Quote: Ben @ 9th February 2014, 4:21 PM GMTThe night before, I watched Fever Pitch and it was a delightfully British film which I enjoyed immensely.
The Americans made a version of that too, with Drew Barrymore. Though it's about a man obsessed with baseball rather than football.
The Wolf of Wall Street. Enjoyable.
The LEGO movie
I took my nephews to see it well... I used my nephews as an excuse to go.
They loved it, and I enjoyed it to.
D
I'm just seening Leaving Las Vegas. Been meaning to watch this for years.
The remake of Oldboy. Awful, apart from a naked Elizabeth Olsen.
Watched The Arrival of Wang last night. But fell asleep before the end and apparently missed all the good stuff. 
Quote: zooo @ 16th February 2014, 10:48 AM GMTWang
She said WANG!
Quote: Ben @ 15th February 2014, 8:36 PM GMTI'm just seening Leaving Las Vegas. Been meaning to watch this for years.
I didn't really enjoy this and turned it off. It didn't help that I was in a lot of pain due to my back and was slightly drunk after a few cocktails. There just didn't seem to be much plot going on.
Quote: zooo @ 16th February 2014, 10:48 AM GMTWatched The Arrival of Wang last night.
*sniggers*
*grumblegrumble*
Just seen Filth and thought it was a marvelously strange film. James McAvoy is superb in it.
I watched The Great Beauty earlier which is an amazing Italian film. It's beautifully filmed and features Toni Servillo as a journalist/socialite reflecting on his past and where it's left him. It's up for Best Foreign Picture at the Oscars and should be a shoo-in.
Finally saw the monsters vs giant robots crapfest that was [i]Pacific Rim[i].
Jesus, Del Toro is becoming the next Peter Jackson in that he can't recognise what a decent script looks like.
This film was so cliché ridden and stupid that it made me physically angry. Avoid.
Why is everything in italics? Aaaaaaaargh! 
Quote: Renegade Carpark @ 23rd February 2014, 10:22 PM GMTFinally saw the monsters vs giant robots crapfest that was Pacific Rim.
Jesus, Del Toro is becoming the next Peter Jackson in that he can't recognise what a decent script looks like.
This film was so cliché ridden and stupid that it made me physically angry. Avoid.
Why is everything in italics? Aaaaaaaargh!
Because you missed out a /.
Quote: Nogget @ 23rd February 2014, 10:27 PM GMTBecause you missed out a /.
Ah, I desperately need a slash. Thanks Nogs.
The Monuments Men. S'alright.