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[Campervan_man]

Leon The Professional
{ My all time fav }

Breathless { Richard Gere } is good

 

[DuxDeluxe]

The Sting........

 

[monzer]

Watched Molly's Game last night thought it was really good. Its about running high stakes poker game

She should never have took the rake.

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[Burgo]

The Green Book.
"Dr Don Shirley is a world-class African-American pianist, who is about to embark on a concert tour in the Deep South in 1962. In need of a driver and protection, Shirley recruits Tony Lip, a tough-talking bouncer from an Italian-American neighbourhood in the Bronx. Despite their differences, the two men soon develop an unexpected bond while confronting racism and danger in an era of segregation"

 

[monzer]

SAS: red notice - Best film ever.

Jokes, it's absolute gash. Nothing even remotely similar to my experience in the regiment.

 

[Larrynwin]

Bonny and Clyde.

Rarely watch films but enjoyed this.

Oh, nearly forgot Forrest Gump

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[EuroTrotters]

The invisible guest
The untouchables
Das Boat

 

[Slippymurphy]

Shepherds and butchers on Netflix
Steve coogan as a lawyer in South Africa in the 80s
A peek into the capital punishment system in SA
Brilliant film
A wee bit different from Alan Partridge

 

[Parrot Face]

Land of Mine. Was on bbc iplayer the other week. Subtitled. The war ends and young german soldiers are kept in Denmark to remove the land mines left on the beaches.

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[ManTheVan]

We watched “The Peanut Butter Falcon” (Netflix) on Friday night. Nothing at all complicated, but a heart-warming story about a 20 year-old with Down’s Syndrome (played by an actor with Down’s) who dreams of becoming a wrestling star and escapes with a tearaway crab fisherman to follow his dream.

 

[Littlewheels]

Hostiles - Netflix good storyline.

 

[RobbyMClark]

The Notebook - DVD lovely but tearjerking ending with a twist.

Peter Rabbit - live/cgi mix - lots of fun with subtle jokes it was on ITV 2/3/4 yesterday so you could find on catch up.

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[alex n]

’The Upside’ Immediately comes to mind. Brian Cranston and Kevin Hart play a disabled multi-millionaire and an ex-con whose paths cross. Very witty, has a bit of everything. Really good. On Amazon Prime.

’The Green Book’ true story set in early 1960s America also.on Amazon Prime ...brilliant.

 

[DuxDeluxe]

SAS: red notice - Best film ever.

Jokes, it's absolute gash. Nothing even remotely similar to my experience in the regiment.

Why am I not at all surprised? Every time I see a ship in a film it drives me nuts with something totally wrong, so I can imagine what dramatisations of people that jump out of aeroplanes and get all muddy are like......

 

[The Dotties]

SAS: red notice - Best film ever.

Jokes, it's absolute gash. Nothing even remotely similar to my experience in the regiment.

That film, I watched 20 minutes of it, is the biggest pile of crap committed to film.
I would imagine Bravo 2-0 is as near to an insight to the SAS as we’re likely to get in civvy street.
But that film.........

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[jessthedog]

Love, honour and obey!

 

[lorger]

Couple we have watched in the last few weeks.

Escape from Pretoria on Prime
Papillon Netflix
Both good films and true stories

 

[Richard n Ann]

Zero Days is a documentary film about that virus that went round the world a few years ago, intended to disrupt Iran's nuclear centrifuges. Was fascinating, watched it twice

Zero Days - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

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[Gaston aires]

Anything by the Coen brothers. So many great films. Fargo, no country for old men, etc.

 

[The Dudess]

Watched this last night on Netflix. Enjoyable, tense film - made me late going to bed.

 

[ambulancekidd]

Watched this one a few nights ago, very unusual with comedy, tragedy with plenty of twist and turns.

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[Alan]

If you like a bit blood and gore Netflix’s Wolf Creek 2 takes a bit of beating.

 

[Durham's dad]

Try these, oldies but goodies:

In The Heat of the Night; you can feel the heat of America's deep South through the screen.

The Cruel Sea; you can taste the salt! A great war film.

Terminater 2; Arnie at his best! Always got tears my eyes at the end!

Whistle Down The Wind; who can resist Hayley Mills and the other kids in this great film.

Paul; an alien with attitude!

The Others; spooky or what!!

Sleepy Hollow; fantasy horror. Keep your head down!

Enjoy...

 

[Stealaway]

A bit unusual, great fun and Antony Hopkins at his best.

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[Jenben]

We recently enjoyed

Greenland - Gerard Butler action film Amazon Prime
The Dig - based on Sutton hoo discovery Netflix
The Personal History of David Copperfield Netflix

other good Netflix choices in our opinion
News of the World - already recommended
The Martian - this is also a great book but we did think the film was good .
Game Night - funny film
Enola Holmes
Bridge of Spies

 

[grasscutter]

The Dig on Netflix. About the 1939 excavation of Sutton Hoo.

 

[Leakylunar]

Just watched ‘Detroit’ this morning and can highly recommend it , on BBC iPlayer
Any Monty Python Film.

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[Two on Tour]

This is one of those films that I have watched time and time again and I know what's come next but it still makes laugh.

 

[The Old Man]

A few already mentioned on here that I really like;

Das Boot, both the movie and the episodal series.
Blues Brothers.
Cruel Sea

Films not yet mentioned, all with a star? cast but, to my knowledge, never made it big;

Secondhand Lions, Haley Joel Osment, Robert Duvall and Michael Caine.

Secondhand Lions - Wikipedia

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The Fourth Protocol, Michael Caine and Pierce Brosnan.

The Fourth Protocol (film) - Wikipedia

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The Man Who Sued God, Billy Connolly and Judy Davis.

The Man Who Sued God - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Barclaybasher]

Anything by the Coen brothers. So many great films. Fargo, no country for old men, etc.

Brother Where Art Thou - Netflix - has George Clooney actually acting

Not Coen Brothers but - As Good as It Gets - Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt in a film that could not be made today
also Netflix

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