If you keep on doing what you've always done, you'll keep on being what you've always been. Nothing changes unless you make it change.
Samuel L Jackson in 'Fury' (Released as 'The Samaritan' elsewhere). A reasonable watch for a Saturday evening when you've nothing else to do due to be stitched up at work.
Lost boys. Still every bit as good as the first time I saw it all those years ago.
Chronicle
Its in the Cloverfield/Blair Witch style but better done in my opinion. Three teenagers acquire telekinesis powers and the way they deal with them reflects their own circumstances in life. I enjoyed it :thumbup:
Mad max 4 "Fury road" is on it's way and I'm pretty excited about it. It's got big production with Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron in the lead roles. The cars and trucks for the film look amazing. Big fan of the first 2, and hopeful that this will be better than "Beyond the thunder dome".
The devil rides out. Classic hammer horror at it's best
original Swedish version of Girl With The Dragon Tattoo - starting on Film4 now...
Going to watch The town tonight. Usually can't stand Ben Afleck, but I've heard very good things about this.
Tis very good :thumbup:
Quadrophenia Starting on BBC4 now.
Triangle (2009) a psychological suspense horror film that leaves you wondering where the story actually starts in the film. Its a continuous loop (I have read it described as a mobius loop!) set mostly on a 1930s ship which is the nautical equivalent of the Overlook Hotel in The Shining down to the axe wielding bit as well. The whole film seems to be portrayed as a Sisyphean task suggested by the name of the ship Aeolus (father of Sisyphus as explained in the film) though it seems obvious the main character is the one who cheated death and therefore got locked into this terrible loop it never explains what happens to one of the other characters who disappears early on?. Definitely a 8 out of 10 on the head scratching scale
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