2020 Movies (now including 2021 - 2025)

[Hammers1993]

Another year and another set of movies being released.

As always there are a few surprises throughout the year that come out but the big movies look to be good ones this year:

- The Gentlemen
- Jojo Rabbit
- 1917
- Uncut Gems
- Bombshell
-Bad Boys for Life
- The Lighthouse
- Just Mercy
- A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood
- Parasite
- Birds of Prey
- Dolittle
- Sonic the Hedgehog
- Bloodshot
- Portrait of a Lady on Fire
- Dark Waters
- Onward
- A Quiet Place: Part 2
- Mulan
- Bond: No Time to Die
- The New Mutants
- Black Widow
- Scoob!
- Fast and Furious 9
- Wonder Woman 1984
- Ghostbusters: Afterlife
- Minions: The Rise of Gru
- Tenet
- Top Gun: Maverick
- Jungle Cruise
- Morbius
- Bill & Ted Face the Music
- The King's Man
- Halloween Kills
- Eternals
- Gozilla vs. Kong
- Dune
- Coming 2 America
- West Side Story

[Manuel]

Enjoyed The Accountant 2, couldn't remember much at all from the first one mind, and as usual Affleck delivers. I'd reco' Deep Water that he did a few years back with Ana de Armas.

[Swiss.]

Fountain of Youth (Guy Ritchie) is good fun. Sort of Indian Jones ‘ish with a bit of Da Vinci code but far from as good . 



 

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[Swiss.]

Fountain of Youth (Guy Ritchie) is good fun. Sort of Indian Jones ‘ish with a bit of Da Vinci code but far from as good . 


 

[Manuel]

Watched Wolfs with Clooney and Pitt, only because I was on a plane, thought it would be shit but thought it was a decent yarn.

[Swiss.]

Saw MI part 2 last night. Was bit disappointed. Too emotional. Not as good as part 1 for sure. 

I quiet liked The Accountant 2 

[zico]

Looking forward to "Nobody 2".  The first was a hidden gem.  Saw Jason Statham's a "Working Man" on Prime over the weekend and it's ok for an action flick without much of a storyline.  Note it was co written and produced by Sly Stallone, but it won't be winning any oscars.  Would have enjoyed it more if it hadn't been plagued right the way through by continuous adverts for QUANTAS Airways.  Yes, I know you can pay to upgrade to an ad free version, but might consider that with You Tube who has gone absolutely nuts with non skippable ads now.

Couple of oldies I watched again last week.  "The Sentinel" with Michael Douglas and Kiefer Sutherland is decent and saw that Christopher Nolan's "Inception" was on again.  So thought I would re watch to see if I understood it second time around.  Nope!

[Monsieur merde de cheval]

Nobody 2 trailer just dropped. Looks fun.

That should be worth a watch

Indeed.
Odenkirk is a fine modern day actor..second only to Billy Bob Thornton IMO
best wishes to you  scum

[Council Scum]

Nobody 2 trailer just dropped. Looks fun.

That should be worth a watch

[RBshorty]

Nobody 2 trailer just dropped. Looks fun.

[Council Scum]

Watched Hostile (2018) yesterday, worst ending to a film ever. 

[Monsieur merde de cheval]

Wolf Creek 3  incoming 
I reckon  Mick Taylor is   from Mile - End stock.
 

[zico]

Funny how we all have different tastes. Saw Havoc tonight and struggled to finish it. I like Tom Hardy but I felt it was a CGI mess, bit like a video game. So sorry Swiss will have to agree to disagree on that one! 

[Council Scum]

Watched Place of Bones (Heather Graham the other day, good little western as it goes. 

[Swiss.]

Watched Havoc last night. An excellent film. I will take my hat off to Tom Hardy for a great performance in this one. Gareth Evans of GoL fame has to be the best action directors around as the moment. 

