I’m hardly going to accuse my daughter and brownie points are required for maritial unpleasantness so this us as nonjudgmental as I can be in this situation"might have been"
Last Film You Watched
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I can see how you might get in trouble with the boss fairly regular.
While there is still breath in my body….
breathing down your neck as well huh...
Obviously not. I’m in the khazi getting some respite
The Two Popes with Sir Anthony Hopkins and Sir Jonathan Pryce. A fantastic film in my humble opinion.
Yet another rewatch of the thin red line, the contrast of the futility of war against the beauty of natural ecosystems screaming out at you via a beautiful score. I don't many movies had such a profound impact upon me as this masterpiece
Speaking of masterpieces, this gem from 1992 is a delight.
And it's on UK terrestrial at 9pm tonight on 'Great! TV' (freeview 34)
Somehow the bbc has the rights to 'the good the bad and the ugly' which is on bbc2 at 10pm (was on the cowboy channels 2 weeks ago) die hard on E4 at 9pm, tombstone on film4 at 9pm,
And it's on UK terrestrial at 9pm tonight on 'Great! TV' (freeview 34)
Somehow the bbc has the rights to 'the good the bad and the ugly' which is on bbc2 at 10pm (was on the cowboy channels 2 weeks ago) die hard on E4 at 9pm, tombstone on film4 at 9pm,
I wonder what top 5 would look like for everyone's 90's comedies.
Love that film - think I've probably mentioned it before but Simon Russell Beale's performance during the arrest and execution of Beriya is absolutely tremendous.
And Jason Isaacs makes one of the greatest entrances in cinema history.
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He had to drop the number of medals to make it more believable.Zhukov apparently wore a fair few more.
Finally got round to watching wuthering heights.
First half of the film was actually quite decent and then it sort of descended into a bit of weird madness
I enjoyed the acting performances though and it was decent
Martin Clunes was ridiculously good in it as well
First half of the film was actually quite decent and then it sort of descended into a bit of weird madness
I enjoyed the acting performances though and it was decent
Martin Clunes was ridiculously good in it as well
Watched the first half hour of One Battle After Another last night.
I’m too old for films that I can neither hear or understand the dialogue, I had no idea what was happening and at best it was utter rubbish.
One to swerve.
I’m too old for films that I can neither hear or understand the dialogue, I had no idea what was happening and at best it was utter rubbish.
One to swerve.
Watched 2010: The Year We Make Contact, the sequel to 2001 which I had also just watched. 2001 is an outstanding piece of film and one of the best looking films I've ever seen, so no need to go into that.
But I had never known 2010 existed until I wiki'd Space Odyssey last week, and I wasn't expecting much. I was very pleasantly surprised. Roy Scheider, Helen Mirren and John Lithgow are the highlights of a great cast and the film, while much different in tone and execution than 2001, stands on its own as an excellent sci-fi story. I suspect it suffered from comparisons to its predecessor, but I have to say I really loved it
But I had never known 2010 existed until I wiki'd Space Odyssey last week, and I wasn't expecting much. I was very pleasantly surprised. Roy Scheider, Helen Mirren and John Lithgow are the highlights of a great cast and the film, while much different in tone and execution than 2001, stands on its own as an excellent sci-fi story. I suspect it suffered from comparisons to its predecessor, but I have to say I really loved it