*** Official Film Thread ***

[Danishfurniturelover]

I haven't watched a superhero film in years. But others still seem to enjoy them and pay to watch them. As long as the demand is there they will keep being made.

People buy cold play records and voted for Hitler, people can't be trusted.

 

[SteveAWOL]

In a broad contrasy to the tiresome hipster shambles of The Pheonician Scheme, I went to see mission impossible final reckoning with the missus.

I don't even really remember seeing a full mission impossible film before, but did it matter? Like fudge it did! Full of completely over the top with insane action scenes amd clichéd dialogue but rather than being a film nazi, I just enjoyed it, it was fun. Similar to Thunderbolts in that sense.

We've had the limitless passes for a couple of months and are cancelling because we're both skint. Too often these days I just find myself waiting for a film to end and it's mainly the rereleases that I enjoy and they don't really seem to advertise those too well....

ICYMI the annual Limitless passes sometimes pop up for £135 on Amazon

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Not sure how comprehensive this list of re-releases is but FWIW

Re-releases heading back into cinemas in 2025

Yearning for some classic films on the big screen? Here's a list of all the re-releases heading into UK cinemas in the near future.

filmstories.co.uk

 

[SteveAWOL]

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Alfie uses Letterboxd to share film reviews and lists. 186 films watched. Favorites: Pusher II (2004), Midnight Cowboy (1969), Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004), Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith (2005). Bio: Got no idea what I’m talking about

letterboxd.com

 

[Lemonade Money]

I checked out Revenge - Coralie 'The Substance' Fargeat's debut - this weekend. Nearly as gnarly and I enjoyed it for what it was - a quite taut, revenge gore 'em up, albeit with a few plot holes you could drive something pretty large through!

Just watched it, and really enjoyed it. Could have done with a bit more blood though! Which made me want to Google this:

The amount of blood needed in the human body for survival is a complex question, but the average adult has approximately 5 litres (around 10 pints) of blood, which is about 7-8% of their body weight. Losing more than 40% of your blood is generally fatal.

Pretty sure there was a lot more than 4 pints shed per person!