Good charisma between them and the scene stealers. Burt and wife.
Broke into the wrong damn rec room
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Good charisma between them and the scene stealers. Burt and wife.
Broke into the wrong damn rec room
A few episodes of red dwarf now.
The oft lethal Mercurian boomerang spoons etc. Lol
Screening? NOTHING!
My Kuro started to need re-tuning every time I switched it on.
Pioneer sent a plug-in 'patch' , but unfortunately.....it was for a different model (durrr...) so my Kuro seized up.
"Can you get it to Heathrow (area)?"
(I live in Bristol)....as if.....!
so, eventually, got a pallet, it was collected. Then.....nothing.
Rang DK Audio (the fixers) who couldn't find it! It's only a big pallet with a 50 inch TV in a box, after all.
Eventually (which corner was it abandoned in?) they DID find it.
But, 3 weeks on, STILL no sign!
So I'll be watching the Utd V Spurs game on the iMac.
It's the result of the 'throw-away society'?
Costco usually tell you just to take stuff back and get a new one, for example!
Not good news. Don't have a smart tv so not updates
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On the fiddle
Wow! I've been watching 'Predestination' 2014, with Ethan Hawke and Sarah Snook. The plot is so complex and twisty, I'm going to have to watch this again.
The acting is some of the best I've ever seen, amazing performances. Sarah Snook steals the film from the excellent Hawke. Great stuff!!
Here's a plot synopsis. See if you can figure this out! :lol: http://www.thisisbarry.com/single-po...Plot-Explained
If you like a movie that screws around with your head, You'll love this.
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This movie is superb, everyone should see it.
Messes with your head, in a good way.
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Originally Posted by walpurgis
Just ordered the DVD. I have to see it again! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Gazjam
Looks interesting... Although if the plot's too complicated [requires too much concentration] it might not be my thing. When it comes to films, I'm a simple soul!:)
Anyway, just about to watch this, as the description intrigued me:
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Marco.
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The wrong arm of the law
Secret of my success
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Sir Bedevere:... How do you know so much about swallows?
King Arthur:..... Well, you have to know these things when you're king, y'know.
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Decent Russian film.
(back in time)
Watched I, Tonya last night. Great performances all round (especially Margot Robbie) and really well done, enjoyed it a lot. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...755995bcf8.jpg
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Watched Pacific Rim 2 last night.
Enjoyed the first one, thought I’d give it a whirl?
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Terrible.
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Things To Come
Just been watching an episode of the 'House' first series re-runs on Pick.
I had my doubts about Hugh Laurie playing the part of an American when it first came out and medical dramas are not my thing. But I have to say, it was bloody brilliant!
first few series were good, but it went a bit iffy later for me. he is a decent blues player tooQuote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
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Morning departure
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Lots of stiff upper lips in this with the usual redemption for the one coward who is as usual. Dicky Attenborough
Right now, this:
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Marco.
Liked that! :thumbsup:
Geoff, this would be your thing. Check it out:)
Marco.
Ah. Artistic and deeply intellectual is it? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Lol - no, weird and fucked up! You dig?:D
Marco.
Actually, it has some good reviews. I just checked. :)
It's a slow burner to start with, then goes a bit mental at the end. Defo worth a watch :)
Marco.
If it's gritty I'll probably like it...... If it's gritty and unbelievably brutal, my brother will like it! :lol:
Definitely gritty and brutal in parts - quite a dark vibe throughout.
Marco.
Hmm. Sounds interesting.
Is that John Higgins at the table, Roy?:)
Marco.
The Avengers - Infinity War
WOW :eek::D
10 out of 10
Mark Williams playing Barry Hawkins in the world championship semis, finishes tomorrow :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Ah... Is John Higgins still in it? I always support the Scottish connection!:)
Marco.
Leading in the other semi.Quote:
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Cheers :)
Marco.
How's joe Davis doing?Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
Potting black in that great crucible in the sky
Don't remember him. When did he play? Only Davis i know is Steve.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Marco.
Dominated the sport back in the dayQuote:
Originally Posted by Marco
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Davis
Ah, before my time. Steve Davis is more my era, and he's just officially retired :)
Marco.
His brother Fred was decent too as was the young pretender John Pullman
Independence Day
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My Amazon library
I've just finished watching 'Casablanca' (yet again :)) on ITV3. It's still a bloody marvellous film with a fantastic cast.
I checked the reviews on IMDB. It's the only movie I've seen reviewed there with a near endless string of 10/10 scores and well deserved, it's one of the greatest 'classic' films.
One thing I did notice that I'd not registered before. Ingrid Bergman's eyes seem to glow. Very strange and striking too. Nobody else in the film has this.
yes they did that a lot with her. very beautiful girl and good actress... Bogey hated her..lol
It didn't look artificial Grant. I think it was just natural.Quote:
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I just love Bogart movies, sheer class. Think I've got all the best on DVD! :)
Was the way they lit it and others. It was called chiaroscuro. A 3 point system. Of course she was a.m natural behind or in front of the lens.
There is an article by Jason smith that describes the way they filmed Casablanca
Ah. That explains it. You could see the light catching her eyes and I did wonder how they lit the scenes. Very effective.Quote:
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'Erin Gray In The 25th Century' - on Forces TV.
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Edit: Sorry meant 'Buck Rogers...' etc.