Hello to Jason Isaacs
69 watchers
Jul 2023
11:34pm, 16 Jul 2023
62,923 posts
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LindsD
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Jul 2023
6:37am, 17 Jul 2023
80,312 posts
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Diogenes
Neither have I
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Jul 2023
7:09am, 17 Jul 2023
3,720 posts
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Oranj
Ha - I was watching the 2001 parody/satire last night - John Carpenter's "Dark Star". Crikey, what an oddball, prescient pinata of weirdness. That's a great, if odd film. |
Jul 2023
8:18am, 17 Jul 2023
146,797 posts
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GregP
Just booked all four of the next set of Everyman Throwbacks. Some Like It Hot plus LOTR over three successive Sundays.
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Jul 2023
12:16pm, 17 Jul 2023
47,143 posts
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Bintmcskint
I haven’t seen 2001 either. Am not ashamed of it. Just never got round to it. In my seat awaiting Mission Impossible 😊 |
Jul 2023
1:11pm, 17 Jul 2023
9,652 posts
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Fields
Thanks for the tip Oranj I have booked to see 2001 as it has a showing at my local Picturehouse in a few weeks time. I’m just here for the visuals … ma |
Jul 2023
3:28pm, 17 Jul 2023
21,560 posts
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larkim
I've made all of my boys watch 2001 and every single one (encouraged by my better half) has told me it was "Rubbish" at the end. But the plus side is I've got to watch it many times and *I* enjoy it! Still not entirely sure what I'm watching though! More prosaically, watched Rye Lane last night. Lovely, simple, natural. Hints of Wes Anderson in terms of framing (but also, very not Wes Anderson). |
Jul 2023
4:21pm, 17 Jul 2023
30,597 posts
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Johnny Blaze
Mission Uninsurable: Dead Ringers. There was a long, confusing and actually quite boring exposition section at the start of this which I thought got quite tedious and silly and it wasn't a good start. I yawned a couple of times. However it picked up and rattled along well eventually, despite being quite confusing at times. Quite a bit of humour in it as well and Hayley Atwell is totes adoreballs. Better than Indiana Jones: Zimmer of Fate, and I quite enjoyed it. Consumed: dish of cheesy fries, one chocolate brownie and an Americano. |
Jul 2023
4:28pm, 17 Jul 2023
10,615 posts
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Raemond
Now I need cheesey chips...
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Jul 2023
4:45pm, 17 Jul 2023
47,295 posts
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HappyG(rrr)
Hayley Atwell was fab. And Vanessa Kirby, playing Hayley Atwell, playing Vanessa Kirby, that was good too! Yes, the exposition was a bit heavy handed. But the premise (no spoilers, because really, it comes right at the start) that AI or automation really, gone mad, could really mess with computer systems isn't as far fetched as you might think. We're trying to do some security stuff right now to work out how to protect against some of these scenarios in financial services! G
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