General Movie Discussion Thread

[VCC]

Just re- watched 89 with rocky's anniversary earlier this week
Still amazes me everytime I have ever watched this how emotional I get when we score the winner, remember that day like yesterday and drive past the flat often where i watched the game, in those days me and mrs vcc were flatmates

[LMAO]

Just re- watched 89 with rocky's anniversary earlier this week
Still amazes me everytime I have ever watched this how emotional I get when we score the winner, remember that day like yesterday and drive past the flat often where i watched the game, in those days me and mrs vcc were flatmates

Lucky. Must've been incredible to witness it live.

I think only Aguerooooooo comes close to '89 at Anfield, and even that's a distant second since they weren't playing United that day.

[Nuggets]

Just mercy 2019

World-renowned civil rights defense attorney Bryan Stevenson works to free a wrongly condemned death row prisoner.

Is that the one with Jamie Foxx? Any good?

Watched Prisoners with Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal. It's pretty good. Really well acted.

I thought it was brilliant.

[Va-Va-Voom]

Just re- watched 89 with rocky's anniversary earlier this week
Still amazes me everytime I have ever watched this how emotional I get when we score the winner, remember that day like yesterday and drive past the flat often where i watched the game, in those days me and mrs vcc were flatmates

Lucky. Must've been incredible to witness it live.

I think only Aguerooooooo comes close to '89 at Anfield, and even that's a distant second since they weren't playing United that day.

I don't think it's close at all.

They were at home playing relegation fodder and had a team worth hundreds of millions.

Also Barton was sent off for QPR.

Yeah nowhere near '89 imo.

[VCC]

Just re- watched 89 with rocky's anniversary earlier this week
Still amazes me everytime I have ever watched this how emotional I get when we score the winner, remember that day like yesterday and drive past the flat often where i watched the game, in those days me and mrs vcc were flatmates

Lucky. Must've been incredible to witness it live.

I think only Aguerooooooo comes close to '89 at Anfield, and even that's a distant second since they weren't playing United that day.

I don't think it's close at all.

They were at home playing relegation fodder and had a team worth hundreds of millions.

Also Barton was sent off for QPR.

Yeah nowhere near '89 imo.

Agree 100% QPR conceded about 20 corners simply they were shit,
Arsenal played a club that had dominated football for years away and had to win by two clear goals, in those days pool losing at home was rear but by two goals was seen as needing a miracle

[Phil71]

Liverpool conceded an average of 0.73 goals per game that season. At home it was even better at 0.57 goals per game. With that they scored an average of 1.73 goals at home.

Arsenal conceded an average 0.89 goals away from home, whilst scoring an average of exactly 2 goals.

It was an incredibly difficult task. That Liverpool side was a great side. They had won the league the previous season, scoring 87 goals and conceding only 24. They lost 2 games. Then in the summer they re-signed Ian Rush from Juventus. I remember very clearly thinking at the start of that season that we would do well to finish 2nd to them.

[starmandb]

Liverpool had not lost at home by 2 goals in over 3 years
They had lost by 2 goals at home only 8 times in over 17 years
2 of those times was by us

[Yorkyblue]

Just re- watched 89 with rocky's anniversary earlier this week
Still amazes me everytime I have ever watched this how emotional I get when we score the winner, remember that day like yesterday and drive past the flat often where i watched the game, in those days me and mrs vcc were flatmates

Lucky. Must've been incredible to witness it live.

I think only Aguerooooooo comes close to '89 at Anfield, and even that's a distant second since they weren't playing United that day.

I don't think it's close at all.

They were at home playing relegation fodder and had a team worth hundreds of millions.

Also Barton was sent off for QPR.

Yeah nowhere near '89 imo.

The thing with the Aguero moment isn't the game itself, it's from needing 2 goals with basically no time left.

There isn't a right answer though. I couldn't give a f**k about 89 as most neutrals wouldn't. In the same way the Aguero moment means nothing to most neutrals either. If you support either of the teams it obviously means more.

[Dejan]

Watched el camino

So dissapointing ffs

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[Ach]

Just re- watched 89 with rocky's anniversary earlier this week
Still amazes me everytime I have ever watched this how emotional I get when we score the winner, remember that day like yesterday and drive past the flat often where i watched the game, in those days me and mrs vcc were flatmates

Lucky. Must've been incredible to witness it live.

I think only Aguerooooooo comes close to '89 at Anfield, and even that's a distant second since they weren't playing United that day.

I don't think it's close at all.

They were at home playing relegation fodder and had a team worth hundreds of millions.

Also Barton was sent off for QPR.

Yeah nowhere near '89 imo.

Pretty much.

[Massa]

Watched el camino

So dissapointing ffs

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Agreed. Expected better from Vincey boy

[LMAO]

The Platform

Wasted 1.5 hours of my life after that ending. Before that though, it was a pretty decent social commentary movie full of metaphors that managed to merge religious (primarily Abrahamic) symbolism with the banes of unregulated capitalism.

[Phil71]

Captain Phillips.

Ghost

Gave these another outing yesterday afternoon. Watched with the Mrs.

Both quality films.

[Rockape]

Are they both on Netflix Phil?

[Phil71]

Are they both on Netflix Phil?

Ghost is on there. Bit of a woman's film to be honest, but that was the Mrs' choice.

Captain Phillips is only on Sky Cinema.