What is the very last movie you watched? Do you recommend it?

[7beebee]

Last night I watched Cottage Country on Prime, a silly horror comedy. It was fun but obviously a bit gross too. Not the best film but not too bad either.

[stecee]

Originally Posted by Ils

Went to see Twisters at Truro Plaza whilst on our week break down in Cornwall.

I was always a big fan of the original and remember the attraction at Universal, so was very much intrigued to see how this compared.

Glad to say it was a really enjoyable film and would recommend it to anyone who likes the original.

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We saw this at the weekend and I must admit, I enjoyed it more than I thought I would.

[JohnD]

Originally Posted by Wazza

Just re-watched a couple of oldies.

Blazing Saddles - Not only, in my opinion, the funniest film ever, but also the best anti racism, any homophobia etc film ever made.

And then The Godfather and Godfather II. Cinema at its finest

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Fine choices. We went to see the 25th Anniversary screening of The Mummy last weekend. It's a totally different film on a big screen.

However, where are the films from today we'll trouble ourselves to go back and watch in 25 years?

[Gill H]

Blazing Saddles still holds up. Yes, the end of the film is a bit messy but that’s deliberate. Monty Python was doing the same ‘sabotage the ending’ thing.

People love to say ‘It wouldn’t get made today’ but of course it could. It was way ahead of its time.

[cornishfrogboy]

Originally Posted by Gill H

Blazing Saddles still holds up. Yes, the end of the film is a bit messy but that’s deliberate. Monty Python was doing the same ‘sabotage the ending’ thing.

People love to say ‘It wouldn’t get made today’ but of course it could. It was way ahead of its time.

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I agree that it is a very good film.

[fl-veteran]

Bless me father, for I have sinned. It's been never since my last confession.

I don't know how to tell you this father... but... I've never seen Blazing Saddles...

I've always felt like I'm supposed to love it like everyone else. But when I see a clip of it on the internet, or someone describes it to me, it just doesn't look funny and sounds like it's going to be a terrible film.

I'm so very sorry father.

[Wazza]

Originally Posted by fl-veteran

Bless me father, for I have sinned. It's been never since my last confession.

I don't know how to tell you this father... but... I've never seen Blazing Saddles...

I've always felt like I'm supposed to love it like everyone else. But when I see a clip of it on the internet, or someone describes it to me, it just doesn't look funny and sounds like it's going to be a terrible film.

I'm so very sorry father.

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It’s not for everyone, the humour isn’t subtle. But it tackles racism head on with a sledgehammer.

There is a lot of use of the ‘N’ word but always making a point.

Famously Mel Brooks sent the original script to his friend Richard Pryor as he was concerned he’d used the ‘N’ word too much. Pryor read the script, called Brooks to say he didn’t think he’d used it enough!

[Eeyore rocks]

My daughter is just back from watching Deadpool & Wolverine….she said it’s amazing….so many Easter eggs, banging music….no spoilers here. 😊

[Disneyfreaks]

I watched Priscilla on the plane coming over, loved it - took me back to our road trip a couple
Of years ago when we visited gracelands

[Disneycraft]

The Meg 2. 😬 I’d rather be in labour than watch this again