That is a good un..... The 2nd film looks a bit ott so probably won't bother with that un.
Rambo first blood
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That is a good un..... The 2nd film looks a bit ott so probably won't bother with that un.
Rambo first blood
Agree, brilliant film. I recommended it to @Commachio a while back but bet he still aint seen it.
Have you got a link for him?
Anyone seen Bunraku?
Great film, a bit like Sin City in style (and perhaps theme) but with less cartoon CGI.
Seen it twice before and am half way through it again now, not sure if i will last till the end.
Great film, a bit like Sin City in style (and perhaps theme) but with less cartoon CGI.
Seen it twice before and am half way through it again now, not sure if i will last till the end.
Of course.Agree, brilliant film. I recommended it to @Commachio a while back but bet he still aint seen it.
Have you got a link for him?
Watched a few films on Netflix over the last week..
The Devil All The Time ... great cast, worth a watch.
Enola Homes ... good family fun
Zodiac ... based on true story ... serial killer ... Jake Gyllenhaal, Robert Downey Jr and Mark Ruffalo ... good film.
The Devil All The Time ... great cast, worth a watch.
Enola Homes ... good family fun
Zodiac ... based on true story ... serial killer ... Jake Gyllenhaal, Robert Downey Jr and Mark Ruffalo ... good film.
The devil all the time I found very interesting. Deffo worth a watch.
Wasn't impressed with zodiac all that much.
it was made many years ago, i'm guessing many have seen it, so didn't really need the full cast rundown.
There were a lot more than 3 ....
I turned Enola Holmes off, it was that bad. Pity really as the girl can act, the story was so dull though. I rarely turn a film off.