Screen Unseen

Autecher · 17-08-2018 8:13am

Mr E wrote: »

The Irish one has to be Black '47, right? Saw the trailer in the cinema tonight - it looks excellent.
Due for release on September 7th, so I think it could be a runner....

Yeah it can't be anything else really, there are no other Irish movies coming out soon that I know of. It is getting great reviews. Here are clues for it so far
1 She was almost it
2 The relative's newest was old
3 Poached by sly family member

Autecher · 17-08-2018 8:26am

Here are the first 3 clues for the screening on the 28th
1 Previously mixed like The Beatles
2 Could have been an estuary
3 Why so serious?

Mr E · 20-08-2018 10:32pm

Tonight's movie was Black '47. Flawed but very good. Some amazing performances in it, especially Hugo Weaving and Stephen Rea.

Very authentic too - lots of Irish (some with subtitles and some without). Could be a tough sell for the foreign markets.

Recommended though.

Autecher · 25-08-2018 9:16am

The last clue for Tuesday's screening: Fast and ardent

spurious · 27-08-2018 8:12pm

I've seen people on twitter getting 'Bohemian Rhapsody' out of the clues. I would love that.

I don't understand most of their clues anyway, even when I know the answer.

spurious · 28-08-2018 10:51pm

It was 'American Animals' which I knew absolutely nothing about. Loved it though, Barry Keoghan gets better and better.
It was the kind of film I think I will find myself thinking about a few times over the next few weeks.

I knew nothing about the incident it is based on - off to google now.

Telecaster58 · 28-08-2018 11:26pm

spurious wrote: »

It was 'American Animals' which I knew absolutely nothing about. Loved it though, Barry Keoghan gets better and better.
It was the kind of film I think I will find myself thinking about a few times over the next few weeks.

I knew nothing about the incident it is based on - off to google now.

Hilarious

Autecher · 12-09-2018 9:20am

This is back again this Monday. Here are the clues for anyone interested.

1. "Phantom scribe"
2. "Rapid Royalty"
3. "Last seen secretly drunk"
4. "Fresh off the third"

Sabre0001 · 17-09-2018 12:39pm

People on Twitter seem to be leaning towards A Star Is Born or A Simple Favour. The latter seems to be the more highly tipped.

Falthyron · 17-09-2018 6:44pm

Sabre0001 wrote: »

People on Twitter seem to be leaning towards A Star Is Born or A Simple Favour. The latter seems to be the more highly tipped.

Awww. I hope its neither of those, tbh. A Simple Favour is out later this week anyway. Surely they wouldn't go with a film that close to release?

Mr E · 17-09-2018 9:01pm

Just saw on Twitter that it was A Simple Favour.

That's out on Friday, so no big coup.

Falthyron · 17-09-2018 10:53pm

Mr E wrote: »

Just saw on Twitter that it was A Simple Favour.

That's out on Friday, so no big coup.

Yeah, I was at Screen Unseen tonight. Wasn't exactly enamoured by the two main prospects: A Star is Born or A Simple Favour, but it turned out that A Simple Favour is actually good! Genuinely funny in parts, quirky, and it kept you guessing. Cinema was full tonight as well - not sure if that is the norm for Screen Unseen as it was my first.

Solid film, I would give it a 7/10.

spurious · 17-09-2018 11:03pm

Very entertaining. Was the largest crowd I've seen for a Screen Unseen in Coolock.

Sabre0001 · 18-09-2018 9:43am

Had no idea of what to expect before going in as I hadn't seen a trailer, but really enjoyed it. Quirky and funny, and two good leads in Kendrick and Lively.

Telecaster58 · 18-09-2018 12:27pm

I thought it was very funny. The vibe I picked up was it was like Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, sort of knowing comedy thriller. Couldn't believe the showing I was at some people arrived in over 30 minutes into the film.

Sabre0001 · 18-09-2018 12:43pm

Telecaster58 wrote: »

I thought it was very funny. The vibe I picked up was it was like Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, sort of knowing comedy thriller. Couldn't believe the showing I was at some people arrived in over 30 minutes into the film.

The lack of ads prob caught them out. Probably thinking they were being very smart in skipping ads, but catching trailers and start.

Autecher · 19-09-2018 8:32am

This is back again on October 2nd which is a Tuesday. It's not listed on the English website yet so it may be an Irish exclusive one which means it will be an Irish movie.

judeboy101 · 19-09-2018 8:41am

cliggg wrote: »

This is back again on October 2nd which is a Tuesday. It's not listed on the English website yet so it may be an Irish exclusive one which means it will be an Irish movie.

