Last film you watched.....

Probably the most boring film I've seen this year

 

“The Motorcycle Diaries.”

Great road movie about a young Che Guevara. If you’ve not seen it, it’s well worth tracking it down.,

 

Currently watching "Lucky", the serialised story of Bernie Ecclestone, from his humble racing beginnings to F1 supremo in an era which is a far cry from the jazzed up debacle which is F1 today. Some fascinating racing footage and interviews with past greats of the sport and the sad tragic end that met many of them at a time when fatalities were almost an accepted part of racing, plus an insight into the battles between FISA and FOCA. Modern F1 doesn't really interest me but this is a great watch for classic racing fans.

 

Don’t have Apple TV sadly

 

It's on Quest which I'm watching on the Sky box but I think the channel is also on freeview.

 

"Locke", a psychological drama with only one actor, Tom Hardy with the voices of others during telephone conversations and set entirely in a car during a journey home or ?. No big budget/exotic locations here but a great watch nonetheless.

 

Aporia... Interesting.

https://www.bing.com/ck/a?!&&p=5469...MjMvMDgvMDkvYXBvcmlhLW1vdmllLXJldmlldy8&ntb=1

 

Crazy on the Outside. A harmless but entertaining little flick from Buzz Lightyear 2010. It popped up and I gave it a watch. Better than most of the crud that's being released these days.

 

Watched this the other day. Enjoyed it.

 

"Terminal" Will probably watch it again{s}

https://www.bing.com/ck/a?!&&p=0556...1dHViZS5jb20vd2F0Y2g_dj1QMUxVX000cUw5dw&ntb=1

 

Shin GODZILLA

 

Update
After enjoying the first two episodes, it went so far downhill I gave up after episode four.

 

I've watched the whole series and I enjoyed it.

 

We've gotten on a "Let's watch all the Quentin Tarantino movies again" kick. It started off with Pulp Fiction on New Year's Eve and then Inglourious Basterds. Next up is probably The Hateful 8. Any of you Tarantino fans have a fave??

 

@Sandi T: For me the film "Inglourious Basterds" is one of his best films.

 

Django unchained is right up there for me

 

One Life. Very good indeed.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt13097932/

 

One Life, starring Anthony Hopkins.

The true story of Nicholas Winton, who at the start of WW2 found a way to save hundreds of child refugees trapped in Czechoslovakia. An incredibly moving film telling a powerful true story, "action" or special effects are not needed to keep you thoroughly involved.

The reminder at the beginning of the film about of how WW2 stared should act as a warning with what's happening in Ukraine, playing politics and hiding behind procedures is how evil flourishes.

The middle and end of the film is a real challenge to our attitudes towards refugees today.

 

Reservoir Dogs. Michael Madsen as Mr Blonde makes it for me.

 

Just binge watched the Salad Fingers episodes again. First saw them back in the late 2000's and find them quite relaxing.