THE NORMAN WISDOM MEMORIAL FILM THREAD

CYGooner · Post by **CYGooner** » Fri Sep 10, 2010 9:22 am

'The Spirit' is one of the worst films I have ever seen, just as a warning to anyone ever considering watching it.

I like a couple of Frank Miller's other films (Sin City and 300) so had high hopes, but it is just shart.

paperclip · Post by **paperclip** » Tue Sep 14, 2010 7:37 pm

Granted, it's really, really shit, but it's got Scarlett Johansson in a fucking nurses outfit, so it's ok with me.

It was also worth watching to see Sammy L in a Nazi uniform, purely for the "what the fuck" factor.
Similar to the new "Bad Lieutenent", where the old bird walks into her room and and Nick Cage is behind her door shaving.

storrmin571 · Post by **storrmin571** » Mon Sep 20, 2010 9:01 am

Just watching Robin Hood Russell Crowe version, yes his accent is terrible but worse was the guy who played Will Scarlett, one minute pure Brooklyn then the next pure Rhondda

. Ace

CYGooner · Post by **CYGooner** » Sun Sep 26, 2010 9:10 pm

Yea, I suppose it also has Eva Mendes nude in it as well which can never be a bad thing.

Post by **HashKads** » Thu Sep 30, 2010 11:00 am

Big_G wrote:was made to watch this by the missus the other day

tbh, not bad, has a lot of truths and points about what happens in a day of todays youth around London...dont watch though if you cannot deal with London gangsta lingo for 90 minutes, get me blud, safe

Trevor me likkle gun driller...

marcengels · Post by **marcengels** » Tue Oct 05, 2010 10:08 am

corkbarry wrote:
marcengels wrote:
corkbarry wrote:

I thought it was hilarious. A film in DB10 territory which is probably a true reflection on life in Dublin. Full of violence and what i call humour, it is a film my wife and i both enjoyed. In away it is a bit similar in style and content to the Guy Ritchie films. if you get a chance watch it.
Going to watch it this week I think...

They talk a bit funny in Dublin so I hope you can understand them

Watched it last week - 7/10

Good film, very funny. Accents ok CB (seriously, much easier than the cork one

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Jim Broadbent after his beating and on the verge of being killed, falling asleep

Post by **g88ner** » Tue Oct 05, 2010 6:12 pm

marcengels wrote:

Let the right one in - 10/10

Perfect...I can't find fault with this. Un-be-fucking-lievable Film.

Correct Marc!

BournemouthRED · Post by **BournemouthRED** » Tue Oct 05, 2010 6:39 pm

Anyone seen the human centipede? Two words, fucked up!

RNTGOONER · Post by **RNTGOONER** » Thu Oct 07, 2010 7:59 pm

Seen it but wish I had not

AA23Northbank · Post by **AA23Northbank** » Thu Oct 07, 2010 8:47 pm

storrmin571 wrote:Just watching Robin Hood Russell Crowe version, yes his accent is terrible but worse was the guy who played Will Scarlett, one minute pure Brooklyn then the next pure Rhondda . Ace

I don't think it's that bad a film but Crowe's accent in it is really, really shite

Post by **g88ner** » Sun Oct 10, 2010 2:26 am

'Kick Ass' - bloody loved it!

storrmin571 · Post by **storrmin571** » Sun Oct 17, 2010 3:28 pm

Though kick ass would have been a lot better. Grown ups had its moments. Has anyone seen death at a funeral?

I did enjoy Robin Hood the second time watching it. Still the accents will need to be improved for a sequel.

corkbarry · Post by **corkbarry** » Tue Oct 19, 2010 2:26 pm

storrmin571 wrote:Though kick ass would have been a lot better. Grown ups had its moments. Has anyone seen death at a funeral?

I did enjoy Robin Hood the second time watching it. Still the accents will need to be improved for a sequel.

Watch the 2007 English version,far better than the American remake'

corkbarry · Post by **corkbarry** » Tue Oct 19, 2010 2:47 pm

The best Trilogy at the moment is the Swedish films
The Girl with the Dragon tattoo

The girl who played with fire

The Girl who kicked a hornets nest.

The first one is decent,but the second and third are absorbing.

You have to watch them in order!

paperclip · Post by **paperclip** » Tue Oct 19, 2010 3:18 pm

corkbarry wrote:The best Trilogy at the moment is the Swedish films
The Girl with the Dragon tattoo

The girl who played with fire

The Girl who kicked a hornets nest.

The first one is decent,but the second and third are absorbing.

You have to watch them in order!

I saw the first two after reading the books and thought the films were a bit of a let down. As with most books made into films, everything seems really rushed, and there are some pretty big plotholes because of certain parts being left out and others being included out of context.

I'd say that had I not read the books I probably would have enjoyed the films more.