Film 2022

[Hazey_Jane]

I’ve always thought he was odd and couldn’t understand why the girls at school had posters of him. He is however absolutely amazing in Magnolia, such an incredible performance

[Bat Macdui]

Top Gun was marvellous. Hit everything pretty much perfectly right. Lovely, elderly Tom Cruise. I came round to him after he made an excellent Lestat.

[H1ppychick]

I’ve just been to see it this evening. My friend and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

[Ella77]

Um, that's 10.[spoiler] if you don't mind .

[Tabitha]

I’m just back from that, Bea. Pure cheese but very enjoyable. Felt sad seeing Val Kilmer, but I was impressed by the Goose-alike.

[Luce]

Um, that's 10.[spoiler] if you don't mind .

I was just about to say that too!

[Bat Macdui]

Not being enormously well up on Machs I asked R about that after the film; "is that even credible?" but sadly I stopped listening after a minute of his response. He was also showing me pictures of planes "is this what they were up against in the last bit?" and I was all "well, it was flat and spotty?" Interspersed by doing plane arms round the car park whilst singing the theme tune.

[Froozy]

I loved it too. Ridiculous jaw clenching, soulful looks and intense hugs all present and correct, but surely they could have fitted in a ‘when I hit the brakes they’ll fly right by’?

[wendy james]

Dr Strange 2 last night, which we all enjoyed (easily pleased!). Ghostbusters Afterlife was ok, though a bit schmalzy at the end.

Downton Abbey 2 was an easy watch and I too cried at one point. I quite enjoyed Old as well, one of his better films I think.

[Turtle Bean]

We liked Dr Strange too. I know it got poor reviews but it was fun.

[Pippedydeadeye]

I think I enjoyed it more in retrospect. I need to watch the Evil Dead films again.

[Kleio]

Philomena.

I’m late to the party and I don’t know how it bypassed me but it was such a good film. Judi Dench was excellent, Steve Coogan didn’t just play Steve Coogan and it made me cry twice.

[Bat Macdui]

I liked Doctor Strange. I mean, it wasn't jaw dropping brilliant but there's definitely worse ways of spending two hours. I say this as someone gritted teeth committed to going seeing Chris Pratt and his chicken wrangling at weekend, despite an appalling set of reviews.

[Derek Nimmo]

I saw Chris Pratt et al at the weekend - do you know what, there are some splendid action scenes, some great CGI and it's quite fun to see the assembled cast from the various films together. If you ignore a bit of dubious acting and under-developed plot, and just go with it, it's an enjoyable enough flick.

[Bat Macdui]

Oh, that's good. I'm fine with lightly shonky if there's good CGI dinosaurs. I mean, I was ecstatic about Godzilla Versus Kong for the CGI.

[Derek Nimmo]

In which case, you'll love it!

[Smunder Woman]

I quite liked Jurassic World. It's cheesy, but was very enjoyable

[ParisGal]

CGI has come on bounds now.

[Marth]

We saw Everything Everywhere All at Once on Thursday and all really enjoyed it. (Me, Sb1, Sb2 and E, Sb1's gf

[Morganna]

We saw Elvis this afternoon. Neither of us is a particular fan, but we both enjoyed it. It's very long though (something like 160 minutes!)