What is the latest good film you watched ?

[luis1972]

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2019) - J. J. Abrams​

 

[luis1972]

The Last Stand (2013) - Kim Jee-woon​

 

[luis1972]

The final destination (2009) - David R. Ellis​

 

[Bonezstorm]

The fellowship of the ring

 

[Bonezstorm]

The two towers

 

[georges]

IP MAN 4 with Donnie Yen and Scott Adkins

 

[Bonezstorm]

Once upon a time in Hollywood

 

[georges]

Avengement with Scott Adkins

 

[Pornfan99]

Bonez: outside of maybe three scenes, I thought "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" was very meh..

 

[Bonezstorm]

Bonez: outside of maybe three scenes, I thought "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" was very meh..

Yes it is a very slow paced movie I guess.

 

[Bonezstorm]

Dolemite is my name

 

[Montrealman]

The Irishman.

 

[luis1972]

The First Temptation of Christ (2019) - Porta dos Fundos​

 

[luis1972]

The Last Hangover (2018) - Porta dos Fundos​

 

[Luxman]

What Happened to Monday (2017)

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1536537/

 

[Bonezstorm]

The return of the king

 

[Rey C.]

Ford v Ferrari (2019) - James Mangold​

luis: I thought it was okay / pretty good. You don't think it ended on a VERY sappy note?? Also, the Josh Lucas character was not realistic. The Project was his responsibility - why would someone in that position NOT want the best driver possible, to give him the greatest chance of success?

Yes, I should investigate more about the real case, but Josh Lucas character sounds inverosímil, playing against the company exit.
Regards.

Hey guys, I also saw this movie. I thought that it was pretty decent. I'm not a Matt Damon fan, but I guess he did a pretty good job playing Carroll Shelby. Still, hard for me to watch a Hollyweirdo tree-hugger playing a hardcore gearhead and a true American legend though. I was/am a BIG Dan Gurney fan also. Only saw him from a distance in the pits and never got to meet him when he was running the All American Racers/AAR team in IMSA and CART. In fact, he was the author of the famous White Paper that started CART IndyCar back in the day. He won in Sports Cars, Formula One, NASCAR and Indy cars. Another true racing legend. I could watch a movie just about him. He just passed away last year. And here's a factoid that I didn't realize when I was watching the movie: in the movie, Dan was played by his son Alex, a former CART driver. That was great to know.

Here's one piece of Hollywood fiction:
Ferrari using Ford to leverage more money out of Fiat is fiction. Fiat didn't buy a stake in Ferrari until early 1969, well after Ford's first Le Mans win.

And if you're curious about other Fact vs. Fiction in the movie, here's a great site that I found after I watched it:

How Accurate is "Ford v Ferrari"? The True Story of Ken Miles & Carroll Shelby

 

[greedo2greedo]

 

[georges]

IP Man 3

 

[luis1972]

A.X.L. (2018) - Oliver Daly​