Movie recommendations

[Orangemac]

Boogie Nights is a greta show although maybe 20 mins too long. Fantastic soundtrack to it.

Remember going to see it in Belfast the year it came out and a few people walked out during one of the sex scenes.What did they think it was about?

Wall Street original is ok. More style over substance. How many lines became famous from it?

"Greed is Good"

"Lunch is for Wimps"etc


Think Fatal Attraction was out round the same time. Superior Michael Douglas film.

[paco]

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094291/quotes

Some great ones there.

[Tony Baloney]

Rare trip to the picture house this weekend to see The Town. Very good show, really liked it but you can definitely see parts of other films in it.

[nrico2006]

Rare trip to the picture house this weekend to see The Town. Very good show, really liked it but you can definitely see parts of other films in it.

Dying to see it myself.  Would love to see Back to the Future in the cinema too.

[Capt Pat]

Buried is probably the best movie out at the moment. The movie never leaves the coffin apart from a couple of images, there is a good mixture of tension, humour and mystery to keep the thing interesting.

8 out of 10.

[ziggysego]

Watched The Song of Bernadette last week. Excellent film, portraying the events surrounding Lourdes in 1858. A must-see for anyone who has been to Lourdes. Was surprised to see Vincent Price in it.

[Derry Dolly]

Free Willy was on yesterday  brings back so many childhood memories..

Devil wears Prada was also on..v.funny i thought

[Puckoon]

Watched Get him to the Greek last night. Couple laughs here and there - but to be honest I am sitting here this morning trying to recall any real stand out scenes - and they just arent there. Forgettable enough fare.

[CiKe]

Watched Infernal Affairs last night, the HK original that Scorcese remade into The Departed. Very good show. Speaking of this one, Internal Affairs with Richard Gere (was actually vert good) and Andy Garcia was great.

[Tony Baloney]

Rare trip to the picture house this weekend to see The Town. Very good show, really liked it but you can definitely see parts of other films in it.

Dying to see it myself.  Would love to see Back to the Future in the cinema too.

So would I, but I think the 25th anniversary screenings are confined to the US, unless you know different.

[ziggysego]

Rare trip to the picture house this weekend to see The Town. Very good show, really liked it but you can definitely see parts of other films in it.

Dying to see it myself.  Would love to see Back to the Future in the cinema too.

So would I, but I think the 25th anniversary screenings are confined to the US, unless you know different.

A friend of mine saw it in Lisburn yesterday afternoon.

[Tony Baloney]

Rare trip to the picture house this weekend to see The Town. Very good show, really liked it but you can definitely see parts of other films in it.

Dying to see it myself.  Would love to see Back to the Future in the cinema too.

So would I, but I think the 25th anniversary screenings are confined to the US, unless you know different.

A friend of mine saw it in Lisburn yesterday afternoon.

Interesting. Didn't know that. Digitally remastered or tweaked or original?

[lilpaulie85]

mr. nice out in cinemas 8 oct looks like its going to be a belter, based on the book by howard marks, one the worlds biggest cannabis smugglers during the 70's and 80's,. its his life story

[ziggysego]

Rare trip to the picture house this weekend to see The Town. Very good show, really liked it but you can definitely see parts of other films in it.

Dying to see it myself.  Would love to see Back to the Future in the cinema too.

So would I, but I think the 25th anniversary screenings are confined to the US, unless you know different.

A friend of mine saw it in Lisburn yesterday afternoon.

Interesting. Didn't know that. Digitally remastered or tweaked or original?

Er.. never asked him. :/

[nrico2006]

Rare trip to the picture house this weekend to see The Town. Very good show, really liked it but you can definitely see parts of other films in it.

Dying to see it myself.  Would love to see Back to the Future in the cinema too.

So would I, but I think the 25th anniversary screenings are confined to the US, unless you know different.

A friend of mine saw it in Lisburn yesterday afternoon.

Interesting. Didn't know that. Digitally remastered or tweaked or original?

Not sure, but it was in Lisburn all weekend but not sure for how long.