You don't need to be an 'investor' to invest in Singletrack: 6 days left: 95% of target - Find out more
Being old school and tight, I enjoy scheduled films on Freeview, but really good ones are rare. If anyone else is of a similar mindset or has helpful input, perhaps they can put it here.
Tonight there is "American Made" which looks like an anathema for anyone who doesn't like much of Tom Cruise (inc me), is it a Collateral or more like his worst?
An enjoyable bit of hokum. Not great film, not a bad one either.
Some great #AVGeek action, and comedy money laundering shenanigans.
Thanks flashie I might try Pitch Black again
Born on the Fourth of July , probably one of Tom’s best, is on Sky Atlantic.
You probably don’t have Sky Atlantic, so the Sony Movies free thing has Pitch Black, which is Vin Diesel’s only good film.
You anticipated me
Whoah, no Collateral?
Not seen it, is Vin in that then?
I personally enjoyed American Made.
But then I also watched and enjoyed Top Gun last week. Again.
I've found that All 4 has been running a pretty interesting selection of films on catch up. They only have a handful compared to Netflix, and they don't stay around so long, but the Netflix selection is so poor that recently I have actually found myself watching more films on All 4 than I do on Netflix. I reckon I could actually live with iPlayer and All 4 for films if I ditched Netflix.
Netflix are showing a decent Canadian (French) film atm called The Decline.
About a bunch of preppers at a survival school in a huge forest NW of Montreal.
A few jumps!
Really enjoyed American Made, not a "great" but worth a watch. (Very) loosely based on a real chap who must've had a pretty interesting life (who also popped up in Narcos).
Also enjoyed American Made and thought it was a cut above Cruise's usual fare.
For something a bit different check out the selection on Mubi (free 7 day trial).
Bring back the Channel 5 11pm film!
Bring back the C4 films with the red triangle top right-hand corner of screen!
Yes, Film 4 stuff. Decent mix of art house, mainstream and interesting foreign films. I usually see 2 or 3 things coming up every week that I would be interested in watching, which is a better hit rate than Netflix.
I'm also investigating Curzon Home Cinema, which seems to have some good recent films that are not available elsewhere. Not free, but they are doing an introductory free film offer at the moment.
American Made is great entertainment and the fact it’s based on a true story makes it more interesting.
Just watched American Made, was actually quite good.
Some decent stuff but also quite a bit on a fairly frequent loop. You can expect to see Taken, RED, Die Hard and Mission Impossible about fortnightly.