Movie recommendations

[The Worker]

Lucky number slevin-best film ever

[leenie]

watched phillip morris i love you, last night....

interesting story but i was uneasy watching it...

[lurganblue]

Went to the cinema to see Salt, the one with angelina jolie in it. I suppose it was alright but a poor mans Bourne IMO

[ziggysego]

Not long back from seeing Grown Ups. Not a bad wee films, with it's fair shares of laughs. It reminded me somewhat of 'The Great Outdoors' with John Candy and Dan Aykroyd, which in my honest opinion is a much funnier film.

Still, if you like Adam Sandler, you'll not go far wrong with this.

[Orangemac]

Not exactly a new film but The Jerk is on some of these nights.

Back when Steve Martin was good (The Man with 2 brains, Planes Trains & Automobiles etc). Why does no one stay funny as they get older?

Shithead the dog, Finding out his special purpose, Discovering he is not black. Brilliant.

[Olly]

Watched TITANIC last night.

I thought it was OK just. SOme great acting by Leonardo Di Carprio who mastered the Irish accent brilliantly. Kate WInselt didn't really get the hang of the English accent. For really far fetched scenes with "cars" inside the boat!! ANd this is the 1800s. Then the boats sinks in about 12 minutes and the brass band plays away almost upside down. It's very American and doesn't really say such about the sectarianism of Harland and Wolf.

Also, Leonardo and Kate seemed to have the full run of the boat themselves at night. I was at the Ulster Transport Museuem on SUnday and it says there were 1000s on the boat.

[Nally Stand]

Keep the reviews coming Olly!

[Bogball XV]

Watched TITANIC last night.

I thought it was OK just. SOme great acting by Leonardo Di Carprio who mastered the Irish accent brilliantly. Kate WInselt didn't really get the hang of the English accent. For really far fetched scenes with "cars" inside the boat!! ANd this is the 1800s. Then the boats sinks in about 12 minutes and the brass band plays away almost upside down. It's very American and doesn't really say such about the sectarianism of Harland and Wolf.

Also, Leonardo and Kate seemed to have the full run of the boat themselves at night. I was at the Ulster Transport Museuem on SUnday and it says there were 1000s on the boat.

If you'd spent more time reading the literature at the museum instead of gawking at birds you'd have seen that the titanic actually set sail in 1912, when not only were there cars, but there were also aeroplanes flying about.

[delboy]

Not exactly a new film but The Jerk is on some of these nights.

Back when Steve Martin was good (The Man with 2 brains, Planes Trains & Automobiles etc). Why does no one stay funny as they get older?

Shithead the dog, Finding out his special purpose, Discovering he is not black. Brilliant.

Check out 'the sunshine boys' with walter mathua and george burns!

[Hardy]

Not exactly a new film but The Jerk is on some of these nights.

Back when Steve Martin was good (The Man with 2 brains, Planes Trains & Automobiles etc). Why does no one stay funny as they get older?

Shithead the dog, Finding out his special purpose, Discovering he is not black. Brilliant.

Check out 'the sunshine boys' with walter mathua and george burns!

Excellent!

[leenie]

I went to Prince of Persia in the cinema last night. A solidly entertaining movie, the actions scenes are what it is all about and they carry the movie.

7 out of 10,

watched it on dvd last night and found it quite entertaining, ya can defo see that it is made by the same people that done pirates of the carribean.

any plans for a sequel?

[EagleLord]

Not long back from seeing Grown Ups. Not a bad wee films, with it's fair shares of laughs. It reminded me somewhat of 'The Great Outdoors' with John Candy and Dan Aykroyd, which in my honest opinion is a much funnier film.

Still, if you like Adam Sandler, you'll not go far wrong with this.

Same Zig, thought it was very funny. My woman loved it. Specially loved the way the lads just ripped each other constantly, class.

[paco]

The Thing is on ITV4 at 11.55 tonight. One of my favourite horror films ever, obviously doesn't have the same standard of special effects as some of the films of today, but it doesn't need them. It can't be beat for suspense IMO and I can't believe there hasn't been a remake given some of the shit we have to watch these days.

[ross4life]

Yep one of the many classic John Carpenter Films

[supersarsfields]

The Thing is on ITV4 at 11.55 tonight. One of my favourite horror films ever, obviously doesn't have the same standard of special effects as some of the films of today, but it doesn't need them. It can't be beat for suspense IMO and I can't believe there hasn't been a remake given some of the shit we have to watch these days.

great show. I'm sure a re make won't be to far away!!