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Rate The Last Film You've Seen With Marks Out Of Ten - Part Two


Jeffrey Shaw

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Tolkien - 8/10

 

I know it's not a completely accurate biopic about the early life of J.R.R. Tolkien and some liberties were taken but I really enjoyed this story about love, friendship and war and the influences they had on his later writing. Nicholas Hoult is great in it.

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The Bubble - 5.5/10

 

A 'meta' comedy about a group of actors trapped together in a hotel at the start of the Covid pandemic where they'll film the 6th film in a terrible but wildly successful dinosaur action franchise for a film studio that doesn't care about anything but finishing the movie.

 

A bit too navel-gazing and Hollywood in-jokey for its own good but there were some decent laughs. I doubt I'll ever want to watch it again though.

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Moonfall 2022.

PG13.

No spoilers from me.

Science Fiction Disaster movie.

Ignore any negative comments - enjoy the film for what it is.

Ok, most of the plots have been done before - But the twist of the ending is well worth waiting for.

Well we thought so :rolleyes: .

 

8.5 /10

Fully enjoyed - worth watching. 

 

 

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All The Old Knives (Amazon) - 5/10

 

A spy 'thriller' that is quite sedentary for a thriller. Two CIA agents (and former lovers) meet to review a terrorist event that happened 8 years earlier.

 

Well made and acted but the story itself is extremely predictable.

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The Alpinist 9/10, documentary about free solo climber Marc-André Leclerc, hard to watch at times but a fascinating human story.

 

I'd also recommend The Last Mountain, another documentary about a young climber, and also 14 Peaks.

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The Northman - 9/10

 

Dark, beautiful, extremely violent and gory in parts (how this got a 15 rating I'll never understand) and yet even for that it's an art house film at heart. Based on the legend of Amleth, which was also the inspiration for Shakespeare's Hamlet.

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Spiritwalker (Korean) - 7/10

 

One part Bourne Identify, one part Memento (ish), one part John Wick. Man wakes up after a car crash, a bullet in his shoulder and no memory. He looks in a mirror and his reflection is someone else. Suddenly he's in another body, in a another place, and he has no idea what is happening but has to try and figure it out.

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