Films - Fishing For A Friend Forums

No Longer A Member

Member Posts: 4 Offline

Sunday 15th November 2009, 1:22 PM GMT

I am new to this site and was just wondering if anyone is in to cinema/films and would like to discuss? Anything really - what's currently showing or your favourites. I've got a wide interest, anything from horror to romcom.

No Longer A Member

Member Posts: 8 Offline

Friday 8th January 2010, 5:48 PM GMT

If you like cinema I would definitely recommend watching avatar, it's an absolutely fantastic film, def watch it in 3D

Jay0606

Member Posts: 17 Location: West Midlands Offline

Tuesday 19th January 2010, 7:13 PM GMT

I went to see Avatar, I thought it had a great storyline.

r0s3quart2

Member Posts: 19 Location: Middlesex Offline

Tuesday 19th January 2010, 9:24 PM GMT

I went to see that too and even though its not generally my kind of film and did seem a very long film, I have to admit I did actually enjoy it and yes I went to see it in 3D

Jay0606

Member Posts: 17 Location: West Midlands Offline

Wednesday 20th January 2010, 3:10 PM GMT

same here lol, It was the first film I had seen in 3D.

d0nnydark0

Member Posts: 46 Location: Highlands and Islands Offline

Wednesday 20th January 2010, 3:26 PM GMT

avatar was a crazy film was'nt it!. love all the otherworldly plants in the jungle,,glowing flowers like them phosphoresence plankton thingys.and also i was impressed that the guy in the film who's in a wheelchair.his legs were realy thin,like a lot of people who can't use their legs are (though he is ablebodied in real life)good detail

Jay0606

Member Posts: 17 Location: West Midlands Offline

Tuesday 26th January 2010, 6:45 PM GMT

Yeah it had wonderful scenery. Films seem to still be getting better and better, even though it seems like its impossible to get better.

Colonel Miles Quaritch: "You get me what I need I'll see to it you get your legs back. Your real legs."

No Longer A Member

Member Posts: 319 Offline

Wednesday 27th January 2010, 7:15 AM GMT

I really want to see the Ian Dury film, he was a legend.

I dont fancy Avatar, its a love story isnt it.

luna

Member Posts: 30 Location: Staffordshire Offline

Wednesday 27th January 2010, 9:20 AM GMT

I fancy wolfman its got anthony hopkins in and comes out feb 10

Jay0606

Member Posts: 17 Location: West Midlands Offline

Monday 1st February 2010, 10:21 PM GMT

Hey Surrey, I wanna see the Ian Dury film too. About time something musical came out that doesn't teenagers dancing all the way through it. The guy is sent in as a spy but falls in love with the princess.

Hey Luna, Lol at wolfman - I'm guessing you fancy Mr Hopkins

The Book of Eli and The Road both sound like good films to see.

luna

Member Posts: 30 Location: Staffordshire Offline

Monday 1st February 2010, 10:30 PM GMT

Quote: Jay0606 on February 1 2010, 10:21 PM GMT

Hey Surrey, I wanna see the Ian Dury film too. About time something musical came out that doesn't teenagers dancing all the way through it. The guy is sent in as a spy but falls in love with the princess.

Hey Luna, Lol at wolfman - I'm guessing you fancy Mr Hopkins

The Book of Eli and The Road both sound like good films to see.

View original

ohhh no lol

i like em younger than that

fowkes81

Member Posts: 4 Location: Lancashire Offline

Thursday 11th February 2010, 8:25 PM GMT

One film I've always loved is Guarding Tess with Nic Cage. I normally go for your typical lads films, guns, exsplosions etc etc, but this film is really good. It is a few years old now, but if you can get it, it's worth a watch.

No Longer A Member

Member Posts: 3 Offline

Saturday 20th February 2010, 7:57 PM GMT

Has anyone seen Precious? I read the book it's based on years ago. Is it worth a look?

sooty68

Moderator Posts: 696 Location: Shropshire Offline

Saturday 20th February 2010, 8:19 PM GMT

Not one for films really but one I always love to watch when its on TV is 'Rain Man' with Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman.Brilliant film.

xxHayleyxx

Member Posts: 7 Location: Cardiff Offline

Saturday 20th February 2010, 9:06 PM GMT

Invictus is amazing too! Morgan Freeman as Nelson Mandela... absolutely awesome, and Matt Damon does a really good South African accent too. =]

Author	Posts
No Longer A Member Member Posts: 4 Offline	Sunday 15th November 2009, 1:22 PM GMT I am new to this site and was just wondering if anyone is in to cinema/films and would like to discuss? Anything really - what's currently showing or your favourites. I've got a wide interest, anything from horror to romcom.


