Last film you watched.....

We just finished watching "1883" and loved it. Evidently there will be more of these Yellowstone-related series to come.

 

Last night we watched The Lost City with Sandra Bullock, Channing Tatum and Daniel Radcliffe. Not at all what I was expecting but funny and well worth a watch

 

I thought 1883 was great - and yes, lots of spin-offs to come. And as of next weekend Yellowstone is back for a 5th season!

 

Im Westen nichts Neues (All Quiet on the Western Front)
to the knuckle, as it should be.

 

Hurray! More Yellowstone!

 

Mr. Sandi and I just watched Bullet Train last night. Calling it Kill Bill on a train fits well, @Iron! We really enjoyed it.

 

Very well put together film.

 

The Ritual, a "lost in the woods" horror with 4 blokes on a guilt laden trekking hoiday in Scandinavian woodland somewhere, being pursued by a mythical Norse monster. A good beer + popcorn film!

 

I took your recommendation and watched it just now - I'm glad I watched it by daylight...

 

Mr. Sandi and I are hooked on Letterkenny. Hilarious! Those Canadians....... We were so excited when Season 11 came out that we watched the entire season in one evening.

 

I watched "The Courier"; a film about the salesman Greville Wyenne played by Benedict Cumberbatch. I enjoyed it!

 

Watched The Banshees of Inisherin - "some things there's no movin' on from"



It'll have me having a think for a few days.

 

I watched it and thought the acting was brilliant, but it was a very strange story.

 

I watched that yesterday - brilliant acting. Sad story.

 

Having watched "The Banshees of Inisherin" I watched "In Bruge" today. Same director, same pair of actors. Funny and touching, and bringing back memories of the times I were there. Gorgeous city.

 

Steve and I just watched "The Banshees of Inisherin", too. I agree with you, @Vulpes, that it's a sad story. I definitely agree with @Iron that it'll have me think for several days. And I certainly agree with @David Cooper that it was a strange story. And I agree with all three of you that the acting was brilliant! Including that of the miniature donkey.

 

"In Bruge" is one of Steve's and my favorite movies, @Vulpes! An absolutely terrific film in our opinion. I think that director and pair of actors make a great movie-making team. And I think it's high time that we watched that film again.

 

Elvis , the movie. Saw it at our local cinema with a great sound system. Wow.
With Austin Butler and Tom Hanks.
A Baz Luhrman film.
I really enjoyed it but my wife has not been the same since she saw it. Fell in love with Austin Butler she did….
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3704428/

 

I've been to Bruge on several occasions, @Sandi T . It is gorgeous. The last time I was there our hotelroom was at canal level, and we could see swans floating past from our bed... magical!

 

You're not contemplating chopping off a finger because your neighbour spoke to you, I hope?