Three Billboards

I think you will enjoy them both maryeliza and ffinnochio

Thanks for the heads up gb ... think I’d enjoy that.

Thanks gb will follow up

.......and A Man Called Ove

A Swedish film with subtitles. one of my all time favourites.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMZuic0dG1w

Try this one instead maybe ??

www.youtube.com/watch?v=aA98dqgJBgQ

I think this one actually works !

Scrub the above.....sorry folks its a dud link !

Have you seen the black and white film Nebraska?

One of my all time favourites.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=krRUSvzBG3E

Well maryeliza we do share the same taste in some films then..... I loved Manchester by the sea.

That’s a really good point finn about life when faced with a terrible loss - I hadn’t thought about that aspect - I think because of the problems I had with other ‘events’ I sort of lost the big picture. The scene in M/S where the couple meet up ( I think she has her new child with her?) is the most heartbreakingly beautiful scene I’ve ever watched - although the last scene in Lives of Others when he buys the book in the bookshop and when asked who it’s for says’Das ist für mich’ is also very moving.

Both Three Billboards and Manchester-by-the Sea are terrific films. Very different in style, yet so many of the themes running through them captured life when faced with terrible loss. Grief, anger, guilt, love and reconciliation.

Manchester-by-the-Sea is up there at the very top of my favourite films, along with The Lives of Others.

I saw it an the cinema, hadn't known much about it before I went, other than it involved three billboards claiming the police weren't doing enough to catch a murderer.
Definitely not an easy watch, some scenes were shocking but I enjoyed all of it. I accept some of it spiralled into hard to believe but it entertained me.
The other film I enjoyed a lot recently was The Post. Understated but brilliant - what's not to like with Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks

Hard to say more without spoiling but I enjoyed the first part and then it spiralled for me into the unbelievable. Wouldn’t want to live in Ebbing - pretty lawless place. The last film I was blown away by was Manchester-by-the-Sea if that gives any clue as to my tastes which, in this case are clearly out of kilter. That’s really why I posted because it had such acclaim - oh I also enjoyed Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool

Thought it was a great film, DH enjoyed it too.

Both DH and I really enjoyed it, and actually considered going again when it was on offer at the Senior Vue a few weeks later (not something we’d do often!).

My DH said it was one of the best films he has ever seen Nfk high praise indeed from someone who only ever says something is “alright”. Sorry you’re feeling I guess you’ll have to see it for yourself and make your own mind up.

I don't enjoy many films at all but I really enjoyed 3billboards . It seems a little slow to start but then once you get into the story behind everything it's great.

The thing is - will DH like it, or will he humph and rattle the newspaper all the way through! Perhaps I should get it out now while the light evenings mean he can take himself off into the garden!

Confused now!

I went to see this film expecting not to enjoy it. It was the best film I have seen in ages.

I saw this at the cinema and thought it was brilliant maryeliza !

It just goes to show how we all have very different taste .

Oh, this was on my list of films to get from the library as we missed them. Should I think again?

MaryEliza you missed getting caught up in the hype!