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Grenville wrote:

Bum Crack wrote:

johntheclaret wrote:Someone mentioned the Jerk on another thread, got me thinking, that was a funny film. Steve Martin at his best and one of his 1st. I’ll have to see if I can get a copy or find it on sky.

The Jerk is a classic movie. I loved it when his African American parents told him he was adopted after 20 years and he starts crying and says "so I'm going to be this colour forever" lol

It's a beauty, just a piss funny movie.

Indeed. It's got everything - 'Shithead' the dog, the opti-grab spectacles, and the scourge of cat-juggling.

Filling in time between appointments in town yesterday so went to see "The spy who dumped me" surprisingly good buddy move with the very nice to look at Mila Kunis in it. Was easy no thinking fun.

BlackKKlansman.

Equal parts comedy-drama with a strong nod to 70s blaxploitation films and sobering commentary on current race relations in the US.

Just watched Wonder with kids, didn't think I would enjoy it but it was a good view.

Deadpool 2

A lot of the jokes were pretty obvious, but it was a decent watch.

Grenville wrote:Just watched Wonder with kids, didn't think I would enjoy it but it was a good view.

Just logged in to post the same haha! Didn’t realise you’d already posted this

Good movie, I enjoyed it from start to finish and felt a few strings on the old heart being tugged at times lol

Unintentionally watched Cindarella Man again the other night. Top movie with some excellent acting performances. Find that era of the great depression a really fascinating time.

Saw it a few weeks back now but Jimmy Barnes Working Class Boy was very good. I really wanted to see it given dad loved him and watched lots of Cold Chisel/Jimmy Barnes docos, interviews and footage over the years.

A great insight into his early life in Glasgow and then Adelaide, in particular growing up in Elizabeth. I learnt quite a few things about him that I didn't know, would of been nice to hear about him living around the Port and about perfoming at the Largs Pier (Where my dad first saw him) when he talked about the start of Cold Chisel but the doco was mainly about his childhood, had a very rough life in Glasgow and Elizabeth. If you're a fan of Jimmy it is definitely worth watching.

The Dark Knight wrote:Saw it a few weeks back now but Jimmy Barnes Working Class Boy was very good. I really wanted to see it given dad loved him and watched lots of Cold Chisel/Jimmy Barnes docos, interviews and footage over the years.

A great insight into his early life in Glasgow and then Adelaide, in particular growing up in Elizabeth. I learnt quite a few things about him that I didn't know, would of been nice to hear about him living around the Port and about perfoming at the Largs Pier (Where my dad first saw him) when he talked about the start of Cold Chisel but the doco was mainly about his childhood, had a very rough life in Glasgow and Elizabeth. If you're a fan of Jimmy it is definitely worth watching.

It's going to be on Channel 7 on Monday 1st October too.

Gozu wrote:

The Dark Knight wrote:Saw it a few weeks back now but Jimmy Barnes Working Class Boy was very good. I really wanted to see it given dad loved him and watched lots of Cold Chisel/Jimmy Barnes docos, interviews and footage over the years.

A great insight into his early life in Glasgow and then Adelaide, in particular growing up in Elizabeth. I learnt quite a few things about him that I didn't know, would of been nice to hear about him living around the Port and about perfoming at the Largs Pier (Where my dad first saw him) when he talked about the start of Cold Chisel but the doco was mainly about his childhood, had a very rough life in Glasgow and Elizabeth. If you're a fan of Jimmy it is definitely worth watching.

It's going to be on Channel 7 on Monday 1st October too.

Yep, much to the annoyance of my girlfriend and I we saw the the ad other night, could of saved our money and waited for it to be on tv only a month after we saw it at the cinema FFS.

Caught a Flick on the weekend called American made. Based on a true story Tom Cruise plays the role of Barry Seal in the early 80's during the Contra affair. Hawing not known much about the events of the day, I found it really interesting and Tom Cruise was excellent, as he usually it is it must be said (not that I ever go out of my way to watch his movies). Really enjoyable flick, more than happy to recommend this one.

Watching The Big Lebowski for the umpteenth time. Still absolute gold.

Mississippi Burning, another I've watched many times before but still a belter of a film.

Saw A Star is Born on Monday, it was meh but Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga were sensational.
Saw Bohemian Rhapsody today, absolutely brilliant!
Was expecting it to be great and it was better than expected.
If you have a chance go see it.

Watching The Magnificent Seven again , absolute pearler.

Bohemian Rhapsody is the best thing I have seen in years. Cinematic masterclass. Simply phenomenal.

Haven’t heard a bad word about it and can’t imagine anyone not liking it.

wristwatcher wrote:Bohemian Rhapsody is the best thing I have seen in years. Cinematic masterclass. Simply phenomenal.

Haven’t heard a bad word about it and can’t imagine anyone not liking it.

My best mate is an absolute Queen officionado, and even though she loved the film, she was picking out the "errors" on the way through

Watched the Dark Knight again for the first time in ages... That is hands down the best Superhero film of all time. Heath Ledger was sensational...

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