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We need to talk about kevin
Wonderfully shot and told story of traumatic mental breakdown

The greatest movie ever sold
title says it all, lets talk product placement
funny, scary and insightful

Kagey wrote:We need to talk about kevin
Wonderfully shot and told story of traumatic mental breakdown

The greatest movie ever sold
title says it all, lets talk product placement
funny, scary and insightful

I read that as 'We need to talk about Kelvin' and my first thought was self -centred git.

legspin wrote:I read that as 'We need to talk about Kelvin' and my first thought was self -centred git.

PMSL

Super 8

Wasnt too impressed by it - 2 huge names in Film and they made this?
Dont quite think the "nostalgia" element to it quite worked... also too many plot holes.

Manhunter

I do like a bit of Michael Mann, and this is much better than Red Dragon from the same Thomas Harris book. All bold 80's backdrops and lingering camerawork.

Also I like to think that William Petersen's character is a precursor to Grisham in CSI.

The Adjustment Bureau... really enjoyed it. Lots of negative reviews, but I thought it was great.

memly wrote:The Adjustment Bureau... really enjoyed it. Lots of negative reviews, but I thought it was great.

I really liked that too Mem. I thought it was a great film.

Never seen Emily Blunt in a film before, but I thought she was awesome; sexy and vulnerable... and weird.

Masterchef finals on tonight and for the rest of the week... so no movies for me for a while (God I'm showing my age!).

Cabin in the Woods - Very good.

last coupla weeks ive seen a few and my local Vue cinema just gave all screens a full overhaul with new screens full digital projection and a thumping new sony surround system, really impressed.

Battleship - hoo rah america are the best and will save the earth from everything kinda film but I really enjoyed it.. total popcorn flick but great fun

Cabin in the Woods - have waited so long to see this and wasnt dissapointed it was great flick and a supeerb twist on the classic horrer genre.

Lock Out - Guy pearce having the most fun ever on screen great character and simple plot and some great dialogue ... luc besson back doing scifi.. im happy... lets hope Guys SNOW character will return with sequals

I'm surprised you havent been to an advanced screening of the Avengers yet Matt...

Looking forward to that one.

memly wrote:I'm surprised you havent been to an advanced screening of the Avengers yet Matt...

Looking forward to that one.

I was at the NY Comicon last autumn and saw a load of the cast and then a 5 min exclusive scene they showed between banner and black widow. Cannot wait for this film thou but im gonna have to

not got time too see that till next week as im co-organising http://www.corshamscifi.co.uk this weekend and going out for a meal with all the guests on friday night

Well enjoy yourself Matt.

Dont forget to stand up in front of Mr Leparmentier during your meal and say:

"Don't try to frighten us with your sorcerous ways, Lord Vader. Your sad devotion to that ancient Jedi religion has not helped you conjure up the stolen data tapes, or given you enough clairvoyance to find the rebels' hidden fortress... "

...and then roll around on the floor for 10 minutes clutching your windpipe.


Oh and record it on your mobile and post it up on Youtube!

I cant do that mate. richard is the president of our group so he is a good friend... he did however come to our Xmas meal and one of our lads tried on the new vader kit for the first time and got to forcechoke motti richards a real good sport.