Discussion Group "The End of Oak Street" OR AND "A House of Dynamite" for Film Club

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Here is the space to share your thoughts and reviews of the Film Club chosen movies for this month. This is the space to share your reviews if you cant make the online meeting or wish to share your thoughts with a wider audience. 

I have not seen the film yet, but am looking forward to going and cant wait for us to review both films at the film club on the 14th September 

See you all soon 

Sarah, Nicky and Clare 

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    House of Dynamite is one of those films that had me feeling stressed just watching it Joy. The whole idea of having minutes to decide what to do about an unidentified nuclear missile is terrifying, and I actually thought the tension was really well done.

    Rebecca Ferguson was brilliant, and I really liked that the female characters weren’t just there in the background — they were actually involved in the decisions and the crisis. I just wish we’d got a little more character development from some of them.

    Really gripping in places, although I did find the repeated perspectives a little frustrating. Overall, I enjoyed it, but it didn’t completely blow me away. Definitely worth a watch though! 

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    Anonymous 2 days ago

    House of Dynamite is one of those films that had me feeling stressed just watching it Joy. The whole idea of having minutes to decide what to do about an unidentified nuclear missile is terrifying, and I actually thought the tension was really well done.

    Rebecca Ferguson was brilliant, and I really liked that the female characters weren’t just there in the background — they were actually involved in the decisions and the crisis. I just wish we’d got a little more character development from some of them.

    Really gripping in places, although I did find the repeated perspectives a little frustrating. Overall, I enjoyed it, but it didn’t completely blow me away. Definitely worth a watch though! 

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