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This would be a tragedy. There's nothing like watching a film on a big screen at a decent cinema. To this day i still see going to the cinema as a "treat" much more enjoyable than watching a movie at home. Unfortunately, they've been pricing themselves out of business for a while now. People...

"Woman at War" (2018). Quirky Icelandic story about a (sexy) middle aged undercover environmental activist. Amusing, touching, highly recommended if you like your indie dramas. I still enjoy a rifle through a charity shops dvd collection and this was a great 20p find.

Caught Lamb with Noomi Rapace on DVD. I like a slow, moody foreign film with minimal dialogue sometimes. It kept me engaged. Best to watch without any knowledge or spoilers. it wasn't a revelation (and certainly not a Horror as quoted on the cover) but an interesting oddity, 7/10.

Tbf the original is one of those movies that has passed me by, never seen it. Which is odd as I was 14 at the time of release and since become a fan of the movies directed the Scott brothers (Ridley much more so). Is it any good? Seems bizarre I have missed it.

Phantom of the Open - a fascinating story. How much you enjoy the film may depend on how you take Mark Rylance doing Forrest Gump via Paul Whitehouse. For me, it was unbearable, just too irritating.

Agree. I liked him in Joe, aswell. A quick look at his filmography and he certainly has been churning them out, most of which I've never heard of.

Used to love Nic Cage back in his Wild At Heart and Raising Arizona days.