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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

"Thanks gents for the heads up on those. I tend not to use the internet sites as most don't have subtitles and being deaf I rely on those a lot. DVD/subtitles was the biggest invention in history for me! I did fancy watching Deliverance recently and downloaded it, downloaded subtitles, merged them together ad stuck it on a memory stick. Took a while, I must be really old school!"

"zico, you seen the neil simon written 'The Cheap Detective' starting peter falk? really funny, and with a great cast. link here... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pi-FC_M_NLY&t=478s"

"Plane - It's like a TV movie, but yes it's a decent yarn. Zico - Have you seen Nobody and/or Honest Thief? Both easy to watch decent action films. Bullet Train was 'silly' of course, but I stuck with it and was worthwhile in the end. I really enjoyed the last Batman. As for the older films, i assume you don't use 'download' sites like piratebay, they will be on there?"

"Finding I'm turning off certain films after 20 minutes more these days than I ever have. Turned off Bullet Train last week, not for me, but can understand how some might like it, caught last 10 minutes last night and glad I turned it off. Love Batman usually but hit the off button again with the new Robert Pattison effort. Two I did see the whole way through were Page 8, a bit of espionage with Bill Nighy, few years old now, but it's ok. Last night watched We Have a Ghost, was ok actually, a bit of a throwback to 80's films. Worh a watch if nothing better is on,."

A couple of films I’ve seen recently: Babylon - overlong pile of shit The Menu - pretentious allegorical (I think) pile of shit Empire of Light - more watchable but they couldn’t stop themselves putting in some political point scoring about racism and nurses working long hours Plane - pretty good watchable action flick

Banshees and All Quiet on the Western Front (best ilm) sweep up at the Baftas... Blanchet best actress for Tar... Austin Butler best actor for Elvis

"I've been getting into a few of the Robert Redford Films again. All is Lost is brilliant, Walk in the Woods great fun, along with The Last Castle, Brubaker etc. The ones i can't find anywhere free are An Unfinished Life, The Clearing, The Hot Rock and The Chase. Anyone seen them before I splash out on the these days over priced DVD's for older films?"

That Luther fillum - if it follows the curve of ultra-steep decline of each successive tv series it will be very shit indeed. The whole thing was crap after his side-kick got killed.

"For fans of the TV series, Luther- The Fallen Sun is on Netflix, March 10"

I loved the original doc called Bank of Dave. No romance in that.

"I watched Bank of Dave. It’s actually a decent story (based on a true story), and Rory Kinnear is good in the title role. Unfortunately, they decided to turn it into a half-arsed Richard Curtis type rom com."

Regarding Top Gun... didn't mind the original although it was cheesy as hell.... never liked the sequel and that's watching it at huge Imax cinema... plot was too laughable to take seriously .... only thing I liked about it was his P51 Mustang... anyway each to their own and it does seem like I am in the majority... Oh the missus never liked it either

Kearley 9:32 Wed Feb 8 Loved all three... if I had to put in order of enjoyment 1. Billboards (although hated the ending) 2. Banshees 3. Bruges

"Ghost Yeah, totally agree with that."

"Ghost Yeah, totally agree with that."

"Mad Dog 1:00 Thu Feb 9 Must say I wasn't really into it back in the 80's, preferred football to planes, but I too really enjoyed the sequel. Got to take my hat off to Cruise, he does make a good action film."

"Thought the Banshees really good. Great slow pace and character development. Tar - also good. Raises questions. The Fabelmans - pet project for SS, just a five out of ten for me, Had a Billy Wilder binge - The Apartment and Double Indemnity both very good. Sunset Boulevard - sublime."

"Kearley 9:32 Seven Psycopaths was also a cracking film. MM was on a roll. Unfortunately Banshees was dogshit, in my humble."

Never gave a fuck about top gun. But I actually enjoyed the sequel. Finally got round to watching it yesterday.

"Mr Anon I liked In Bruges and absolutely loved Three Billboards, but I was bored stiff with Banshees. Maybe my expectation level was too high."

Watched The Plane with Gerald Butler last night. Was OK actually.

Watched The Plane with Gerald Butler last night. Was OK actually.

"Seen some suffering opinions of Banshees on here, did anyone that liked In Bruges and Three Billboards not like this??"

"Watched Mel Gibson's new effort on Prime, On the Line. After watching it I still can't work out if I enjoyed it or hated it!"

Here's one for all you softies out there. Mrs. Harris goes to Paris. Heaps of nostalgia and a corny story line...I really enjoyed it.