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

[Funky_Gibbon]

The Gray Man - 7/10

 

Good action set pieces but feels a little lightweight on character development and plot IMO. Watchable but not memorable.

[cressida]

The Living Daylights  -  7/10   (Timothy Dalton tries his best,  but Maryam d'Abo goes through the whole film openmouthed)

[hackey lad]

1 hour ago, cressida said:

The Living Daylights  -  7/10   (Timothy Dalton tries his best,  but Maryam d'Abo goes through the whole film openmouthed)

And you gave it a 7 

[cressida]

16 minutes ago, hackey lad said:

And you gave it a 7 

The screenplay wasn't bad

[hauxwell]

The Grey Man

 

I agree with  Funky_Gibbons review of this film.  I was getting a bit bored with the film towards the end of it.  
 

6/10 

 

 

 

[PRESLEY]

On 24/07/2022 at 12:59, hauxwell said:

The Grey Man

 

I agree with  Funky_Gibbons review of this film.  I was getting a bit bored with the film towards the end of it.  
 

6/10 

 

 

 

I thought Ryan Gosling was brilliant,  I wouldn't like to hazzard a guess as to how much this film cost to make. 

[Funky_Gibbon]

On 26/07/2022 at 22:28, PRESLEY said:

I thought Ryan Gosling was brilliant,  I wouldn't like to hazzard a guess as to how much this film cost to make. 

$200million apparently. And it's been watched by 44 million people so far, which sounds impressive until you find out that other Netflix films like Red Notice and The Adam Project were seen by even more over the same number of days. I have no idea how their business model works and whether films like this are supposed to bring in more subscribers to their service or simply stop them from leaving for another service, only that it's been good enough that Netflix have already greenlit two more movies; a sequel (by the Russo bros again) and a a spin-off (by the people who did Deadpool).

[PRESLEY]

50 minutes ago, Funky_Gibbon said:

$200million apparently. And it's been watched by 44 million people so far, which sounds impressive until you find out that other Netflix films like Red Notice and The Adam Project were seen by even more over the same number of days. I have no idea how their business model works and whether films like this are supposed to bring in more subscribers to their service or simply stop them from leaving for another service, only that it's been good enough that Netflix have already greenlit two more movies; a sequel (by the Russo bros again) and a a spin-off (by the people who did Deadpool).

I watched the Adam Project several weeks ago, I thought that was good too.

[hauxwell]

8 hours ago, PRESLEY said:

I watched the Adam Project several weeks ago, I thought that was good 

I watched the Adam Project last night.  I also thought it was good. 

 

 

[hauxwell]

Love Sarah

 

I watched this film after a friend said she enjoyed it but I was a bit disappointed with the film.  It took me a while to work out who was who at first.

 

If you are on a diet its best not to watch this film. 

 

6/10