New Films you want to See at the CINEMA....

[Pigmy Pony]

An interesting parallel might be the two versions of "Murder on the Orient Express'. The first, made in 1974 and directed by Sidney Lumet, with Albert Finney as Poirot, stuck closely to the book, and IMO was an excellent film.

Whereas the second version, made in 201ate7 and directed by Kenneth Branagh, who also payed the part of Poirot deviated significantly from the book, and was IMO a complete disaster!

I eagerly await its release Sorry, couldn't help myelf.

[Tim]

Anything with Kenneth Branagh as a central character or made by him risks being a complete disaster IMO, especially films directed by him. I think I'm in a minority thinking that though . . .

[mikeyb]

Looking forward to Godzilla Minus Zero too.

My only issue with The Odyssey is them using the word Dad! I mean come on it's ancient Greece surely it's father.

I'm dreading any more modern phrases, see if they say "you got this" I'm walking out!!!

[mikeyb]

I used to pickup someone to attend day care when I worked part-time for a care home after I retired from the Fire Service, he had been evacuated from Dunkirk. He never told any stories but knowing he'd been there was enough for us [emoji6]

[Tim]

Always one to check my work me, so I'm watching the 1958 Dunkirk in a mo. Must be over 20 years since I've seen it, probably a lot more.

Did you like 1917 Martin, if you've seen it that is?

[Macca]

Always one to check my work me, so I'm watching the 1958 Dunkirk in a mo. Must be over 20 years since I've seen it, probably a lot more.

Did you like 1917 Martin, if you've seen it that is?

Not seen 1917 yet but I do like Sam Mendes' work.

[Tim]

Not seen 1917 yet but I do like Sam Mendes' work.

I think it's an extraordinarily good film Martin - I saw it 6 times at the cinema and a few times at home since then. I still have the cinema tickets to prove it.

I just watched Nolan's Dunkirk again, so I've done both in two days.

EDIT:
Got 1917 wrong, I saw it 7 times as I went to the IMAX for one showing as well. That's proper nerdy

[Barry]

I think I said elsewhere that I'm not that keen on Hollywood films: much preferring foreign films. Unfortunately they are rarely shown in a cinema here, and the local film club which did show them closed years ago.

So I have had to aquire DVDs, or Blu-rays of these films to watch. I've just done an inventory of what I have: 687 disks, far more than I thought, so I will have to thin them out.

[Pigmy Pony]

I think I said elsewhere that I'm not that keen on Hollywood films: much preferring foreign films. Unfortunately they are rarely shown in a cinema here, and the local film club which did show them closed years ago.

So I have had to aquire DVDs, or Blu-rays of these films to watch. I've just done an inventory of what I have: 687 disks, far more than I thought, so I will have to thin them out.

Enough there to start your own film club. Just sayin'

[Tim]

I think I said elsewhere that I'm not that keen on Hollywood films: much preferring foreign films.

Get yourself a subscription to BFI or MUBI Barry - neither show typical mainstream Hollywood films or TV drama's like Netflix, they are film focused only, concentrating on Independent and World Cinema.

I have recurring yearly subscriptions to both, I don't subscribe to anything else or have a TV licence. All the world cinema you could ever want between those two