losprince:

Try HEAT starring Robert De Niro and Al Pacino, also ocean eleven to thirteen.

This reminded me of oceans eight.


Vomits.....

Just finished double bill infinity war and end game.


Men those are movies for keeps. Seen it like 4 times this year and I cant get enough.

SweetCunt97:
Annabelle, Evil Dead. Try watch Ash VS Evil Dead.

Lost interest in ash vs evil dead.after season one.

I was bored thats why I watched it.

It's a horror comedy.

armadeo:
Just finished double bill infinity war and end game.


Men those are movies for keeps. Seen it like 4 times this year and I cant get enough.

that's why they are called masterpieces. It is just painful these movies didn't win any Oscars

You might wanna see this movie
https://restv.com.ng/movie-nathans-kingdom-download-free/

armadeo:


This reminded me of oceans eight.


Vomits.....

they went woke

Bombshell 2019


7 / 10


Basically the Morning Show all over again

losprince:
Analyze this 8/10

When it came to comedy this crime picture delivered the goods, although the drama can be a bit off-putting and manhandled, but the godfather references are enough to make up for that.

Robert De Niro really lives to repeat himself.

there's also Analyze That. You should see it also.

SweetCunt97:
Annabelle, Evil Dead. Try watch Ash VS Evil Dead.

I've watched all these... Thanks anyway.

SalomonKane:
there's also Analyze That. You should see it also.

I know, I'm always sceptical about sequels so it may be a while.

losprince:

I know, I'm always sceptical about sequels so it may be a while.

nah. It's just as good as the first.

profmsboi:
Please, someone should recommend horror movies for me

Mara, The conjuring 1&2, Insidious chapter 1-3, Drag me to hell

Lock, stock and two smoking barrels 9.5/10

I think among Guy Ritchie's crime trilogy of proper naughty British gentlemen, this is the one with the most soul and encapsulation. It felt like watching Martin Scorsese's Mean Streets or Quentin Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs both of which gave me an overwhelming feeling of satisfaction on first viewing.

losprince:
Lock, stock and two smoking barrels 9.5/10

I think among Guy Ritchie's crime trilogy of proper naughty British gentlemen, this is the one with the most soul and encapsulation. It felt like watching Martin Scorsese's Mean Streets or Quentin Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs both of which gave me an overwhelming feeling of satisfaction on first viewing.

Guy Ritchie movies are always a hit, dude sure knows his onions.
Have you see, RocknRolla, Revolver & A Man From Uncle.

Liposure:
have u seen THE BANK JOB

Sure.

RESIDENT EVIL on my mind

mekaprime:


Guy Ritchie movies are always a hit, dude sure knows his onions.
Have you see, RocknRolla, Revolver & A Man From Uncle.

The man strikes me as a creative mastermind, I tell you, only Tarantino and Scorsese have had a similar effect on me as filmmakers. I have seen all Tarantino's feature films except Death Proof and I have been gradually going through Scorsese's filmography and I think Guy Ritchie will get the same treatment as these two gentlemen. I haven't seen the movies you mentioned above, but I will. Gauran-ph-uc-ing-teed.

The Photograph 7/10.

Love and Other Drugs (2010) - 6/10
Love & Other Drugs is a 2010 American romantic comedy-drama film directed, produced and co-written by Edward Zwick.
Handsome pharmaceutical salesman Jamie Randall (Jake Gyllenhaal) always has good luck with women. A chance encounter with Maggie Murdock (Anne Hathaway), a free-spirited Parkinson's patient, leads to a sexual relationship. As Jamie and Maggie become closer, each must question if a serious commitment is in their future.The movie setting takes place in the 1990s. It also talks about the difficulty of Parkinson's patients to fit in the society. It is emotional and contains a number of se.x scenes.
As a romcom, the story ain't perfect but I kinda enjoyed it, not because of the se.x

State of Play (2009).....7/10

losprince:

The man strikes me as a creative mastermind, I tell you, only Tarantino and Scorsese have had a similar effect on me as filmmakers. I have seen all Tarantino's feature films except Death Proof and I have been gradually going through Scorsese's filmography and I think Guy Ritchie will get the same treatment as these two gentlemen. I haven't seen the movies you mentioned above, but I will. Gauran-ph-uc-ing-teed.

unfortunately King Arthur was rubbish

Onward 7.9/10.

A Million Ways To Die In The West 2014. 8.3/10.

SweetCunt97:
Bad Education.... Cant believe Hugh agreed to allow a dude kiss him! Jeeeezzzzz

He's an actor. It's his job

Some movies are just an absolute work of art. ISLE OF DOGS

8/10

Wes Anderson is a genius

READY OR NOT 2019.....7.5/10

DrDax:
Avengers - Age of Ultron - 9/10

Electric!!!!
That Stan Lee cameo was hilarious mehn

But this Hulk mumu sha.
See as he ran away from better babe Romanoff.
I am really rooting for the Banner/Black widow romance.

Hulk616, what are the names of the twins?
And what is the name of the "I AM" created by Tony Stark?

That agbaya Thanos say him dey come do am himself

I'm scared for planet earth........

Na me you dey call agbaya? *begins to oil infinity gauntlet*

kendrick93:
unfortunately King Arthur was rubbish

The problem with King Arthur was that it's a story everybody is aware of & as such, it had nothing new to offer. It was rather cliché & unoriginal, as it borrowed ideas from many fantasy flicks. Hiring Richie for that movie was such a bad idea, as fantasy flicks are not really his forte, he's rather good at gangster flicks.

losprince:

The man strikes me as a creative mastermind, I tell you, only Tarantino and Scorsese have had a similar effect on me as filmmakers. I have seen all Tarantino's feature films except Death Proof and I have been gradually going through Scorsese's filmography and I think Guy Ritchie will get the same treatment as these two gentlemen. I haven't seen the movies you mentioned above, but I will. Gauran-ph-uc-ing-teed.

LMAO..wow! Scorsese filmography, you've got quite a whole lot on your plate. Am not really into Scorsese movies, though he's very talented. I did see one of his works, which goes by the name Hugo. And trust me, it was a visual spectacle to behold.

Ritchie is very creative, that i must concur. In this era of cliché ridden plots in Hollywood, he still finds a way to craft something ingenious.

He's so much invested in his story, characters & the dialogues, and anyone who can effectively manage these three things, would always come up with something clever.

[s]

Thanos:

Na me you dey call agbaya? *begins to oil infinity gauntlet*

[/s]

Escape from Pretoria


Movie is just there. Zero suspense