The last movie I saw was...

[smurfomatic]

1 hour ago, Ditto said:

 I still reckon my 17 year old would find some parts if Airplane funny!

 

Surely you can't be serious?

[LeMarchand]

1 hour ago, Ditto said:

Watched Goodbye June - it was perhaps more poignant and moving due to family traits on the OH's side. Fortunately, I watched it alone. It wouldn't have gone down well, as the previous film watched was H is for Hawk, which to a lesser degree was less emotional for me, but too many experiences reflecting the passing of the FiL not so long ago made it a tougher watch. I am now on strict instructions to find lighter weight movies or comedies. Comedies cause other issues, humour can be such a matter of personal choice. I still reckon my 17 year old would find some parts if Airplane funny!

 

New Spidey? Fackham Hall?

[Ditto]

1 hour ago, smurfomatic said:

 

Surely you can't be serious?

I think you share Mrs Ditto's viewpoint 🤣

[Ditto]

1 hour ago, Ditto said:

I think you share Mrs Ditto's viewpoint 🤣

Doh - just got it! Don't call me Shirley 🤣😂🤣

Hook line and almost sinker! Darn!!!

[LeMarchand]

In the Grey (Prime Video)

 

A group of recovery experts set out to recover a billion that a criminal has failed to pay back.

 

Not good. Way too much voice over to explain the plan and multiple escape options which the audience knows will go wrong anyway. If you just want to watch Henry Cavill, Jake Gyllenall or the lovely Eiza Gonzalez there are better options.

Edited Wednesday at 08:52 by LeMarchand