I was assured that The Accountant was a brilliant movie with an excellent depiction of neurodiversity. I found it dull and unmemorable, and Ben Affleck is generally unappealing.
Oh, and CA: Brave New World wasn't very good, as expected. Harrison Ford was not right for that at all. And the young Falcon sidekick needs to work on his elocution before speaking so quickly. And his acting. And Liv Tyler is still the worst thing about yet another movie.
Blasphemer
If you get a chance to watch The Way, do. It's alright. A story around the pilgrimage to
Santiago de Compostella.
Thread crossover action!
Ha, rewatched that before we came. You're right. It's alright.
Same. The friend I watched it with found it dull though. Was thinking throughout the
that it seemed like
What must the death rate be?
.
Yeah agreed. I have been playing Zelda Breath of the Wild on Switch 2 and much of the film reminded me of that, running around countryside.
Ah lucky you. It is my favourite ever game. I've had it almost a year now and I'm still playing it. Trying to do everything I can before contemplating moving onto the second in the series. I was gutted when I realised I'd forgotten it for my train to London this morning.
I've had the game for about 8 years since it first came out but only played it a bit. Started again now with Switch 2 upgrade.
Watched 28 Years later. Liked it very much. Very Danny Boyle in terms of cinematography and soundtrack.
And a complete wtf? In there.
Some won't like it, I thought it was ace.
I've just put 28 Days Later on the TV
I guess this could also go in the Music thread too but Becoming Led Zeppelin is a really great documentary that ends suddenly... I would hope that they continue to track the career of the band rather than stop at the beginnings of their stardom. All of the musicians really were incredible. You take for granted how excellent they were on the records but watching really encapsulates just how great they were in the writing and performance process. I knew Jimmy page was good but when you see him on Hendrix levels just going mental you only really understand how unique and brilliant he is. Also you don’t realise it but they were heavy as fuck!
Those days are gone unfortunately, but what an era.
Chicago: Blown away.
Been meaning to watch that for an age
