Which film that you saw exceeded all expectations ?

Guys and Dolls

I think it was Deadpool

Zombeavers.

I don't want to give too much away but it has a zombie beaver in it....What a film...

'One flew over the cuckoo's nest'. I was expecting it to be a comedy with a name like that.

Searching for Sugarman, watched it many times since seeing at the Showroom.

Snowtown - an Australian film that got very little attention when it came out. I saw it on Netflix and it is probably the most toughtprovoking and hairraising film I have ever seen, in fact, I started whatching it around 10PM, in bed on the laptop. After an hour or so I switched it off in horror but knew I would get back to it. Woke up at 6AM after a night of tossing and turning, decided I wanted to know how it ended hoping for a happy ending.

That film lodged itself in my mind for 3 days. Most expectation exceeding aspect? It is based on a true story.

On Rotten Tomatoes it says this (score 86) -

"It's a bleak and brutal endurance test, but for viewers with the strength and patience to make it to the end, Snowtown will prove an uncommonly powerful viewing experience."[/Quote]

'One flew over the cuckoo's nest'. I was expecting it to be a comedy with a name like that.

Actually, it did have some funny moments, thanks to Jack Nicholson. Great film.

Dead Mans Shoes.

You dance at my party,it must have cost 10 Bob to make but such a good watch.

"L'Armée des ombres" (1969) ( Army of Shadows)

from Jean Pierre Melville.

I was blown away with this war drama when I first saw it, you can really

feel the tension that was present among resistance fighters.

Calamity Jane.

Calamity Jane.

The Full Monty, it only cost a few quid to make and made millions upon millions.

The Full Monty, it only cost a few quid to make and made millions upon millions.[/

 

The Full Monty.......of course .....should have remembered that one being filmed in my home town of Sheffield.!