What film did you watch last night?

[Dogtrousers]

And here is the actual source of the plinky plinky plink on display in a museum in Vienna. Really quite cool to see the actual zither as played by Anton Karas himself. i

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We didn't quite make it to the big wheel and I'm not aware if there's a sewer tour, but did fit in some culture

Which museum?

I went to Vienna last year, liked it a lot. There is a sewer tour, but I didn't go on it.

 

[Pblakeney]

Which museum?

I went to Vienna last year, liked it a lot. There is a sewer tour, but I didn't go on in it.

FTFY.
A missed opportunity. 😉

 

[wiggydiggy]

Get Carter

Always been a favourite of mine, but watching it again older and wiser you realise that Jack Carter is not a nice person, in fact there are very few if any main characters that have any redeeming features at all.

This doesn't make the film bad, far from it I still think it's excellent, but it's a difficult watch.

Also I was out for a drink last night, not one bar person knew what I meant when I asked for a 'thin glass'......

 

[Legs]

Went last month more or less on opening night, at least opening night for iMax. The wife is really into Glenn Powell (lead actor) so she booked it in as soon as she could.

Apparently much closer to the King/Bachman book than the Schwarzenegger one. I quite fancy checking out the book now too.

I think it was a solid action flick and quite thought provoking, in a not-very-subtle way. 8/10

I am what Sai King would term a Constant Reader, and I would not be in a great hurry to re-read The Running Man. The best thing I can think to say of it is that at least it's not Roadwork.