Last film you saw...

JoJo Rabbit. Way better than the book. Dark satire. Shows the absurdity of war. Very relevant to our current situation.

Hacksaw Ridge it was amazing

Bad boys for life ... I thought the film rather comedic. Will Smith's body wasn't as visually optimal as he had seemed in his younger years, which was almost like a broken record reminder throughout the dialogues in the movie, seemingly to validate minor characters. The Mexican Bruja Mama and her hottie Will Smith (younger years) son was refreshing, given the anti climactic ageism, the young Latin hit man was explosive with empathy & ethics.

DJ Khalid, Nicky Jam and other recognisable faces took the place of extras.

The film was topped off with my sister nudging me at the end before the credits, " "Bad girls for life!" ... I burst out laughing.

k8eekins wrote: »

777Gemma888 wrote: »

Bad boys for life ... I thought the film rather comedic. Will Smith's body wasn't as visually optimal as he had seemed in his younger years, which was almost like a broken record reminder throughout the dialogues in the movie, seemingly to validate minor characters. The Mexican Bruja Mama and her hottie Will Smith (younger years) son was refreshing, given the anti climactic ageism, the young Latin hit man was explosive with empathy & ethics.

DJ Khalid, Nicky Jam and other recognisable faces took the place of extras.

The film was topped off with my sister nudging me at the end before the credits, " "Bad girls for life!" ... I burst out laughing.

:laugh: Rrride or die. For its genre, the quality didn't depreciate, where some other franchises have done.

Confess that I find it shocking that some opted for this Vs Cretton's "Just Mercy" where Jamie Foxx clearly outdid himself, as did Michael B Jordan, which would've been a more appropriate choice for MLK day. Pity.

Just mercy was better than I had assumed it would be. Jamie Foxx was outstanding. Sad though that the Academy chose to skip giving him a nod this year.

The gentlemen

Togo. My daughter and I loved it.

geraldaltman wrote: »

Dolittle

Pray for a man in the middle.

Paul.

I rewatched it with my son.His belly laughs alone made it worth the rewatch.

TarryTaffy wrote: »

DWBalboa wrote: »

Paul.

I rewatched it with my son.His belly laughs alone made it worth the rewatch.

Thanks for this. Love Simon Pegg, so I'll have to watch it.

Did you ever see Spaced, his 2 season UK series, before he came to the states or was well known? It's cleverly funny.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0187664/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

I don't believe so. Most certainly will look into that.
Thank you.