The most enjoyable film you recently watched

#1

Mine is "The Boat That Rocked".......with some of the best music tracks you will ever hear.

Proper music..........man

#2

Silver lining...watched it with my daughter on Aurora this summer.

#3

Rush All about James hunt and Nikki lauda fab film some great F1 racing

#4

Con Air......

#5

Summer in February

A semi true love triangle set in Cornwall with supposedly Sir Alfred Munnings. Sad ending though.

#6

Silver_Shiney wrote:
Con Air......

I love that film Alan and can watch it over and over again, the ending still makes me cry.

I'm the same with the Die Hard films, lost count of how many times I've seen them

#7

The Usual Suspects. Great film with a twist at the end.

#8

Wolverine..top entertaiment

#9

Dancing Queen wrote:
Silver_Shiney wrote:
Con Air......
I love that film Alan and can watch it over and over again, the ending still makes me cry.

I'm the same with the Die Hard films, lost count of how many times I've seen them

My daughter (not Welshie) classes Con Air as a family comedy...

Well, it's about a man trying to get home to his family, and lines like the "bunny" and "love your work" just crack her up.

Didn't go a bundle on DH 4 or 5, but 1-3 are great!

#10

Hi Stephen,

I can’t think of any recent films that have made me want to sit down with a tub of popcorn, so I’m going to supplement with “Sixth Sense” one of my favourite all time films. It generally gets at least two viewings a year.

I’m off to see “The Hunger Games “next week...review pending.

Regards

Keith

#11

Quite a few good ones this year ... Django uncovered, Hunger Games, Rush and hopefully the Hobbit will be good.

Some big disappointments too including Planet Earth, Oblivion, Star Trek.

#12

Game of Thrones is a brilliant political thriller but the sex scenes are verging on pornographic and the use of the "c" word is a no-no. I've given up with it.

#13

Silver_Shiney wrote:
Game of Thrones is a brilliant political thriller but the sex scenes are verging on pornographic and the use of the "c" word is a no-no. I've given up with it.

Why, what is the downside?

#14

Django was very good
Star trek was decidedly average
The Dark Knight Rises was epic
Avengers Assemble was brilliant

#15

Should this thread be in the Book and Film Club section?

#16

Silver_Shiney wrote:
Should this thread be in the Book and Film Club section?

Your probably right Alan, but let's live dangerously for a change

To be honest I didn't even know there was one until you mentioned it.

#17

Silver_Shiney wrote:
Should this thread be in the Book and Film Club section?

It is - now

#18

david63 wrote:
Silver_Shiney wrote:
Should this thread be in the Book and Film Club section?
It is - now

Blimey David, are you that quick at getting a round in

#19

Stephen wrote:
david63 wrote:
Silver_Shiney wrote:
Should this thread be in the Book and Film Club section?
It is - now

Blimey David, are you that quick at getting a round in

As long as he was at least as quick in sorting out my little faux pas yesterday

#20

Stephen wrote:
Mine is "The Boat That Rocked".......with some of the best music tracks you will ever hear.

Proper music..........man

Stephen

the light ships that was used for that film in now moored in Harwich, and is open for visits in the summer.
If you go just tell them I sent you. You might even see me passing by on my bike

#21

Yes it is a tad ancient

"On Golden Pond"

Was an excellent movie added and abetted by the finest family of actors/actresses

The Fondas

Bought as a stocking filler for the sadly missed much beloved on Betamax, plus a large box of Kleenex tissues

Halcyon days long since gone

#22

frintonite wrote:
Stephen wrote:
Mine is "The Boat That Rocked".......with some of the best music tracks you will ever hear.

Proper music..........man
Stephen

the light ships that was used for that film in now moored in Harwich, and is open for visits in the summer.
If you go just tell them I sent you. You might even see me passing by on my bike

I lived in Harwich (Dovercourt actually) when Radio Caroline started and I used to see Simon Dee and other DJs hanging around on the quayside waiting for their service tender. I built myself a simple radio but all I could get was Radio Caroline. It was only about four miles away and blotted everything out. One diode and a pair of headphones was all I needed.

#23

Has to be Untouchable.. Never thought I could watch a film with sub titles, but was talked into it (forgive the pun) so glad... Amazing film

#24

just watched the life of pi, an amazing film, plenty of tears at the end. I was so moved by it I actually watched it again two days later, and I still cried.

#25

gilly88 wrote:
just watched the life of pi, an amazing film, plenty of tears at the end. I was so moved by it I actually watched it again two days later, and I still cried.

That bad eh?

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