Movie recommendations

[imtommygunn]

  never liked you 

[93-DY-SAM]

I like Statham movies. They are obviously rubbish but watchable rubbish you can switch your brain off and laugh at.

Same here. And there is nothing wrong with that. Not everything has to be intellectually challenging.

[mrdeeds]

Watched The Mule on Netflix.  Thought it was excellent and a bit mad that it's a true story.

[nrico2006]

Thought Wrath of Man was very good.  Put it like this, Tenet had all this hype as if it were some master piece while Wrath of Man didn't.  Wrath of Man was a far better film.

[lurganblue]

Enjoyed the new marvel one. Legend of the 10 rings. The usual stuff but still, class...

[RedHand88]

Enjoyed the new marvel one. Legend of the 10 rings. The usual stuff but still, class...

I went in without any expectations as its yet another Marvel movie but its actually really enjoyable.

[Man Marker]

Thought Wrath of Man was very good.  Put it like this, Tenet had all this hype as if it were some master piece while Wrath of Man didn't.  Wrath of Man was a far better film.

Excellent movie, went to see it at the cinema at the time. Gran Torino, in the same vein, both movies built for Eastwood. Both class.

[J70]

seeing as the Olympic diving is currently on. Jason Staham's latest offering is Wrath of man. It has little or no plot. You won't find any Oscar winning performances. But it's pretty good as a shoot'em up.

Probably mentioned already, but in a similar vein, Bob Odenkirk's film Nobody is great fun.

Anonymous, put-upon middle-aged dude, taken seriously by no one, fed up with his life, who just happens to have a former career as an elite, ultra-deadly assassin.

Totally ridiculous and over-the-top, but very enjoyable.

[Man Marker]

seeing as the Olympic diving is currently on. Jason Staham's latest offering is Wrath of man. It has little or no plot. You won't find any Oscar winning performances. But it's pretty good as a shoot'em up.

Probably mentioned already, but in a similar vein, Bob Odenkirk's film Nobody is great fun.

Anonymous, put-upon middle-aged dude, taken seriously by no one, fed up with his life, who just happens to have a former career as an elite, ultra-deadly assassin.

Totally ridiculous and over-the-top, but very enjoyable.

Netflix?

[nrico2006]

seeing as the Olympic diving is currently on. Jason Staham's latest offering is Wrath of man. It has little or no plot. You won't find any Oscar winning performances. But it's pretty good as a shoot'em up.

Probably mentioned already, but in a similar vein, Bob Odenkirk's film Nobody is great fun.

Anonymous, put-upon middle-aged dude, taken seriously by no one, fed up with his life, who just happens to have a former career as an elite, ultra-deadly assassin.

Totally ridiculous and over-the-top, but very enjoyable.

Netflix?

Not on Netflix.  Both those films were very good.

[J70]

seeing as the Olympic diving is currently on. Jason Staham's latest offering is Wrath of man. It has little or no plot. You won't find any Oscar winning performances. But it's pretty good as a shoot'em up.

Probably mentioned already, but in a similar vein, Bob Odenkirk's film Nobody is great fun.

Anonymous, put-upon middle-aged dude, taken seriously by no one, fed up with his life, who just happens to have a former career as an elite, ultra-deadly assassin.

Totally ridiculous and over-the-top, but very enjoyable.

Netflix?

Not sure about Ireland, but it was only released in the US this summer to the cinema/Amazon $20 rental market. Could be up on Prime or one of the other apps at this point.

I saw it on a flight.

[Milltown Row2]

Like seriously WTF!!!

[Windmill abu]

I watched "Boys from County Hell" last night. I knew nothing about it before hand and only watched it as Conor Grimes (Datsun Donaghy) and Fra Fee are in it. It turned out to be a very good vampire move. It is a bit like An American Werewolf in London. It could have been called an Irish Vampire in Derry. It also has John Lynch and Louisa Harland (Orla from Derry Girls). So good performances all round and I would rate it 8 out of 10.

[Feckitt]

According to the Irish Film Classification website,  Rocky IV: Rocky v Drago is being released on 19th November,  but I can't find any cinema North or South that are showing it. I don't want to miss it because media reports suggest it will be shown for one night only. Anyone know anything?

[screenexile]

Watched Red Notice last night... meh!

Has anyone seen Dune in the Cinema? Heard mixed reports but sounds like the kind of film you'd need to see on the big screen.