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    Critics Club III: Film of the Year 2013 Redux Part Five

    We're getting into the endgame now...


    Film of the Year 2013 Redux
    Part Five





    Which of the above films should make it into the 2013 final?
    21
    Inside Llewyn Davis
    0%
    0
    The Last Days of Mars
    0%
    1
    Out of the Furnace
    0%
    1
    Swerve
    0%
    0
    American Hustle
    0%
    5
    A Madea Christmas
    0%
    0
    Saving Mr Banks
    0%
    2
    The Wolf of Wall Street
    0%
    5
    Her
    0%
    3
    The Harry Hill Movie
    0%
    0
    Walking with Dinosaurs
    0%
    0
    47 Ronin
    0%
    1
    Grudge Match
    0%
    0
    The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
    0%
    0
    Lone Survivor
    0%
    0
    Felony
    0%
    0
    Austenland
    0%
    0
    The Wee Man
    0%
    0
    The Fall of the Essex Boys
    0%
    0
    A Field in England
    0%
    0
    Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa
    0%
    3
    Green Street 3: Never Back Down
    0%
    0
    Moshi Monsters: The Movie
    0%
    0
    The House of Magic
    0%
    0
    Nymphomaniac
    0%
    0
    The Grandmaster
    0%
    0
    Ip Man: The Final Fight
    0%
    0
    Metro
    0%
    0
    Mama
    0%
    0

    #2
    The House of Magic is a pretty good kids' film, especially in 3D.
    The Grandmaster is style over substance and was a disappointment to me.
    I really wanted to like Walter Mitty, but it just fell flat. Might try rewatching one day.
    47 Ronin was a fun 3D experience and worth watching.

    Not seen a few like Wolf of Wall Street and A Field in England, despite wanting too.

    From that list, I found Her fascinating.
    The lead performances were amazing and Scarlett Johansson (Samantha) was just a voice.
    I was gripped.
    I would, however, demand a full refund from the retailer of this new OS.

    The other one I really enjoyed was The Last Days on Mars, which I found to be a cracking little sci-fi horror.
    Totally treads where others have gone before (The Thing, Moontrap, The Martian) but manages to tell its own tense, paranoid story.
    It's the kind of film that won't top any lists, but people like me and [MENTION=2725]Baseley09[/MENTION] take a shine to.

    Liev Schreiber and Olivia Williams are really good in this.

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      #3
      [MENTION=10111]QualityChimp[/MENTION] shamefully missed last days on mars just added to watchlist. Deffo get on field in England, its crackers in the best way.
      Last edited by Baseley09; 01-03-2021, 18:10.

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        #4
        Wasn't sure if you'd seen it as it's not on Laserdisk, but it's deffo that type of film we click with.

        AFIE isn't streaming atm, but Kill List was phenomenal.
        Also enjoyed Sightseers, but was underwhelmed with High-Rise.
        Will see it at some point! It's the kind of thing Film4 show, just not this week - I just looked!

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          #5
          Her was brilliant easily the best on the list there. Thoroughly enjoyed American Hustle too. It’s got a lot of star power but they’re all good in it.

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