Movie recommendations

[RedHand88]

Seen the new mission impossible over the weekend. Didn't think it would ever end

Don't forget it's only part 1!! 
Part 2 out next year.

[Eamonnca1]

There was a free movie in the park event near us at the weekend. They showed Back to the Future. I haven't seen it in forever and I had forgot most of it, so it was like seeing it for the first time. Holds up very well today. Fantastic film, well worth a revisit. Myself and herself have agreed we need to watch the trilogy again. I remember seeing part 2, but not part 3. Looks forward to getting caught up.

[theticklemister]

Watched 'The Weekend AWay' on Netflix. Really enjoyed. Some good twists.

[mrdeeds]

Maybe recommended before but The Founder is on Netflix. A brilliant movie based on creation of McDonald's.

[JPGJOHNNYG]

Just watched neverending story on iplayer. Saw it as a kid and loved it so thought I would give it a go nearly 40 yrs later. I can honestly say it is utter shite. No idea how it has a rating of 84% on rotten tomatoes

[quit yo jibbajabba]

One of the few films I saw in the cinema as a bairn back in the day Jonny. Always intended to revisit. Maybe won't bother lolol

[JPGJOHNNYG]

Don't. Even the catchy limahl tune they just cut off mid flow when the credits end 

[quit yo jibbajabba]

Scandalous! 😀😀

[JPGJOHNNYG]

Exactly

[An Watcher]

Tbh I thought it was sh1te back in the day.  Maybe I'll enjoy it now

[JimStynes]

Watched an old movie called Song for a Raggy Boy. About a reformatory for boys run by priests! Blood boiling by the end of it!

[Milltown Row2]

Watched an old movie called Song for a Raggy Boy. About a reformatory for boys run by priests! Blood boiling by the end of it!

Aidan Quinn?

Seriously a cracking film

[JimStynes]

Watched an old movie called Song for a Raggy Boy. About a reformatory for boys run by priests! Blood boiling by the end of it!

Aidan Quinn?

Seriously a cracking film

Yeah! Very good actor indeed!

[nrico2006]

Went through a few Itish films last month that I'd never saw before, Raggy Boy being one. The others were The Magdalene Sisters, Angela's Ashes, The Commitments and The Crying Game.

[Milltown Row2]

Never seen the Commitments? Thought that be a given Irish film

Some cracking Irish films over the years, and some serious dung