…and that ending. WTF? 😕

I agree with Birdsforme this was surreal. I saw it years ago and was confounded.

Rhys-Meyers always brings something interesting to his roles, so when I saw his name attached, I figured on some fun and exciting takes on a plane-in-jep plot. There are a lot of those around; some better than others, but with Rhys-Meyers and Alec Baldwin in the cast, what could go wrong? Well, this film does have some tense moments, some hard-to-believe moments, and several plot holes and a twist or two, but overall, you get the feeling of a pretty generic SyFy entry, sadly. It’s as if the viewer has come in in the middle of the tale; the minimal backstory that we DO get is choppy and piecemeal, and the story might have been more involving if we’d come into the lives of the protagonists a little earlier. Rhys-Meyers is the most captivating part of the film and he brings the whole production up a notch. I mainly stuck with it because I wanted to see his character’s story arc. Others in the movie, not so much. All in all, a one-time watch.

I’m not scandinavian but my understanding is that Icelanders tend to still use the patronymic naming system in the same way the entire Norse culture originally did. The rest of the Scandinavian countries use “surnames” like most of the rest of western countries. Many Scandinavian surnames are derived from the old patronymical names, usually in the masculine form of -son or -sen.

only ‘one of the few’? (chuckling)I feel that way for most of them. Seriously though, do you have any recommendations for Lifetimish thrillers/mysteries/suspense where ya don’t want to slap them all?

Liked it! Lots of humorous lines in the film, especially in Adkins’s running narrative. He’s an excellent actor, and of course a phenomenal martial artist, and he’s selected highly skilled, dynamic costars to make this one of his best IMO. I have a real treat ahead, as I have his Boyka movies in my watchlist. Popcorn ready!

Absolutely! Respect the Wind is one of my all time favorites of his! After I saw the movie Twister, I went to find out what that song was etc etc! I also love Women in Love! The intro is pure EVH!

So funny! This series has one of the best comedy casts I’ve seen on TV in a long while. I haven’t found another show since “Galavant” that had me consistently laughing, week after week.😆

Hey, got a notification that you made a post on my wall, but can’t suss out how to get to my wall, can get to yours though? Seems a tad bit different here, not much though.

Thank you, uploaders!!!! Just what I wanted to see once again! (This was the type of offering that “Black Mirror” would do, only many years earlier.)

Yup, sad to see the old one go, but we can rebuild. Shot you a friend request.

the picture is jerky, but this is the best copy of the movie that i could find on the internet

https://www.primewire.tf/tv/23439-last-tango-in-halifax

Also see the sequel to this Lifetime HDTV Movie: Stalker’s Prey II.

Fine finale to a very loopy, odd series of events! I’m assuming this is a one-season deal, but I haven’t looked around for confirmation of this yet. IMO they COULD continue, but I’m fine with things the way they’ve handled the tale. Some surprises (as always with this show!) and no complaints with how it all played out. This series, and “Poker Face”, stand as two of the best newbies I’ve watched this year. Such creativity!

Oh boy.. gonna be a tough one to sit through, not because of the guests (looking forward to Bernie), but there’s a lady in the audience that laughs way too loud and way too often, i’m only 1:58 minutes in and starting to develop cringe cramps, hope she turns it down soon..
EDIT: The guests were good.

If you have never been niputized, then you have never really lived!

I wasn’t exactly bowled over by the film, but it did make me want to go learn about the myth of Niamh Cinn Oir. My specialty is Greek/Roman mythology; Irish tales are new to me:)

Thanks, Robo! Can’t wait to see this sequel.

One of the eight of Corman’s movies based on Poe’s works (okay, maybe seven - The Haunted Palace is more Lovecraft than Poe) with Vincent Price as a villain and Hazel Court as his mistress. If You like classical horror You should be watching.

Good old fave from the 80s, with a simple, somewhat familiar plot that is enlivened and saved by characters you get to know, like and root for along the way. The story revolves around a group of city folks, one a parolee, who develop confidence and teamwork skills in order to survive when the odds are stacked against them in the wilderness. Several faces you know and love, like Henriksen, Rolston, Hammer, and a few others. A fun watch.

Cool as a cucumber, and he really caught Benny off guard on a couple of things.

Bill needs to stop inviting Ben on, he either gets destroyed, like he did tonight, or gish gallops his way through whataboutisms that hide his racism and antisemitism. I noticed he wore his Yarmulke tonight (despite not being orthodox) as a way to deflect the criticism that he is an antisemite.

When you think about it, it does make sense. You’d have to remember Marvin in the earlier seasons.

People in dire, terrifying situations do not crack wise. Such fake reactions to peril. That was my real complaint with things going on here. Also, I was very turned off by the leading male protagonist’s sexist, resentful mewling throughout. That kind of shyte dates a film horribly. :-/

This is a riveting documentary record of what turned out to be a superb sci-fi effort of the late 80s. We learn lots of interesting facts from the cast and crew who lived through the whole wonderful process: the diving, the long hours, the amazing sets, and more. I notice there was one cast member who did not participate in this doc—-and no, I don’t mean the poor fellow who passed away. Bad blood w/Cameron, I wonder…

Another movie I’ve watched recently That makes some sense along the way, until the unnecessarily odd ending. Plot exposition drags a lot in the middle.

Oh, this is too funny:-D

Agree but I think the title could be re done though, perhaps Heavens MIA, or the Walking Frame Crew, or Escape from Coffin perhaps, Over Embalmed the Wrinkle.

Well, Mick has done some wacky films. One of my favorites is 1992’s Freejack, costarring Emilio Estevez.

This should work for everyone. Search The Last of Us in Google. A mushroom icon should pop up at the bottom of the page. Click on it and keep clicking it.
Tell me if you see anything amazing.

EDIT: after a couple hundred clicks your peripheral vision is called upon

I was going to have a look as well but ugh, she’s so nails on a chalk board, I don’t think I can do it! Good Luck!!

This has promise for being in the “So bad it’s awesome” category…with Danny Trejo, I’m hop;ing this movie will be “Machete: Apocalypse Now” or “Machete vs. the Pork Belly Futures” :)

I know nothing of the books whatsoever, at all. Thought that the series might have been taken from one book, or maybe a trilogy. Had no idea that there was a whole slew of them. Might have to look into that….

Have to admit that Pratt did a really great job with this, and would really like to see him come back in this role again.

He says he hasn’t changed. He’s changed. He’s nastier. I mean, he was always a jerk, but he was also at least hypothetically open minded. Now he’s got his pet issues and he’s about hammering on those with every set of guests.