Abrahmson and Gleeson film?

Autecher · 19-09-2018 8:56am

judeboy101 wrote: »

Abrahmson and Gleeson film?

No that's out on Friday. It's probably this https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8247470/. It has been screened at a few festivals over the Summer and comes out about 2 weeks after the Screen Unseen.

Autecher · 03-10-2018 11:21am

cliggg wrote: »

No that's out on Friday. It's probably this https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8247470/. It has been screened at a few festivals over the Summer and comes out about 2 weeks after the Screen Unseen.

It was Rosie. I'm glad I didn't go to it now. It's getting very good reviews but personally I don't want to watch a movie about the homeless crisis in the cinema. I go to the cinema to escape the real world not have it shown to me a really big screen. Bullet dodged!

Mr E · 03-10-2018 11:42am

Yeah I heard that. I think it would be a tough watch. Not the kind of movie I go to the cinema to see... I'll watch it when it goes terrestrial though (no doubt next year at some stage).

tretorn · 03-10-2018 11:57am

I saw it and it does bring the reality of the homeless to you.

Im not talking about the long term homeless you keep on having children without the means to support them. This film was about a family with one parent working long hours and the other spending the day ringing to find accommodation for six people. The house they were renting was sold by the landlord and they cant find anything in their budget to rent.

It made me very thankful to be going home to my nice warm house.

ryaner777 · 03-10-2018 12:42pm

tretorn wrote: »

I saw it and it does bring the reality of the homeless to you.

Im not talking about the long term homeless you keep on having children without the means to support them. This film was about a family with one parent working long hours and the other spending the day ringing to find accommodation for six people. The house they were renting was sold by the landlord and they cant find anything in their budget to rent.

It made me very thankful to be going home to my nice warm house.

Fully agree. Was very thankful heading home after it. Made me wonder if any work colleagues or friends are experiencing the same and trying their best to hide it.

I think it would have been good to see the process of them leaving their old house and how easy it can be to slide from a secure situation into one of utter chaos.

Thought the 3 little kids were excellent in their roles.

Autecher · 27-10-2018 1:05pm

Odeon Screen Unseen back on 5th November

Falthyron · 31-10-2018 12:10pm

Booked two tickets for it and I have no idea what it could be. Best bet is 'Widows' seeing as it is out the following day...!

Mr E · 31-10-2018 12:13pm

Clues so far:

1. "Not singing fats"
2. "Almost in the 'hood"
3. "A quad of gold knights"

Widows would be a poor choice based on when it's coming out, but it looks likely.

Falthyron · 31-10-2018 1:02pm

Mr E wrote: »

Clues so far:

1. "Not singing fats"
2. "Almost in the 'hood"
3. "A quad of gold knights"

Widows would be a poor choice based on when it's coming out, but it looks likely.

Does ODEON explain the clues after the film has been shown? It would be nice to work out their logic as these 'clues', to me anyway, are more like unsolvable riddles than anything else. :pac:

Autecher · 31-10-2018 11:34pm

Falthyron wrote: »

Does ODEON explain the clues after the film has been shown? It would be nice to work out their logic as these 'clues', to me anyway, are more like unsolvable riddles than anything else. :pac:

They used to give the explanations on their Twitter after the movie but lately they have only been doing it when someone actually asks for them. They are very obscure, I never bother with them as they would require serious research and I really don't care that much. Here are the answers to the clues for the screening of American Animals as an example.

Clue 1 : Previously mixed like The Beatles.

One of the stars Barry Keoghan played the characters George & Martin in his previous 2 films; the same name as The Beatles' producer.

Clue 2: Could have been an estuary.

The director wanted to use a scene from OCEANS 11 in the film, but was refused, therefore the film could have acted like an estuary which is the point at which a river 'meets' the ocean.

Clue 3: Why so serious?

The director's other credits are all for documentaries.

Clue 4: Fast and ardent .

The main character (played by Evan Peters) also plays Quicksilver in the X-Men/Deadpool films.

Autecher · 31-10-2018 11:52pm

Mr E wrote: »

Clues so far:

1. "Not singing fats"
2. "Almost in the 'hood"
3. "A quad of gold knights"

Widows would be a poor choice based on when it's coming out, but it looks likely.

Lots of people on Twitter and Reddit seem to think it will be

The Favourite

Autecher · 05-11-2018 11:03pm

The movie tonight was 'The Old Man And The Gun'. I found it to be an enjoyable, easygoing and amusing movie. It's probably the kind of movie I would not go to see based on a trailer so i'm glad I knew nothing about it at all beforehand.

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