Movie recommendations

[Schkite]

I bought City of God today seen it in HMV and head good reports about it so thought i would pick it up. Anybody seen it?

Excellent film.

[paco]

Yeah, City of God is class. Coach Carter on RTE2 at 9.30, always an enjoyable film.

[ziggysego]

Was at The A-Team tonight. I enjoyed it very much and I felt like I was transported back to the 80s again, when I was a small child. The banter being the characters was great and of course hearing the theme blast out in the cinema was brilliant. It's by no means a 'thinker', leave your brains at the door. Way over the top, but sure that's what you want from The A-Team.

[Niall Quinn]

Get him to the Greek involves two very watchable caricatures, but little more than the sum of those rudiments.
Inception is slick, quite clever and easy to watch, but probably doesn't quite merit its hype. I think memento is a better movie.
Toy story 3 is just one too many tales about buzz lightyear and woody - I've read it was a brilliantly executed variant on the original concept, but I just no longer care for those little toys.

[Tony Baloney]

Watched The Blind Side last night. Enjoyed it but fail to see what was so special about Sandra Bullock's performance that merited an Oscar.

[CiKe]

Saw Shutter Island last night, I thoroughly enjoyed it, though the missus didn't think it was up to watch. Also saw "Sin Nombre" during the week - very good film linking story of one family's attempted illegal immigration to the US, and Mexican gang violence

[spuds]

Thanks for telling us about that one. By the way the Allies won the war. I hope I haven't ruined the surprise.

on Film 4+1 again tonight at 10pm all with your happy ending !

[The Iceman]

seen The Expendables last night.
Not real story and won't be nominated for any Oscars but I wasn't expecting it to be.
Old School action heroes, muscle trucks, motorbikes, gun fights, shoot-outs, hand to hand fights, blood, sweat and bodies everywhere.  Great show for the lads.
Lungren and Li had perfect roles with Lungren surprisingly good. Jason Statham had a great performance.  Stone Cold was Stone Cold.

Can see where this could have went had he got JVD and Segal but all in all a leave your brains at the door, action movie from the 80's - perfect Sunday night viewing.

[Celt_Man]

Just watching Ladder 49 on BBC at the minute... it's a great show

Saw Green Zone last night, top flick - as good as I've seen in a while.  Decent plot and well directed action scenes

[nrico2006]

Ladder 49 is very good, but thought Greenzone was average at best.

Never really watched the full Rambo 3, but got to watch it at the weekend.  How did it not win any Oscar's?

[5 Sams]

Finally got round to watching Barton Fink which was on TG4 last night.....average enough compared to other Coen Brothers stuff.

[lolafrola]

Was at The A-Team tonight. I enjoyed it very much and I felt like I was transported back to the 80s again, when I was a small child. The banter being the characters was great and of course hearing the theme blast out in the cinema was brilliant. It's by no means a 'thinker', leave your brains at the door. Way over the top, but sure that's what you want from The A-Team.

I watched it last night too and was enjoying it up until the last scene at the harbour with that container ship. Previous to that some of the stuff was a bit exaggerated but that was par for the course but that last scene just ruined the film for me. This guy fires a rocket launcher into a container ship the size of two football fields and sinks it in 10 sec, then all the containers blow up and blow of the ship where B.A. dodges them like they're pillows. Why did you ruin a good film with that last scene you tool bags

[ziggysego]

Was at The A-Team tonight. I enjoyed it very much and I felt like I was transported back to the 80s again, when I was a small child. The banter being the characters was great and of course hearing the theme blast out in the cinema was brilliant. It's by no means a 'thinker', leave your brains at the door. Way over the top, but sure that's what you want from The A-Team.

I watched it last night too and was enjoying it up until the last scene at the harbour with that container ship. Previous to that some of the stuff was a bit exaggerated but that was par for the course but that last scene just ruined the film for me. This guy fires a rocket launcher into a container ship the size of two football fields and sinks it in 10 sec, then all the containers blow up and blow of the ship where B.A. dodges them like they're pillows. Why did you ruin a good film with that last scene you tool bags

Big explosions and nobody dies, surely that's the stuff The A-Team's made of

Did you stay on until after the credits?

[lolafrola]

Was at The A-Team tonight. I enjoyed it very much and I felt like I was transported back to the 80s again, when I was a small child. The banter being the characters was great and of course hearing the theme blast out in the cinema was brilliant. It's by no means a 'thinker', leave your brains at the door. Way over the top, but sure that's what you want from The A-Team.

I watched it last night too and was enjoying it up until the last scene at the harbour with that container ship. Previous to that some of the stuff was a bit exaggerated but that was par for the course but that last scene just ruined the film for me. This guy fires a rocket launcher into a container ship the size of two football fields and sinks it in 10 sec, then all the containers blow up and blow of the ship where B.A. dodges them like they're pillows. Why did you ruin a good film with that last scene you tool bags

Big explosions and nobody dies, surely that's the stuff The A-Team's made of

Did you stay on until after the credits?

no it was a pirate DVD

[paco]

What happened after the credits?