Good films

[Andy H]

The Foreigner - an unexpected combination of Jackie Chan and Gerry Adams.

I could contribute a lot more if it was "shite films to avoid". Top of the list would be the one I wasted two hours watching on Sunday with Gerard Butler. Feckin dreadful

And before any smart arse replies - he was in the film not watching it next to me

 

[michael duffy]

And before any smart arse replies - he was in the film not watching it next to me

Dodged a bullet there Andy

 

[JamSam67]

Dodged a bullet there Andy

So avoid Dodge with a bullet ok will do

HH

 

[DILLIGAF]

And before any smart arse replies - he was in the film not watching it next to me

What movie was it Andy ?
He's made some good and some bad ones

 

[Andy H]

What movie was it Andy ?
He's made some good and some bad ones

Den of Thieves. Why don't they just get Americans to play Americans in films? There's plenty of them. There is no need to get some paisley ned to pretend.

 

[Tony]

Not a film but started watching The Fall on netflix and its shit hot so far.

 

[DILLIGAF]

Not a film but started watching The Fall on netflix and its shit hot so far.

Seen it a couple of years back
Great series
Gillian Anderson, isn't too hard to look at eh ?

 

[DILLIGAF]

Den of Thieves. Why don't they just get Americans to play Americans in films? There's plenty of them. There is no need to get some paisley ned to pretend.

Cheers mate, will give it a miss
Yeah, some of the casting, is absolute pish at times

 

[DILLIGAF]

Watched a show on Netflix, UNTRACEABLE
It was kind of like Silence of the Lambs, or Red Dragon, but on a smaller budget, it's gory but I enjoyed it
Starring Diane Lane, Billy Burke and Colin Hanks (Tom Hanks son)

 

[The Shamrock]

Not a film but started watching The Fall on netflix and its shit hot so far.

That was on Cooncil telly a while back but it was Gillian Anderson that gave me the heebie jeebies no the serial killer.

 

[JamSam67]

Again not a film but The Bridge on the STV player absolutely brilliant so far

HH

 

[boab1916]

The Foreigner - an unexpected combination of Jackie Chan and Gerry Adams.

I could contribute a lot more if it was "shite films to avoid". Top of the list would be the one I wasted two hours watching on Sunday with Gerard Butler. Feckin dreadful

"................the one I wasted two hours watching on Sunday with Gerard Butler."

Did you have Gerard Butler round to watch a movie with you, hope you social distanced.

 

[The Shamrock]

Again not a film but The Bridge on the STV player absolutely brilliant so far

HH

The original with subtitles on BBC4 was far better.

 

[DILLIGAF]

"................the one I wasted two hours watching on Sunday with Gerard Butler."

Did you have Gerard Butler round to watch a movie with you, hope you social distanced.

Andy_in_ch said:
The Foreigner - an unexpected combination of Jackie Chan and Gerry Adams.

I could contribute a lot more if it was "shite films to avoid". Top of the list would be the one I wasted two hours watching on Sunday with Gerard Butler. Feckin dreadful

And before any smart arse replies - he was in the film not watching it next to me

Andy, beat you to it Boab

 

[Andy H]

That was on Cooncil telly a while back but it was Gillian Anderson that gave me the heebie jeebies no the serial killer.

The murderer guy was the absolute double of Craig Gordon. Maybe that's why fraser Forster never returned

 

[JamSam67]

The original with subtitles on BBC4 was far better.

Soz Shammy this about the USA Mexico border

HH

 

[Bridie Bhoy]

I can't remember if anyone has mentioned it before, but one of my favourite films is "In Bruges". Colin Farrell & Brendan Gleeson are a couple of hitmen who have to lie low in the Belgian city. Ralph Fiennes plays a psychotic swearing gangland boss.

It contains some brilliant laugh out loud moments that you would never get in a mainstream Hollywood movie.

 

[The Deadner]

Classic...

 

[The Deadner]

Another classic. The Snapper...

 

[Tony]

I can't remember if anyone has mentioned it before, but one of my favourite films is "In Bruges". Colin Farrell & Brendan Gleeson are a couple of hitmen who have to lie low in the Belgian city. Ralph Fiennes plays a psychotic swearing gangland boss.

It contains some brilliant laugh out loud moments that you would never get in a mainstream Hollywood movie.

Colin Farrell cany act!