Nigel-YZ1
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- Somewhere else... maybe soon.
This is Spinal Tap.
Never seen it so what the heck.
Was ready to switch it off after 35 minutes.
Never seen it so what the heck.
Was ready to switch it off after 35 minutes.
What film did you watch last night?
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Levo-Lon
Guru
Its better with a few beers and a bag of weed..
randynewmanscat
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- Vienne, Poitou-Chrentes
I remember Campagnolo's announcement of eleven speed cassettes in the cycling press, "these go to eleven".
randynewmanscat
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- Vienne, Poitou-Chrentes
Two scenes I especially enjoy in that film, the pods and the Stonehenge stage scene with the small people. Never order stuff from the drawing on the back of a fag packet!
swee'pea99
Legendary Member
Stan & Ollie - I enjoyed it...found it very touching. Great performances all round. My wife kind of enjoyed it too. Our 19 year old daughter fell asleep.
Off to see it tonight.
Keep me posted, Ian, I'm due to see it tomorrow with a reluctant partner!
Slick
Guru
Pretty much what I thought, even what I suspected from your daughter, you really need to be a bit of a fan to really get it.
As I said in another thread.
A lovely film. Funny and sad in equal measures. Steve Coogan was born to play Stan though John C Reilly was excellent also. The actress who played Stan's wife does a great comic turn throughout. A thoroughly enjoyable film. Well worth going to see imo.
Cheers mate, I'll blame you if it all goes Pete Tong!
Levo-Lon
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NorthernDave
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- The real Northern Powerhouse
Demolition Man.
It seems to be on every other week, but it's always worth a watch, if only for the mindless action and 1990s view of the future. Probably Sly's finest ever performance and Sandra Bullock's breakthrough movie - what's not to love?
It seems to be on every other week, but it's always worth a watch, if only for the mindless action and 1990s view of the future. Probably Sly's finest ever performance and Sandra Bullock's breakthrough movie - what's not to love?
The Crofted Crest
Veteran
10 / 10
If you're on the look-out for 90 minutes of loving, Kafkaesque magical surrealism starring a cemetery caretaker, Pinochet's death squads and six stranded whales, all beautifully photographed* in harsh sunlight, and let's face it who isn't?
Look no further:
View: https://youtu.be/X1e6OaNQ-2k
If you're on the look-out for 90 minutes of loving, Kafkaesque magical surrealism starring a cemetery caretaker, Pinochet's death squads and six stranded whales, all beautifully photographed* in harsh sunlight, and let's face it who isn't?
The camera only moves four times, panning to the left when the state's goons come into the mortuary, panning left again when the caretaker finds the carnage they leave behind, zooming in ever so slightly when a whale swims through the sky and turning 90 degrees just before a cloudburst in a post office (that's always so annoying). All the other shots are static, with the actors often framed in between doorways, alleys, aisles, curtains and street furniture, which might get bloody irritating if one were to over analyze it.
Look no further:
View: https://youtu.be/X1e6OaNQ-2k
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Drago
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