Seen any good movies on Sky lately?
- Thread starter Gerard124
- Start date
G
Guest432
Guest
Nope and that's why I cancelled sky movies.
Same here.
SteveS1
I heard that, pardon?
And again. Same here.
blossomchris
I feel better than James Brown
As that
Bloss
Bloss
muzzer
Numb Nut
Yeah but it was on Film 4 for free
muzzer
Numb Nut
No they are all old movies that you get to see anywhere.
TheDecameron
Unicorns fart glitter.
I've never seen a decent movie on Sky. I've never paid for it so that could be the reason.
Yeah but it was on Film 4 for free
Your right...now i remember why i cancelled.
Big Tabs
looking backwards, going forwards
We have been using Netflix via PS3 for nearly a year now - and have seen some great films... my brother is a prof. of independent film so I should be able to recommend some films as I have seen a few classics... hold that thought!
tripleweber
pfm Member
Recorded Dredd two weeks ago, watched last night, good film with excellent soundtrack.
Do you find netflix any good? I have used lovefilm and ran out of films very quickly
Big Tabs
looking backwards, going forwards
Yes, it is okay, by no means dazzling but the search facility throws up some good stuff via actor or film title and will suggest other films.
Big Tabs
looking backwards, going forwards
I have seen these films recently, some are re-watched as I saw some of these well pre-Netflix by some years... some I re-watched because they are in HD e.g. Zulu which was ace in HD.
Here we go, say if you have seen them/liked them, because it displays your movie taste and therefore it is easier to give advice.
in no order:
Amelie
Hardboiled
Barton Fink
Punch-Drunk Love - A decent Adam Sandler film, who would have thought it! This is a film that husband & wife can watch happily together
Milk
Zombieland
Robocop
The Quick and the Dead - Gene Hackman plus many stars in an odd western given the Sam Raimi treatment, well worth a viewing
1959 version of Journey To The Centre Of The Earth with James Mason
Battle Royale (Japanese and essential viewing)
Cop Land
Fargo
Darkman
Planet Terror
The Ipcress File
Kill Bill
Jackie Brown
Death Race 2000 1975 version Cool!
Or look at the Japanese anime section - Metropolis (2001 Taro Rin) is an exceptional film and has a great jazz soundtrack. Akira is not on Netflix, but you should own Akira on blu-ray if you have any taste.
Lastly find Afro Samurai (anime Samuel L. Jackson) which is episodic or in film version, difficult to get a cooler modern cartoon! Archer series 1 and 2 are on Netflix and is f**king hilarious by the by.
Enough for now. bt
Here we go, say if you have seen them/liked them, because it displays your movie taste and therefore it is easier to give advice.
in no order:
Amelie
Hardboiled
Barton Fink
Punch-Drunk Love - A decent Adam Sandler film, who would have thought it! This is a film that husband & wife can watch happily together
Milk
Zombieland
Robocop
The Quick and the Dead - Gene Hackman plus many stars in an odd western given the Sam Raimi treatment, well worth a viewing
1959 version of Journey To The Centre Of The Earth with James Mason
Battle Royale (Japanese and essential viewing)
Cop Land
Fargo
Darkman
Planet Terror
The Ipcress File
Kill Bill
Jackie Brown
Death Race 2000 1975 version Cool!
Or look at the Japanese anime section - Metropolis (2001 Taro Rin) is an exceptional film and has a great jazz soundtrack. Akira is not on Netflix, but you should own Akira on blu-ray if you have any taste.
Lastly find Afro Samurai (anime Samuel L. Jackson) which is episodic or in film version, difficult to get a cooler modern cartoon! Archer series 1 and 2 are on Netflix and is f**king hilarious by the by.
Enough for now. bt