Movie recommendations

[nrico2006]

Killers of the Flower Moon pretty average. Actually considering its length I would say poor enough.

[Tony Baloney]

Just finished Leave The World Behind. 7/10. I liked it better than the missus.

[GAABoardMod5]

Just finished Leave The World Behind. 7/10. I liked it better than the missus.

Bit harsh to like a movie over your missus...

[Tony Baloney]

Just finished Leave The World Behind. 7/10. I liked it better than the missus.

Bit harsh to like a movie over your missus...

    and also true 

[nrico2006]

Really enjoyed Leave the World behind, although the ending was pretty poor.

[Tony Baloney]

Really enjoyed Leave the World behind, although the ending was pretty poor.

Me too. The ending didn't bother me but that's what annoyed the wife.

[Milltown Row2]

Really enjoyed Leave the World behind, although the ending was pretty poor.

Me too. The ending didn't bother me but that's what annoyed the wife.

Watched it last night, felt it needed something else, but not the worst film

[lurganblue]

I went at the weekend and saw the new Hunger Games film, A Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes.  It was about a 5/10 for me.  Good for a family outting.

I had set out to read this book about a year or so ago.  I really enjoyed the 1st half of it and then I actually gave up on in as I began to lose interest when there was a shift in the story.  Unsurprisingly I felt the film went downhill in a similar way.

Still, if you enjoyed the Hunger Games series it is interesting to see how the Donald Sutherland character Snow becomes the person he is.

[tbrick18]

Really enjoyed Leave the World behind, although the ending was pretty poor.

Me too. The ending didn't bother me but that's what annoyed the wife.

Watched it last night, felt it needed something else, but not the worst film

I'd agree. It just seemed to run out of steam a bit. It was really tense for a large part of the movie, then they just summed the whole thing up in about 2 mins at the end. Perhaps there'll be a sequel? Kind of set up for one...

[Milltown Row2]

I went at the weekend and saw the new Hunger Games film, A Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes.  It was about a 5/10 for me.  Good for a family outting.

I had set out to read this book about a year or so ago.  I really enjoyed the 1st half of it and then I actually gave up on in as I began to lose interest when there was a shift in the story.  Unsurprisingly I felt the film went downhill in a similar way.

Still, if you enjoyed the Hunger Games series it is interesting to see how the Donald Sutherland character Snow becomes the person he is.

Yeah, will give it a go as the daughter is into this, I enjoyed the first ones, just a good excuse to hit the cinema with the kids, well, she's 22 lol!

[clonian]

Took the kids to see Wonka yesterday. It's a nice, feel good type of movie for anyone to watch. Everyone enjoyed it.

[nrico2006]

Really enjoyed Leave the World behind, although the ending was pretty poor.

Me too. The ending didn't bother me but that's what annoyed the wife.

Watched it last night, felt it needed something else, but not the worst film

I'd agree. It just seemed to run out of steam a bit. It was really tense for a large part of the movie, then they just summed the whole thing up in about 2 mins at the end. Perhaps there'll be a sequel? Kind of set up for one...

Went on Wikipedia after watching it and no mention of a sequel, think the book was only written recently.

[lurganblue]

Took the kids to see Wonka yesterday. It's a nice, feel good type of movie for anyone to watch. Everyone enjoyed it.

Well impressed with Wonka. In fact, for a family movie it's the best I've seen in a long time.

[An Watcher]

OK for a 6 year old then LurganBlue? Can't help but remember the darker versions of willy wonka which would be a but much for that age group

[lurganblue]

OK for a 6 year old then LurganBlue? Can't help but remember the darker versions of willy wonka which would be a but much for that age group

Yep, no problem for a 6 year old.