Prey

Will give it 6/10..

I wanna recommend The Stepfather if you like
Suspense- filled thrillers...
I like the movie.

Brokeloser:
The grayman was lit.Find it almost impossible to watch a 1hour 20 minutes movie at a go but I sat still without breaks for 2 hours plus for this one. Thankfully there was very few shitty acts of wokeism.Solid movie.

Yeah I agree....Its an interesting movie

Guys please recommend a good Thriller movie on Netflix please

chuksp09:

Thanks bruv,
I could have sworn that I read everything published by the author in the Ice and Fire series, seems like I missed this one.

It's an informative lore about Westorosi war history. It's not really written like a story, at least not in the way that the ASOIAF series is, but it's worth reading if you want to learn the lore.

As a lore junkie, reading about the Targaryens at their pinnacle was fascinating to me. So much lore to digest... The origins of Dany's dragons,the tragic story of Aerea Targaryen, Daemon Targaryen, etc.

lusid:
Are you an avid reader?

I dunno... If a book piques my interest, I'll read it.

Vickho:
please kindly give a review and rating.
I've seen that movie trending on Twitter pages

Well, I enjoyed it. I guess I'd rate it at least an 8/10.

The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard.

cao:
The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard.

Check your inbox.

When Leo left the ark and returned to Sarah in 'Deep Impact'...will u call that love or stupidity?!

Prey
1/10

The Gray Man (2022)

2/5

I'm going to have to agree with Oyaskii on this one, the film is a certified dumpster fire. What made it worse was the fact that it took itself too seriously, otherwise, you'd chalk it off as a comedy or the type of film that requires you to switch off your brain in order to enjoy it.

Grade A talents are squandered here. Worse yet, a sequel is in the works. FFS Netflix.

meobizy:
Check your inbox.

1. You might want to send again, cause it ain't here.
2. You really need to learn how to use that Report function at the end of posts to save every mods' mentions.
3. You really be on the weirdest threads.

DandeNumeruno:
The Gray Man (2022)

2/5

I'm going to have to agree with Oyaskii on this one, the film is a certified dumpster fire. What made it worse was the fact that it took itself too seriously, otherwise, you'd chalk it off as a comedy or the type of film that requires you to switch off your brain in order to enjoy it.

Grade A talents are squandered here. Worse yet, a sequel is in the works. FFS Netflix.

rate chris evans outside captain america?

DandeNumeruno:

It's an informative lore about Westorosi war history. It's not really written like a story, at least not in the way that the ASOIAF series is, but it's worth reading if you want to learn the lore.
As a lore junkie, reading about the Targaryens at their pinnacle was fascinating to me. So much lore to digest... The origins of Dany's dragons,the tragic story of Aerea Targaryen, Daemon Targaryen, etc.

Thanks for the find bruv.

VerifiedStalin:
**Crimes of the Future**

Not my favorite Cronenberg film, but it's still very interesting. The film's central theme is adaptation, human evolution, and oddities in romance. Each scene contributes to the dystopian world you're in, sometimes through exposition, but mostly through bizarre performance art.

Generally, it's visually weird and gross as fvck, but hey, it's Cronenberg... Cronie gonna crone. Recommend to anyone who enjoys Cronenberg's work, but avoid if you don't.

I wonder why Viggo Mortensen has refused to star in any mainstream movie since The Lord of The Rings.

Raalsalghul:


I wonder why Viggo Mortensen has refused to star in any mainstream movie since The Lord of The Rings.

That isn't entirely correct. Sure, he's starred in some indie films, but he's also starred in a number of mainstream films. He worked with David Cronenberg on both 'Eastern Promises' and 'A History of Violence' in the mid-2000s. He was in 'Hildalgo' and 'Appaloosa.' He also had a supporting role in 'Green Book', for which he received an Oscar nomination.

Luck.

VerifiedStalin:


That isn't entirely correct. Sure, he's starred in more indie films, but he's also starred in a number of mainstream films. He worked with David Cronenberg on both 'Eastern Promises' and 'A History of Violence' in the mid-2000s. He was in 'Hildalgo' and 'Appaloosa.' He also had a supporting role in 'Green Book', for which he received an Oscar nomination.

That was a beautiful touching movie.

One of my first dvds

WriterNig:
Carter (2022) = 8/10 ✔️

Too fast paced tho. Had to watch it twice. Yea it's that good.

been getting conflicting reviews about this movie...
Some hate it, some love it...dunno who to believe...

I've downloaded since yesterday but no time to watch yet

TheirFADA:
Prey
1/10

VerifiedStalin:


That isn't entirely correct. Sure, he's starred in more indie films, but he's also starred in a number of mainstream films. He worked with David Cronenberg on both 'Eastern Promises' and 'A History of Violence' in the mid-2000s. He was in 'Hildalgo' and 'Appaloosa.' He also had a supporting role in 'Green Book', for which he received an Oscar nomination.

Not entirely correct, but mostly correct.

And when I said mainstream, I kinda had blockbusters in mind of which only Hidalgo comes close.

Nonetheless, dude's seriously underrated.

He's in the same WhatsApp group with Ethan Hawke: fine actors that are being glossed over due to low exposure and publicity.

Raalsalghul:


Not entirely correct, but mostly correct.

And when I said mainstream, I kinda had blockbusters in mind of which only Hidalgo comes close.

Nonetheless, dude's seriously underrated.

He's in the same WhatsApp group with Ethan Hawke: fine actors that are being glossed over due to low exposure and publicity.

In the context I used it, I inferred that you're mostly incorrect. It's simply a polite way of telling someone they're mistaken.

I can't speak for Viggo, but I believe Ethan Hawke is highly-rated in Hollywood. As an actor, he is somewhat unconventional, and for this reason, he prefers to star in films in which he can fully express himself artistically. Indie films provide him with that opportunity, so naturally, you'll often see him starring in them, despite the fact that he can walk into any mainstream production if he so desires. He's awesome like that.

ibkayee:

Nowhere o, sort of just drifted from nland lol. Longest time dear, hope you’re well

My ibkayee

Parizz:
rate chris evans outside captain america?

When given the right material to work with, he's a good actor.

DandeNumeruno:
The Gray Man (2022)

2/5

I'm going to have to agree with Oyaskii on this one, the film is a certified dumpster fire. What made it worse was the fact that it took itself too seriously, otherwise, you'd chalk it off as a comedy or the type of film that requires you to switch off your brain in order to enjoy it.

Grade A talents are squandered here. Worse yet, a sequel is in the works. FFS Netflix.

It was just too cliche

Raalsalghul:


I wonder why Viggo Mortensen has refused to star in any mainstream movie since The Lord of The Rings.

Just Googled him only to realize he was the lead character in the green book,the road,and thirteen lives which I just watched. Never knew he was the one.

°°°°°

Watch Silverton siege .....then thank me later

Not available for download yet...its still in cinemas I guess

Alfryd:
pls fam, anyone with idea where I can download HEY YOU movie? it Nollywood