Missus wants to watch this tonight. Is it worth coming up with an excuse not to watch it?
Last Film You Watched
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Shevin Keedy
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I had the misfortune to watch this last night it was rubbish.
I did find a foreign language film later on BBC called Timbuktu, which was about Islamic State and it was very good.
I would. I watched it with my better half and didn't enjoy it.
Apparently there is a good documentary regarding the making of that movie. I’ve never seen it myself.
Saw this in the news recently.
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Minimeister
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It's OK mate, not terrible, not great. Make sure you stay with it right until the end......
OnlyBlueWillDo
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Based on true events though, I was going to watch it, I watched the documentary series on Discovery I think it was a year or two ago about the Long Island Serial Killer...
Mcdrewson
Home and dry
Finished watching The Highwaymen this afternoon about the story of Bonnie & Clyde. Worth a watch.
Now onto the main event. The original theatrical release of Star Wars. Have several versions of the trilogy but fed up of all the crap 90s CGI and additional scenes; finally bought the box set from the 90s that has the originals as bonus discs. Resolution is awful (the print was taken from laserdisc in the early 90s) but I think, rather know, I prefer it. No Jabba at the Millennium Falcon, no Greedo firing before Han. Top stuff.
Now onto the main event. The original theatrical release of Star Wars. Have several versions of the trilogy but fed up of all the crap 90s CGI and additional scenes; finally bought the box set from the 90s that has the originals as bonus discs. Resolution is awful (the print was taken from laserdisc in the early 90s) but I think, rather know, I prefer it. No Jabba at the Millennium Falcon, no Greedo firing before Han. Top stuff.
The Town.
Really enjoyed it and can see why it’s been recommended to me but the way it ended didn’t quite sit right for me.
Gone baby gone is a better film imo.
Really enjoyed it and can see why it’s been recommended to me but the way it ended didn’t quite sit right for me.
Gone baby gone is a better film imo.
And another :
Synopsis :
The House That Dripped Blood 1970 REVIEW | Spooky Isles
SELENE PAXTON-BROOKS reviews the third Amicus horror portmanteau, The House That Dripped Blood (1970)www.spookyisles.com
This is without doubt my favorite Hammer film.
Asylum has some of the most unintentionally hilarious horror scenes ever committed to film.
The bit where the fella's dismembered wifes body parts come back to life is absolutely ridiculous. Pure camp
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
I watched Corruption (1968) tonight starring Peter Cushing as a murderous surgeon. Includes this hip party scene. Has a very weird ending which I won't spoil, it's available on t'Youtube.
The binman chronicles
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I've just seen Sinbad stabbed to death in Jack Ryan Shadow Recruit. And to think he left Brookside to find a safer life away from the close.
Generally that is always true. The only exception I can think of is 'The Green Mile' where the film is as good as the book. Can anyone think of any other films where the film is as good (Shawshank Redemption but wasn't that a novella?).
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
How old is he now ?
The binman chronicles
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According to interwebs Michael Starke is now 62.
witchdoc187
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Yeah I enjoyed that too