Will watch that later.  Was going to watch it the other night but read that the other new action flick on Netflix "Exterritorial" was better although I must say whislt it was ok it was over long and got a bit dull.  Stumbled across on Prime "The Birdcage" last night. Seen it twice before and I stll find it funny. If anyone hasn't seen it I would highly recommend.  The late greats Robin Williams and Gene Hackman are brilliant and Nathan Lane should at least have got an Oscar nomination.  Only downside was five sets of adverts in one film all promoting a bloody Phillips Air Fryer!

The Birdcage is great and based on a French film La Cage aux Folles which is also very good. Yeah Havoc is just back to back action and violence on the usual Gareth Evans level. No time to catch your breath. Not sure why Tom Hardy walks around bow legged all the time like he spent his time riding horses. 

Will try Exterritorial tonight.

[zico]

Watched Havoc last night. An excellent film. I will take my hat off to Tom Hardy for a great performance in this one. Gareth Evans of GoL fame has to be the best action directors around as the moment. 

Will watch that later.  Was going to watch it the other night but read that the other new action flick on Netflix "Exterritorial" was better although I must say whislt it was ok it was over long and got a bit dull.  Stumbled across on Prime "The Birdcage" last night. Seen it twice before and I stll find it funny. If anyone hasn't seen it I would highly recommend.  The late greats Robin Williams and Gene Hackman are brilliant and Nathan Lane should at least have got an Oscar nomination.  Only downside was five sets of adverts in one film all promoting a bloody Phillips Air Fryer!

[Swiss.]

If you like black comedy then Another Simple Favour is quite fun. Not as good as the first one though. Also Screamboat is a great laugh if you like slasher comedies. 

[Swiss.]

I also watched a low budget horror The Bayou. Wasn't expecting much but was pleastly surprised. 

[Swiss.]

Watched Havoc last night. An excellent film. I will take my hat off to Tom Hardy for a great performance in this one. Gareth Evans of GoL fame has to be the best action directors around as the moment. 

[zico]

Indeed The Grey was a good film.  I forgot about the Commuter which is also decent enough.  Both Neeson and Statham would make a good "mature" James Bond!

Another film my mate told me about was The Ghosts of War a a 2020 British supernatural horror film.  Watched it last night.  Decent enough but still can't work out if I enjoyed it or not!  

[Monsieur merde de cheval]

I thought A Working Man  the latest "kidnapped girl has tlo be saved and when I find you I'll kill you"' genre movie starring Jason Statham, as started by dear old Liam Neeson wasn't a bad effort. 



 

Yea you can't go wrong with Statham or Neeson, you know what you are going to get and can just sit and enjoy a film. A working man was good, maybe Statham's best for a while, and you always get a bit of humour chucked in. Was probably 15/20 mins too long though.

Agree on Neeson in his later career settling on a niche ..all copy & paste in the main.. but enjoyable .

 ..Saints and Sinners  was surprisingly good.

The Grey was relentlessly depressing but an excellent film

[Monsieur merde de cheval]

Before the devil knows you're dead..

The man who wasn't there .

After been taken to the cleaners by Manny ...I  retreated to my safe space
I feel better now

[zico]

Agree on Statham and Neeson although old Liam is getting on a bit now. Pity he left it so late for the action genre as he was 54 when he made Taken.  I thought A Walk Among the Tombstones and Unknown were two of his better other ones.

A mate suggested Guy Ritchie's The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare the other day and I watched it last night.  I can find Ritchie a bit hit and miss at times but enjoyed this bloodthirsty romp.  Decent cast with Henry Cavill, the lovely Eiza González, and Jack Reacher's Alan Ritchson,

[Swiss.]

I really enjoyed Death of a Unicorn.

Tonght it's G20.  

[Swiss.]

I thought Monster Summer was quite fun. I means a kids movie I guess. 

[Manuel]

I thought A Working Man  the latest "kidnapped girl has tlo be saved and when I find you I'll kill you"' genre movie starring Jason Statham, as started by dear old Liam Neeson wasn't a bad effort. 


 

Yea you can't go wrong with Statham or Neeson, you know what you are going to get and can just sit and enjoy a film. A working man was good, maybe Statham's best for a while, and you always get a bit of humour chucked in. Was probably 15/20 mins too long though.