[Film] Film 2025

[Uncle Spielberg]

The Brutalist has barely made £ 2 000 000 compated to the £ 24 000 000 for Sonic the Hedgehog 3 £ 24 000 000 here. Has anyone actually seen this film ?

 

[Pevenseagull]

how to make a hype trailer...

and ruin the cinema experience

PLOT SPOILER WARNING

 

[BrightonCottager]

Saw The Complete Unknown yesterday afternoon. I've never really liked Dylan's whiny voice, but I enjoyed the film and the connections with Johnny Cash, Pete Seeger and Woody Guthrie. Was pleased to spot a picture of Thomas Paine on Dylan's wall. The actress playing Joan Baez .

 

[Pevenseagull]

Went to see Flight Risk today. My expectations were low … but it was shockingly bad. We walked out after 20 mins (I’d have left a lot earlier). First time I’ve ever walked out of a cinema part way through a movie.

It went downhill.

The premise could have been turned into a reasonable low budget thriller.

However everything about it is absolutely shit.

 

[Change at Barnham]

I feel quite lucky that we have the amazing Picturedrome in Bognor who only charge £4 entry.
And I've only just found that with my Three Mobile App that I can go to Cineworld Chichester on Fri/Sat/Sun for only £3.

In the last couple of weeks I saw Conclave, The Complete Unknown and September 5.
I thoroughly enjoyed each film and thought each of them worthy of some kind of award.

My favourite was September 5 which I found totally gripping and I felt it took me into their 1972 world with them.

 

[The Clamp]

Watched The Order on Prime tonight.

Drama/thriller

True story of an FBI investigation into a White Power cult in the 1980’s.

Jude Law is superb in it. Don’t let him put yiu off, he’s superb as a downbeat, grizzled detective.

The acting is great. Well paced.

Think Michael Mann meets the first series of True Detective.

My film of the year so far.