Ah yeh, I've found streams of it was just wondering if it had been released to stream or something in the UK.
Want to wait for a HD version to come out - quality of streams has been a bit meh.
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Ah yeh, I've found streams of it was just wondering if it had been released to stream or something in the UK.
Want to wait for a HD version to come out - quality of streams has been a bit meh.
It's in HD if you look Nymzee - I downloaded it and watched it in 1080p
Watched that suicide squad which was pretty decent I think. I quite like Margot Robbie but think she’s miscast in that role. Good casting otherwise. John Cena surprisingly so.
Can you send me a PM please? Only found SD versions.
This looks like a cinema film for me.
It definitely is - Unfortunately the powers that be pulled the UK release
It would be for me if they were releasing it over here haha.
…when Posters highlight a film, it’d be really useful if they say what channel they watched it on.
Annie Hall.
Erm... how did that win an Oscar?
One of the most pretentious piles of rubbish I've ever seen. It didn't raise even a hint of a smile from me once. I've seen dated movies before and enjoyed them by trying to appreciate the context of its' time, but this? Bloody hell.
Erm... how did that win an Oscar?
One of the most pretentious piles of rubbish I've ever seen. It didn't raise even a hint of a smile from me once. I've seen dated movies before and enjoyed them by trying to appreciate the context of its' time, but this? Bloody hell.
Just watching ET with the kids.. amazing film..
4737carlin
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Never seen this, it's on my list of films everyone has seen apart from me
I finally watched the Godfather films the other week. They were the ones for me that i'd never seen..
I think I've seen everything now that everyone says to watch..
Except for Shawshank and Avatar.. ?
Just finished The Green Knight and loved it. Felt like I was tripping my balls off the entire time. Definitely going to be a marmite film though.
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Garbage.
summerisle
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The Earth Dies Screaming : a British 60s sci-fi film where a dastardly plot by aliens, who we never see, release a gas that kills virtually everyone on Earth. Cue a country village (Shere in Surrey) where a motley band of people, including an American for the export market, who have fortuitously escaped the gas gather in a hotel. They are then menaced by the slowest and least convincing robots (all two of them) ever to have been built.
Said robots have the ability to raise the dead as some sort of proto-zombies. In fact they just forced the actors to wear weird contact lenses and following the lead of the robots, walk menacingly slowly trying to kill the protagonists - defenceless women in the main.
The denouement matches the rest of the film : the ubiquitous American figures out that the aliens are controlling the robots by means of radio waves via a transmitter, which is conveniently located little more than a mile away. How he figured it out was a mystery, but nevertheless he did and blew up the transmitter. Thankfully it lasted little over an hour ; to save you watching it the trailer condenses it in two and a bit minutes.
Said robots have the ability to raise the dead as some sort of proto-zombies. In fact they just forced the actors to wear weird contact lenses and following the lead of the robots, walk menacingly slowly trying to kill the protagonists - defenceless women in the main.
The denouement matches the rest of the film : the ubiquitous American figures out that the aliens are controlling the robots by means of radio waves via a transmitter, which is conveniently located little more than a mile away. How he figured it out was a mystery, but nevertheless he did and blew up the transmitter. Thankfully it lasted little over an hour ; to save you watching it the trailer condenses it in two and a bit minutes.