What are you watching tonight?

[TANGODANCER]

Rodin is one of deNero's best performances besides being a cracking film anyway.

My error. To make it worse I once corrected somebody on the same thing. Senior moment, I have a few of them these days.

[boltonboris]

Best car chase in a film I've ever seen, Ronin

[Annoyed Grunt]

Best car chase in a film I've ever seen, Ronin

Even better than the one in Bullit.

[Beefheart]

Best car chase in a film I've ever seen, Ronin

Even better than the one in Bullit.

Blues Brothers?

[General Mannerheim]

French Connection?

[Annoyed Grunt]

Best car chase in a film I've ever seen, Ronin

Even better than the one in Bullit.

Blues Brothers?

French Connection?

Not seen either, so can't comment on those.....

[boltonboris]

French Connection?

Not seen it

[mrkint]

Still think the one in Moscow from the Bourne Supremacy is a good'un.

[clapton is god]

Having been involved in a great many pursuits back in the day I am something of an aficionado and declare that the one in Ronin is the very best closely followed by French Connection. Bullit is an odd one and you'll notice the same green VW Beetle is passed numerous times (and at different angles) during the incident. All three films rank in my all-time top ten films though.

[mrkint]

On the theme of cars, I'd like to see C'etait un Rendezvous, can't find it anywhere though.

[TANGODANCER]

Having been involved in a great many pursuits back in the day I am something of an aficionado and declare that the one in Ronin is the very best closely followed by French Connection. Bullit is an odd one and you'll notice the same green VW Beetle is passed numerous times (and at different angles) during the incident. All three films rank in my all-time top ten films though.

I'll go with that Clapton. The ones in Ronin (with an "n") and French Connection seemed so much more a part of the stories rather than just spectacle. Don't forget The Italian Job for sheer enjoyment.

[William the White]

Saw The Butler at Cineworld, and was glad to have seen it. It wears its heart on its sleeve - but its heart is also in the right place. The story it has to tell is worth telling (the archive footage was a reminder of just how vicious the South was when it came to Civil Rights).

[Beefheart]

Saw The Butler at Cineworld, and was glad to have seen it. It wears its heart on its sleeve - but its heart is also in the right place. The story it has to tell is worth telling (the archive footage was a reminder of just how vicious the South was when it came to Civil Rights).

Is there a good car chase in it?

[William the White]

Saw The Butler at Cineworld, and was glad to have seen it. It wears its heart on its sleeve - but its heart is also in the right place. The story it has to tell is worth telling (the archive footage was a reminder of just how vicious the South was when it came to Civil Rights).

Is there a good car chase in it?

There's not even a bad one... TFFT... (though Bullit is the one I remember most).

[General Mannerheim]

Death Proof is a good un too!

[mrkint]

probably mentioned it in this thread earlier but really looking forward to Inside Llewyn Davis next month. Latest Coen Brothers' effort.

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[boltonboris]

Death Proof is a good un too!

Is that the Tarantino one? I gave up on that after 30 minutes of nothing happening

[General Mannerheim]

Yep. Everyone in the world hated it. Except me. I think it's great.

Surprised you gave up on it given the calibre of women present!?

[Annoyed Grunt]

Yep. Everyone in the world hated it. Except me. I think it's great.

Surprised you gave up on it given the calibre of women present!?

It's ok....thought Plant Terror the better though.....

[Gooner Girl]

Nice evening curled up with the dog and a big bowl of ice cream. Watched 'Great British bake off - Christmas special' followed by the fantastic 'Keane + Vieria - best of enemies' which took me back to far happier times when we were invincible and actually had some steel in our team. Still dislike Roy Keane though, even after all these years...