What was the last film you watched?

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#1173

Fuck me that’s some compilation! Every single Kaiju. Mental.

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#1174

Has anyone seen the new Tarantino yet?

#1175

I have a date with Leo on Friday

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#1176

Tell us how it went

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#1177

So how was it? Any action?

#1178

Haha no action :rofl:

It’s not the best Leo film, but it’s good, I enjoyed it. Though, what I will say is you need to have some idea about Sharon Tate and Charles Manson to fully “get” it. I was OK because I love history and true crime and all that, but my friend said she was a little confused at times.

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#1179

I watched it yesterday. Agree with @Phoebica that it’s not Leo’s best work, but then Leo is dictated by the script. Even with such a vacuous story (the film is clearly a homage to Sharon Tate with a lot of filler), di Caprio does an almighty job. The way he decided, himself, to forget his lines while playing an actor and then improvising the ensuing meltdown scene in his caravan is masterful.

#1180

Featuring Seth Rogen & Charlize Theron. Thought it was very funny

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#1181

Such a shit actress, but such a beautiful woman. At least to me lol.

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#1182

Hell yeah :heart_eyes::heart_eyes:

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#1183

I enjoyed it too. Must admit when it finished it did have a slight feeling of ‘What did I just watch?’ but I pretty much enjoyed every scene, even when some of them were ridiculously slow :laughing:. DiCaprio and Pitt are such great actors, I agree might not be their best films, but they’re so entertaining to watch.

The movie built up well to the night of the killing and I was fully expecting it to go according to real events, what actually happened was proper wtf :joy_cat: the flamethrower scene had me in stitches, especially the dialog with Jay afterwards. “I happened to have a flamethrower in my shed”. :arteta:

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#1184

Thought it was a great watch and Pitt stole it for me.
Really good ending and plenty of memorable scenes through out. I thought it was one of his best out of the nine but reckon others won’t. I’m going 9/10.

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#1185

Sunset Boulevard

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#1186

“I am big, it’s the pictures that got small.”

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#1187

If I had one gripe, it’s that the end shouldn’t have been at the start. Suspensive syntax would have worked better.

Comparing the 2 films I’ve seen over the weekend, (once upon a time in Hollywood and Sunset Boulevard), the latter captured my attention and had me glued to the screen.

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#1188

Once Upon A Time In Hollywood

What an absolutely great film, so nice to see something original that you didn’t know how would end in this time of sequels and franchises.

Loved every minute of it.

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#1189

Saw it yesterday

I have no clue why they needed to stretch about the Margot Robbie bit.
Take out the whole 15-20 mins wasted on her and it wouldn’t have made a damn difference.

Tarantino took the creative liberty and did a ‘Better Call Saul’

#1190

The whole movie is about her lol

The movie literally rewrites history for her sake, and the idea is that that we see the bits with her and feel sad and upset for what’s inevitably coming and then the twist happens.

That’s literally the point of the movie, aside from Cliff Booth being the real cowboy and Rick Daltons path to redemption as a failed tv hero. That’s why the gates open at the end, he’s literally walking up in the Hollywood hills to become one of the elites.

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#1191

That should be Polanski, not Sharon Tate.

And even if the idea was to feel for Sharon, it did a damn poor job at it because I fucking didn’t care if she died.

#1192

Well then you’re clearly heartless

From what everyone who knew Tate says, Robbie’s portayal of Tate was wonderful

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