No Longer A Member Member Posts: 8 Offline	Friday 8th January 2010, 5:48 PM GMT If you like cinema I would definitely recommend watching avatar, it's an absolutely fantastic film, def watch it in 3D


Jay0606 Member Posts: 17 Location: West Midlands Offline	Tuesday 19th January 2010, 7:13 PM GMT I went to see Avatar, I thought it had a great storyline.


r0s3quart2 Member Posts: 19 Location: Middlesex Offline	Tuesday 19th January 2010, 9:24 PM GMT I went to see that too and even though its not generally my kind of film and did seem a very long film, I have to admit I did actually enjoy it and yes I went to see it in 3D


Jay0606 Member Posts: 17 Location: West Midlands Offline	Wednesday 20th January 2010, 3:10 PM GMT same here lol, It was the first film I had seen in 3D.


d0nnydark0 Member Posts: 46 Location: Highlands and Islands Offline	Wednesday 20th January 2010, 3:26 PM GMT avatar was a crazy film was'nt it!. love all the otherworldly plants in the jungle,,glowing flowers like them phosphoresence plankton thingys.and also i was impressed that the guy in the film who's in a wheelchair.his legs were realy thin,like a lot of people who can't use their legs are (though he is ablebodied in real life)good detail


Jay0606 Member Posts: 17 Location: West Midlands Offline	Tuesday 26th January 2010, 6:45 PM GMT Yeah it had wonderful scenery. Films seem to still be getting better and better, even though it seems like its impossible to get better. Colonel Miles Quaritch: "You get me what I need I'll see to it you get your legs back. Your real legs."


No Longer A Member Member Posts: 319 Offline	Wednesday 27th January 2010, 7:15 AM GMT I really want to see the Ian Dury film, he was a legend. I dont fancy Avatar, its a love story isnt it.


luna Member Posts: 30 Location: Staffordshire Offline	Wednesday 27th January 2010, 9:20 AM GMT I fancy wolfman its got anthony hopkins in and comes out feb 10




Jay0606 Member Posts: 17 Location: West Midlands Offline	Monday 1st February 2010, 10:21 PM GMT Hey Surrey, I wanna see the Ian Dury film too. About time something musical came out that doesn't teenagers dancing all the way through it. The guy is sent in as a spy but falls in love with the princess. Hey Luna, Lol at wolfman - I'm guessing you fancy Mr Hopkins The Book of Eli and The Road both sound like good films to see.


luna Member Posts: 30 Location: Staffordshire Offline	Monday 1st February 2010, 10:30 PM GMT Quote: Jay0606 on February 1 2010, 10:21 PM GMT Hey Surrey, I wanna see the Ian Dury film too. About time something musical came out that doesn't teenagers dancing all the way through it. The guy is sent in as a spy but falls in love with the princess. Hey Luna, Lol at wolfman - I'm guessing you fancy Mr Hopkins The Book of Eli and The Road both sound like good films to see. View original ohhh no lol i like em younger than that


fowkes81 Member Posts: 4 Location: Lancashire Offline	Thursday 11th February 2010, 8:25 PM GMT One film I've always loved is Guarding Tess with Nic Cage. I normally go for your typical lads films, guns, exsplosions etc etc, but this film is really good. It is a few years old now, but if you can get it, it's worth a watch.


No Longer A Member Member Posts: 3 Offline	Saturday 20th February 2010, 7:57 PM GMT Has anyone seen Precious? I read the book it's based on years ago. Is it worth a look?


sooty68 Moderator Posts: 696 Location: Shropshire Offline	Saturday 20th February 2010, 8:19 PM GMT Not one for films really but one I always love to watch when its on TV is 'Rain Man' with Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman.Brilliant film.


xxHayleyxx Member Posts: 7 Location: Cardiff Offline	Saturday 20th February 2010, 9:06 PM GMT Invictus is amazing too! Morgan Freeman as Nelson Mandela... absolutely awesome, and Matt Damon does a really good South African accent too. =]