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[The Artist Formerly Known as Audrey]

Just watched Dr Sleep. Long old film, start a bit disjointed. The last 2 hours - brilliant.

[bamboonoclue]

Just watched Dr Sleep. Long old film, start a bit disjointed. The last 2 hours - brilliant.

What I find amazing is that Stephen King only released the book in 2013 and then the film was released in 2019. Meaning it's likely they were working on the film probably only about 4 years after the book came out. It's testament to King but also I would imagine when starting writing his Shining sequel that he was already in cahoots with Mick Flanagan.

[Broadbents Tackle]

Watched O Brother, Where Art Thou? last night, I'd forgotten how much I like that film. I think that's probably the last of the Coen Brothers' films that I really enjoyed. It made me think about going back and revisiting some of the others but I may have watched them too often in the past to have a similar experience. Are any of the newer ones worth watching? I didn't enjoy No Country For Old Men, Burn After Reading was okay-ish, and I think I fell asleep trying to watch True Grit.

Also, for any Wes Anderson fans out there, Isle of Dogs is on Channel 4 tonight at 6.05pm.

[The Artist Formerly Known as Audrey]

Had a second viewing of In Bruges - just as good as the first time. One of my all time favs.

[Abrahammer]

A rare thing for me to say but the latest Tom Hanks effort, News of the World on Netflix, is fucking garbage.

It literally put me to sleep

[The Artist Formerly Known as Audrey]

Managed 20 minutes of it.

[Costanza]

I liked 'News of the World' but agree it's not action packed. The shoot-out was good.

[mystical_goat]

Watched O Brother, Where Art Thou? last night, I'd forgotten how much I like that film. I think that's probably the last of the Coen Brothers' films that I really enjoyed. It made me think about going back and revisiting some of the others but I may have watched them too often in the past to have a similar experience. Are any of the newer ones worth watching? I didn't enjoy No Country For Old Men, Burn After Reading was okay-ish, and I think I fell asleep trying to watch True Grit.

Also, for any Wes Anderson fans out there, Isle of Dogs is on Channel 4 tonight at 6.05pm.

True Grit is really great, I recommend giving that another go.

[Shrivvy Road]

Sleepers is now on Netflix. Bit of an oldie but what a film