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  #3480695 14-Apr-2026 05:26
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Movieman:

 

EXTRACTION 2 (Netflix)

 

Chris Hemsworth is Tyler Rake in Extraction 2, the sequel to Netflix's blockbuster action film Extraction. Rake is back as the Australian black ops mercenary, tasked with another deadly mission: rescuing the battered family of a ruthless Georgian gangster from the prison where they are being held.

 

I saw Extraction on Netflix a couple of years ago, and, as an action fan, I thought that it was excellent. Having read that there is to be a third film in the franchise, I decided to view the second film, aptly named Extraction 2, and it's a cracking watch. Pretty much action throughout, with lots of over-the-top combat, of which one scene in particular is pure action gold. Chris Hemsworth is the perfect fit for the role of mercenary/commando; Tyler Rake. I really enjoyed this one. The Dolby Atmos soundtrack is exceptional. 8.5/10.

 

 

Totally agree, both movies are excellent.





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  #3480718 14-Apr-2026 09:04
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A nice little film call The Outfit with Mark Rylance about an ex-Savile row cutter in Chicago. 8 out of 10.





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  #3484777 27-Apr-2026 19:20
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PRIME MINISTER - The Arden documentary, Netflix. I watched it over two or three sittings. For New Zealanders it may feel a little boring and predictable because we already know the characters and we know more or less what is going to happen. It is unique. I'd give it an 8/10.



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  #3484894 28-Apr-2026 05:08
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gzt: PRIME MINISTER - The Arden documentary, Netflix. I watched it over two or three sittings. For New Zealanders it may feel a little boring and predictable because we already know the characters and we know more or less what is going to happen. It is unique. I'd give it an 8/10.

 

I didn’t find it boring at all. Agree with your rating.


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  #3484911 28-Apr-2026 09:14
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Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice

Black Comedy action flick on D+ starring Vince Vaughn, James Marsden, Eliza Gonzalez and others. 

 

It's very good and uses an old trope but in a new way. 





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  #3485178 28-Apr-2026 18:12
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Fight Club , on Netflix

 

10/10

I didnt know it was on Netflix, a pleasant surprise.
Its still a great movie , well worth a 2nd or 3rd watch
When you know the plot twist , you can pickup on things you wouldnt have noticed on the 1st viewing 

 

 


 
 
 

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  #3495915 27-May-2026 16:53
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We took the kids to go and see The Sheep Detectives yesterday at the movies.

 

Everyone had a great time, especially Miss 14. Just a really well done, fun family movie with a fabulous cast. It was somewhat Knives out meets cgi sheep.

 

8/10


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  #3496247 28-May-2026 15:46
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Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan: Ghost War 6/10

 

Follows Jack Ryan who reunites with CIA operatives to navigate a treacherous web of betrayal against an enemy who knows their every move, facing a past they thought was long put to rest.

 

Very Ho Hum movie.





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  #3496251 28-May-2026 15:58
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JayADee:

 

jamesrt:

 

Project Hail Mary; a solid adaption of the book; and enjoyable enough, although clearly Ryan Gosling has ZERO idea about how glasses should be worn; the way they were hanging off his face for half the movie I actually found quite distracting...

 

8/10

 

 

I kept wondering how I already knew the plot then realised I had read the book. Faithful adaptation. 

 

 

I only just watched this. If I hadn't already read the book I probably would have enjoyed it a lot more, but so much of the science was glossed over or emitted entirely that it was a real let down for me. I understand the cuts had to be made for length, and to appeal to a general audience, but it kind of ruined it for me. So I was left feeling "meh".


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  #3496430 29-May-2026 14:06
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Paul1977:

 

JayADee:

 

jamesrt:

 

Project Hail Mary; a solid adaption of the book; and enjoyable enough, although clearly Ryan Gosling has ZERO idea about how glasses should be worn; the way they were hanging off his face for half the movie I actually found quite distracting...

 

8/10

 

 

I kept wondering how I already knew the plot then realised I had read the book. Faithful adaptation. 

 

 

I only just watched this. If I hadn't already read the book I probably would have enjoyed it a lot more, but so much of the science was glossed over or emitted entirely that it was a real let down for me. I understand the cuts had to be made for length, and to appeal to a general audience, but it kind of ruined it for me. So I was left feeling "meh".

 


They also did this with The Martian, which was written by the same person. 






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  #3496437 29-May-2026 15:09
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Handsomedan:

 

Paul1977:

 

JayADee:

 

jamesrt:

 

Project Hail Mary; a solid adaption of the book; and enjoyable enough, although clearly Ryan Gosling has ZERO idea about how glasses should be worn; the way they were hanging off his face for half the movie I actually found quite distracting...

 

8/10

 

 

I kept wondering how I already knew the plot then realised I had read the book. Faithful adaptation. 

 

 

I only just watched this. If I hadn't already read the book I probably would have enjoyed it a lot more, but so much of the science was glossed over or emitted entirely that it was a real let down for me. I understand the cuts had to be made for length, and to appeal to a general audience, but it kind of ruined it for me. So I was left feeling "meh".

 


They also did this with The Martian, which was written by the same person. 


 

 

 

 

Not including the sandstorm scene in The Martian was absolutely bloody criminal. It was the most gripping part of the book!


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  #3498785 30-May-2026 16:56
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In The Grey

 

 

 

7.5/10

 

Henry and Jake play off each other well, love anything Guy Ritchie. 


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  #3498859 30-May-2026 23:50
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Honey Dont : Netflix

"Honey Don't! is a 2025 neo-noir black comedy film directed by Ethan Coen"
"A small-town (female)private investigator delves into a series of strange deaths tied to a mysterious church."

 

I'd give it 9.5/10 . Its a gem . 
If you like the old 1940,50's detective movies , this ones for you . The lead reminds me of Lauren Bacall . 
You never know where the plot is going , with a few twists & turns .
A modern take on the old detective movies , with a modern plot .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jzr6pHIZAI0


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  #3498957 31-May-2026 11:38
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Over Your Dead Body

 

 

 

That wasn't at all what I expected it to be, was going more funny that graphic gore. Wife wasn't impressed with that suggestion, stil enjoyable and funny seeing Jason Segel in a different kind of role too. 

 

 

 

7/10


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  #3499003 31-May-2026 23:13
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Under the Skin , Netflix (untill June 13)

A strange film , with almost no dialogue.
Stars Scarlett Johansson , as an alien/skinwalker thing .
Its more an indie type film , set it Scotland . She preys on a lone men in the evening hours , then seems to become more self aware/human
Worth a watch . Its the opposite of an action film , but quite interesting . 


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