Movie Thread - Cullnerd - Ad Astra is moon

[I Legionnaire]

Hype tbh, even with Pattinson's questionable accent.

I gotta say it was pretty comical and dumb

But everything else about this movie owned. Especially the battle

His entire character was just too over the top tbh. Film was an 8/10 for me, but would have been higher if le Dauphin had been written a bit better.

To be fair, I don't know enough about the timeframe. Maybe Pattinson hit it on the nose and that guy was a total cunt irl.

[Shiodome]

all kings were cunts.

the knights charging with swords (vs plate) instead of lances and without shields were cunts also.

[Candy Crush]

some context if people is wondering why Henry 5th was important

[RazoR]

all kings were cunts.

the knights charging with swords (vs plate) instead of lances and without shields were xMLG420xPU55Y514Y3Rx also.

fyp

[SteeleResolve]

Watched Wounds last night on Netflix.

I loved it. The misses hated it.

Anyone else?

[Sandzibar]

all kings were cunts.

the knights charging with swords (vs plate) instead of lances and without shields were cunts also.

The Dauphin got what he deserved. That bit was great. Enjoyable film to be sure. Although Im at a loss to understand how the knights knew who was who in the mud thunderdome

[Ashaz]

Just watched Wyrmwood.

In an increasingly stale/derailed zombie genre, this was realy not bad at all. Both creepy and entertaining at the same time. And some fresh ideas.

If you like zombie movies, give it a go.

[Venec]

Dune has finished production, GET HYPE

https://movieweb.com/dune-remake-202...is-villeneuve/

[Candy Crush]

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
It's good, but somewhat overrated. Quentin will never top Pulp Fiction or, what's in my opinion his best, Reservoir Dogs.
Still, this is worth a watch and is better than most of the films being made today.

[Armyofme]

nm

[thebomby]

Hype tbh, even with Pattinson's questionable accent.

I gotta say it was pretty comical and dumb

But everything else about this movie owned. Especially the battle

His entire character was just too over the top tbh. Film was an 8/10 for me, but would have been higher if le Dauphin had been written a bit better.

To be fair, I don't know enough about the timeframe. Maybe Pattinson hit it on the nose and that guy was a total cunt irl.

The whole history of the hundred years war is extremely biased towards the English, at least in English media. I can remember as a little boy hearing anglophiles going Agincourt! and Crecy! but even on YT it's hard to find much on the battles of Patay, where the French annihilated an entire English army including the archers, or Castillon, the last big battle of the war, where the French used artillery on a large scale for the first time and again annihilated the entire English army, including John Talbot. And the English bias ignores that the French won the war. The only French bit that has been utterly over-dramatised was Jean d'Arc.

[Dorvil Barranis]

She talked to angels, led men in to battle, and got burned at the stake, lay off my Jeanne d'Arc

[thebomby]

She only became Jeanne after the operation.

[Venec]

Rewatched Stalker after 15 years since I first saw it.

It's perfect.

[rufuske]

Anyone seen Midway? I want to watch only battle scenes and don't care for the rest. Worth it?

[Ashaz]

Hype tbh, even with Pattinson's questionable accent.

I gotta say it was pretty comical and dumb

But everything else about this movie owned. Especially the battle

His entire character was just too over the top tbh. Film was an 8/10 for me, but would have been higher if le Dauphin had been written a bit better.

To be fair, I don't know enough about the timeframe. Maybe Pattinson hit it on the nose and that guy was a total cunt irl.

The whole history of the hundred years war is extremely biased towards the English, at least in English media. I can remember as a little boy hearing anglophiles going Agincourt! and Crecy! but even on YT it's hard to find much on the battles of Patay, where the French annihilated an entire English army including the archers, or Castillon, the last big battle of the war, where the French used artillery on a large scale for the first time and again annihilated the entire English army, including John Talbot. And the English bias ignores that the French won the war. The only French bit that has been utterly over-dramatised was Jean d'Arc.

I recall reading "The archers tale" a long time ago. iirc it described how the french roflestomped the brits a few times. Probably still glorified in an english perspective tho, it being a british longbowman protagonist and all.

[GeromeDoutrande]

[VARRAKK]

This looks really good, best Bond!

[Keckers]

Yep it definitely looks like a bond film.

[Duckslayer]

Hype tbh, even with Pattinson's questionable accent.

I gotta say it was pretty comical and dumb

But everything else about this movie owned. Especially the battle

His entire character was just too over the top tbh. Film was an 8/10 for me, but would have been higher if le Dauphin had been written a bit better.

To be fair, I don't know enough about the timeframe. Maybe Pattinson hit it on the nose and that guy was a total cunt irl.

The whole history of the hundred years war is extremely biased towards the English, at least in English media. I can remember as a little boy hearing anglophiles going Agincourt! and Crecy! but even on YT it's hard to find much on the battles of Patay, where the French annihilated an entire English army including the archers, or Castillon, the last big battle of the war, where the French used artillery on a large scale for the first time and again annihilated the entire English army, including John Talbot. And the English bias ignores that the French won the war. The only French bit that has been utterly over-dramatised was Jean d'Arc.

People always ignore the French's historic military prowess. Most people seem to only know "hurr french surrender monkeys hurr"
Odd sort of generally accepted hatred of le french too. I don't get it