I thought you meant this one for a second, which is a great film.acemuzzy wrote:Missing wasn't quite as good as Searching, but still pretty enjoyable. Odd there haven't been more films of that ilk given it obviously works, but I'm sure the novelty would wear off. Still, if you haven't watched then, watch them.
nick_md wrote:davyK wrote:Dark Soldier wrote:Saltburn
Koeghan is phenomenal, as expected, but so is the whole cast. Wonderfully dark comedic atmosphere until the last 20 minutes where it just rushes to a shitty conclusion. Exemplary up til that point.
It does feel a bit rushed at the end. But I loved the film.
I'd say I enjoyed it too but agree the ending was shitty, rushed and felt like oh, ok they are doing that are they? Still worth watching.
jdanielp wrote:I'm with DS with regards the first seventeen or eighteen of the last twenty minutes, but thenI'd say I enjoyed it too but agree the ending was shitty, rushed and felt like oh, ok they are doing that are they? Still worth watching.It does feel a bit rushed at the end. But I loved the film.Saltburn Koeghan is phenomenal, as expected, but so is the whole cast. Wonderfully dark comedic atmosphere until the last 20 minutes where it just rushes to a shitty conclusion. Exemplary up til that point.Spoiler:
Kow wrote:I thought it was great from start to finish. I guess it needed to wrap it up some way at the end and I didn't have a problem with that. Last scene was fantastic. (Spell his name right DS, it's Keoghan, pronounced KYOH-enn, for those monolingual types.)
davyK wrote:jdanielp wrote:I'm with DS with regards the first seventeen or eighteen of the last twenty minutes, but thenI'd say I enjoyed it too but agree the ending was shitty, rushed and felt like oh, ok they are doing that are they? Still worth watching.It does feel a bit rushed at the end. But I loved the film.Saltburn Koeghan is phenomenal, as expected, but so is the whole cast. Wonderfully dark comedic atmosphere until the last 20 minutes where it just rushes to a shitty conclusion. Exemplary up til that point.Spoiler:Spoiler:
davyK wrote:Gaelic isn't phonetic. simples.
We have 32 words for field.
It's dependant on what the field is being used for apparantly.
https://www.manchan.com/32-words-for-field
Dark Soldier wrote:davyK wrote:Gaelic isn't phonetic. simples.
We have 32 words for field.
It's dependant on what the field is being used for apparantly.
https://www.manchan.com/32-words-for-field
It's madness.. Dating the Irish ex I just called everyone she knew Paddy or Mick. Much easier.
davyK wrote:Gaelic isn't phonetic. simples.
Kow wrote:davyK wrote:Gaelic isn't phonetic. simples.
Actually, Irish is pretty much phonetic in that it follows fairly consistent pronunciation rules. It's English that is absolutely not phonetic and has very few consistently followed rules at all. Far easier to learn how to pronounce Irish words than English words.
Dark Soldier wrote:Mate when the Irish spell names correctly I will give the due. Niamh just boggled my mind for years. Come at me.Kow wrote:I thought it was great from start to finish. I guess it needed to wrap it up some way at the end and I didn't have a problem with that. Last scene was fantastic. (Spell his name right DS, its Keoghan, pronounced KYOH-enn, for those monolingual types.)
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