Coyotejack:

Isn't she the same Christiana H in mad men ??

Something about her and Julian Moore that makes me tick .

Prinxxdave:
John Denver -Take Me Home,Country Roads

west Virginia

Olarewajub:

Marry me at Christmas 6.2/10

DarkRebel69:


Yes, she's the same red-haired Christina Hendricks from Mad Men.

Oh, I know why they make you, and me, tick! It's their graceful delicacy, modest seduction and feminine maturity which bespeaks a wealth of worldly experience... These are qualities that get refined with age, and which you don't find in the Average Janes down the street whose sense of fashion and style yo-yos between meretricious miniskirts and garish get-ups.

I only recently knew of Julianne Moore from the new Kingsman movie - she played Poppy, a psychopathic drug lord. Have you seen the movie?

She's pretty talented from the little I know about her - for one, she had me perfectly fooled. I left the movie with the impression that she was British because she spoke in an impeccable British accent throughout the duration of the movie, only to find out that she's a 57 year old American. Now, unless she has spent some time in England, then she is one hell of an actress.

I'll swot up on her past movies as soon as the window opens.

Prinxxdave:
John Denver -Take Me Home,Country Roads



west Virginia

armadeo:


Lol.

Only old timers know your location and unavailability of links so pls bear with us.

Ps what's your rating.

I watched the last stand alone movie which was completely forgettable to me. Even episode 7 wasn't too cool. Maybe it was my state of mind.

I would see them again.

obixcel:
New movies available in Hd
Stronger
The Mountain Between Us (Idris Elba film)

Downloaded....gonna check them out

cao:

The diehards were complaining about the comedic bits. And one particular character was taken out rather quickly. I'll need a second watch because my tired butt fell asleep. Na so I just blink, then started wondering when did they get here?!

DarkRebel69:


Yes, she's the same red-haired Christina Hendricks from Mad Men.

Oh, I know why they make you, and me, tick! It's their graceful delicacy, modest seduction and feminine maturity which bespeaks a wealth of worldly experience... These are qualities that get refined with age, and which you don't find in the Average Janes down the street whose sense of fashion and style yo-yos between meretricious miniskirts and garish get-ups.

I only recently knew of Julianne Moore from the new Kingsman movie - she played Poppy, a psychopathic drug lord. Have you seen the movie?

She's pretty talented from the little I know about her - for one, she had me perfectly fooled. I left the movie with the impression that she was British because she spoke in an impeccable British accent throughout the duration of the movie, only to find out that she's a 57 year old American. Now, unless she has spent some time in England, then she is one hell of an actress.

I'll swot up on her past movies as soon as the window opens.

Kaycee7:
Moore's accent in The Golden Circle wasn't British. It was a Southern US accent with a 70's twinge to it. Just pointing that out

Damfostopper:
pls is gangstar 2017 worth watching.....?.... because for 15mins wey I don try to watch am.... it's pissing me off...... can't seem to follow the plot

because..... all of the characters are with cap with their face looking the same.... can't even differentiate who is who

Aspiregreat:
it was quite emotional.

armadeo:


Been a while I watched movies well. Just finished kingsman.

6.5/10. It was kinda childish though but I was entertained.

Biggty:
You are stingy with your rating, That movie deserves at least 7/10

Ishilove:
Hardcore Henry. 7/10.

The movie is VERY graphic and mindlessly violent but strangely I was entertained. I'm very squeamish so I wonder how I was able to endure all that blood and gore

dahaz:

You given it a 7? then i definately have to download it cos you and rating..

DarkRebel69:


... West Virginia, mountain momma/
Take me home, country roads.../

Oh, yeah!

Merlin's death (Kingsman) certainly gave this song more soul and meaning.

Ishilove:

This is HUGE spoiler for those who haven't watched it

DarkRebel69:


Then they should take a crash course in hypnosis. With hypnosis they could have the memory of it buried in the underbelly of their subconscious, and forget haven ever seen it. Piece of Yule log.

I never took you for a movie person. You seem so non-movie-ish. In that case, have you seen the latest "Mummy" movie? Word of advise: should you ever need to catch some Z's, say if those sleeping pills aren't doing the job, just watch "Mummy". That movie is one of the lamest I've seen this year.

Ishilove:

DarkRebel69:


Then they should take a crash course in hypnosis. With hypnosis they could have the memory of it buried in the underbelly of their subconscious, and forget haven ever seen it. Piece of Yule log.

I never took you for a movie person. You seem so non-movie-ish. In that case, have you seen the latest "Mummy" movie? Word of advise: should you ever need to catch some Z's, say if those sleeping pills aren't doing the job, just watch "Mummy". That movie is one of the lamest I've seen this year.

armadeo:


The mummy was wack as hell

Ishilove:
Hardcore Henry. 7/10.

The movie is VERY graphic and mindlessly violent but strangely I was entertained. I'm very squeamish so I wonder how I was able to endure all that blood and gore

DarkRebel69:


Yes, she's the same red-haired Christina Hendricks from Mad Men.

Oh, I know why they make you, and me, tick! It's their graceful delicacy, modest seduction and feminine maturity which bespeaks a wealth of worldly experience... These are qualities that get refined with age, and which you don't find in the Average Janes down the street whose sense of fashion and style yo-yos between meretricious miniskirts and garish get-ups.

I only recently knew of Julianne Moore from the new Kingsman movie - she played Poppy, a psychopathic drug lord. Have you seen the movie?

I'll swot up on her past movies as soon as the window opens.

Ishilove:

If you guys can give Wolf Warrior 9/10 then it means Mummy isn't as bad as y'all are painting it to be

SAMBHOSS:
Mother.... 7/10

tho I didn't understand shiiit

Ishilove:

I'm a huge movie buff and Kingsman 1 is one of the few movies I've watched up to 4 times.

sod09:
my kind of movie

DarkRebel69:


What a pleasant surprise then. Call me Neanderthal, but I actually prefer stage dramas to on-screen movies. I'm not saying the former is better, though; it's only a matter of preference. I wish there were more theatres in the country for stage plays. Don't you wish so as well?

Four times? I envy you people who can watch a movie more than once and still enjoy it in the subsequent times as much as you did when you watched it the first time. That's just not me. No matter how mind-blowing a movie or fiction book is, I find it difficult watching or reading it again, which is why I always try to make the first time count. I would have to wait for about 5 years or so to elapse before I can hope to enjoy a movie half as much as I did on my first contact with it.