The 3 big films - your verdict

[Juan Albion]

Step outside the 'big 3' and go see "The Family Stone" instead.

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

Munich is my next must see

 

[Easy 10]

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Mans Chest should be a STORMER

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Wouldn't go and see any of 'em if you paid me

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

you miserable old git Tom.

Is the idea of lots of fun, lots of excitement, a few laughs and a few tears such a horrible thought

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

you miserable old git Tom.

Is the idea of lots of fun, lots of excitement, a few laughs and a few tears such a horrible thought

I get quite enough of that watching Trolley, thank you for asking

 

[Pat McCrotch]

Wouldn't go and see any of 'em if you paid me

Agreed.

All three look like a complete pile of gump if you ask me.

 

[poke]

I've seen King Kong and the Chronicles of Narnia.
Did bother with Harry Porter cos i have only seen the first one.

Thought the were both really good.

The people i went with to see King Kong moaned that is was too long, but i couldn't really see any bits that could have been left out.

I think Chronicles of Narnia had the better story line out of the two.

But for overall enjoyment its King Kong for me.

 

[Man of Harveys]

If you're really interested in what happened at the Olympics in Munich in 1972 rather than having some cloyingly over sentimental Hollywood interpretation of events spoon-fed to you, I can only recommend One Day In September. I think it's by some distance the best documentary film ever made.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0348816/

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

MOH

This is what frustrates me about people, you haven't even seen the film yet and you have prejudged it and made your mind up. If there is any baggage it is the viewers on Munich who will walk into the cinema with their minds already made up and look for reasons in the film to justify it.

 

[Man of Harveys]

Ha, that's rich coming from someone who'd obviously pay a fortune for and have wet dreams at the prospect of a front row seat for a showing of Steven Spielberg's colonoscopy...

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

Calm down, Calm down.

I love Spielberg's films but I just said Munich was my next must see film, I don't recall saying anything about wet dreams or Spielberg's colnoscopy

You have already decided Munich will be shit without seeing it which I find frustrating thats all.

 

[Man of Harveys]

Calm down, Calm down.

I love Spielberg's films but I just said Munich was my next must see film, I don't recall saying anything about wet dreams or Spielberg's colnoscopy

You have already decided Munich will be shit without seeing it which I find frustrating thats all.

Listen, you grumpy old git, all I'm recommending is to get yourself to Blockbuster and see that documentary I mentioned if you haven't done so already. It'll make you even more bed-pooingly excited about Stevie's forthcoming offering, if nothing else. I find all his films apart from Jaws a bit over-sugared, that's all.

 

[elbowpatches]

Can't say I was blown away by any of the films but they were all enjoyable.

My only gripe about Kong is that it was too long and I'm not a fan of the story - not big on monkey love - but some of it was great.

Narnia was good, as I'm sure others did, I really enjoyed the books and the BBC series as a kid but recognise the obvious religious undertones now.

Potter was good but is there were sometimes I just thought it's just Potter, nothing new.