dinneenp

Calvary..... Bored. Close to turning it off.

KERSPLAT!

Timmyctc wrote: »

Training Day...

Mah Niggah.

"King Kong ain't got sh*t on me!"

Denzel, probably my favourite actor. Recent stuff is mostly muck but he's had some crackers, Training Day being one of my favourites

My name is URL

I'm watching Keith Floyd get drunk and cook shitty looking food

It's not a film but it should be

MS.ing

youre all ****e at watching movies. youre the sort of ***** that ask questions during it "whos that?, what did he do?"

watch the ****in movie ffs dont talk about it

burn. :mad:

Half Rhodesian

Timmyctc wrote: »

Training Day...

Mah Niggah.

are you a sheep or a wolf?

Shakespeare's Sister

e_e wrote: »

If you're browsing a message board while a movie's on either A) The movie isn't very good or You're not paying as much attention as you should be.

Seen Heat before though so only half watching it anyway.

gammygils

Trapped on Sony Movies

Quite good actually

Timmyctc

e_e wrote: »

If you're browsing a message board while a movie's on either A) The movie isn't very good or You're not paying as much attention as you should be.

That's an awful long winded title for a film.

is mise spartacus

e_e wrote: »

If you're browsing a message board while a movie's on either A) The movie isn't very good or You're not paying as much attention as you should be.

Okay you caught me out, I like to call it multitasking though

xzanti

Magaggie wrote: »

Heat. By gum did Robert De Niro and Al Pacino scrub up well that time. When the movie was out first, I just thought they were two auld dudes. Now though... haminahaminahamina!

Best movie ever imho! Their chemistry is off the scale!!

Mantis Toboggan

Pga championship

Daveysil15

dinneenp wrote: »

Calvary..... Bored. Close to turning it off.

Same here. I was expecting it to be a lot better.

stefan idiot jones

Locke. Very good. If I described it to you it would sound awful, so I won't. 7/10.

nu_90

full metal jacket , haven't seen it in years , still class

Den14

Robocop. Solid action movie but pales in comparison to the original. Didn't have the same satire and dark humour. It's less violent as well 6/10

e_e

is mise spartacus wrote: »

Okay you caught me out, I like to call it multitasking though

I used to watch movies like that but it's so much more satisfying when you give them your undivided attention. Lights off, curtains closed and phones in an area I can't reach.

e_e

Timmyctc wrote: »

That's an awful long winded title for a film.

It's a documentary on the attention spans of film watchers. :pac:

csallmighty

Robocop the original one.

"Don't touch me man!!!!"

MS.ing

Den14 wrote: »

Robocop. Solid action movie but pales in comparison to the original. Didn't have the same satire and dark humour. It's less violent as well 6/10

"does it hurrrt does it really really hurt"

what a line :cool:

krudler

stefan idiot jones wrote: »

Locke. Very good. If I described it to you it would sound awful, so I won't. 7/10.

Tom Hardy talks to his bluetooth carkit for 90 odd minutes, and it's brilliant.

Adamantium

Not a movie, but Babylon 5 near end of season 3 and it's godly, to think how blandish it was when it first started, but you discover it was all foundation and it ALL comes back into play. The only TV series I have ever watched that seems to be all wrote from the beginning.

krudler

e_e wrote: »

I used to watch movies like that but it's so much more satisfying when you give them your undivided attention. Lights off, curtains closed and phones in an area I can't reach.

I prefer to watch new stuff that way but I'll happily through things on as background noise if I've seen them a million times before.

Shakespeare's Sister

nu_90 wrote: »

full metal jacket , haven't seen it in years , still class

That and Inglourious Basterds: best movie intros ever IMO.

thefishone

The Raid 2, body count is in the hundreds, half an hour left, time to kill another 1000:pac:
Great movie

GerB40

e_e wrote: »

If you're browsing a message board while a movie's on either A) The movie isn't very good or You're not paying as much attention as you should be.

Ads.

e_e

krudler wrote: »

I prefer to watch new stuff that way but I'll happily through things on as background noise if I've seen them a million times before.

True enough. Sometimes a really pretty looking movie is worth putting on in the background.

GerB40

Half Rhodesian wrote: »

seen a bit of it earlier when the black eyed lady got your man to admit to a hit and run.. it twas a bit meh really

People don't like Donnie Brasco? Fogedda bout it...

is mise spartacus

e_e wrote: »

It's a documentary on the attention spans of film watchers. :pac:

I should be in it. "and here we see said film watcher struggle with the temptation of her cellular device and said film"

e_e

GerB40 wrote: »

Ads.

Hate having the flow of a movie broken up like that, if a film's on TV I usually record it and then skip the ads.

mfceiling

Cavalry - so far, so good

Mariasofia

The brave one.
Pretty fcuking depressing so far.....

Duggy747

I can't watch a film while doing something else like on the phone unless there's ads, much prefer giving it all my attention even if I've seen it a hundred times. Even if it's utter shìte I pull meself through it :pac:

Anyways just finished watching Paprika (2006), an anime film with some slight similarities to Inception (Nolan was quoted as it being an inspiration for it) but was a more intelligent film that played better with the concept of dreams / reality. Visually fantastic and didn't have as confusing of a plot as I was led to believe from reading elsewhere.

Still have beer so need to throw something else on, I've a hankering for a good solid DeNiro film.

Lucifer MorningStar

Heat and yes it's good

MS.ing

xzanti wrote: »

Best movie ever imho! Their chemistry is off the scale!!

it really is, theres a whole sub movie going on, two hollywood heavy weights facce to face with a script to make everything all....hidden. that restaurant scene is an absolute classic for that reason.

crackin movie top 3 and at times my nbr 1, even the cast is great. its this generations The Godfather :cool:

Duggy747

MS.ing wrote: »

that restaurant scene is an absolute classic for that reason.

The original film that Mann remade (He did that also). Obviously the acting ability isn't even in the same universe but still cool to see from 55 seconds onwards :pac:

whirlpool

stefan idiot jones wrote: »

Locke. Very good. If I described it to you it would sound awful, so I won't. 7/10.

Locke is an excellent film.