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Still holds up after 60 years I believe there's a remaster bluray out for the anniversary. Might get that.
That's a quality film, seen it many times. Barry Norman's father directed it. Not seen the new one but I can't imagine it being as good.
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Trials of life (blu ray) quite a decent transfer to bluray this, considering its nearly 30 years old
Quest channel - Salvage Hunters, looks to be featuring some Quad ESL57s
Good spot, I'm watching Wheeler Dealers on Quest plus one at the moment so I've got that coming up next.Quote:
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Well that was a waste of time, you never saw them come off the van at the other end so don't know what he did with them, they looked in good shape. It was intimated he got the rest of the 'Hifi set up' but couldn't see what that was, could have been a Strathclyde turntable.Quote:
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Looked to me like there were 2 turntables. I was surprised he did not have a clue about the ESL, and the bloke selling them didn't either even though they belonged to his old man.Quote:
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It's 2018 FFS why not just google them on your phone?
Master and Commander. Far side of the world
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'For England, for home, and for the prize!'Quote:
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Picnic at Hanging Rock (2018)
Enjoying this update of the 1975 film :)
Didn't realise there was a new one. I like the original, very well done that is.Quote:
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I didn't watch this, but was curious as to how it might turn out.Quote:
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I'm not sure how what is a fairly simple story can be stretched to fit into a six episode series.
So far so good, I like it.Quote:
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Stir Crazy 1980. Directed by Sidney Poitier.
A bit like a modern Hope and Crosby Road To movie I guess. You either get it or you don't.
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Guessing the cinema audiences did as it grossed over $100 mil. A record at time for a black director. Groundbreaking on many levels
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Still Game Series 2
Netflix
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Robocop. 1987. Peter Waller and Nancy Allen.
Original and best. Real nasty
Paul Verhoeven's Total Recall from 1990 starring big Arnie of course
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Billy Wilders 1963 classic. Irma La Douce. Did well at box office as well and although not a musical it is adapted from one. Andre Previn got an Oscar for the score I think
Shirley MacLaine and Jack Lemmon star
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The Death Of Stalin. 2018
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I thought the "Death of Stalin" was brilliant. Others I have spoken to didn't get it. Personally I consider it a cracker
Great movie! Manages to be hilarious and horrifying at the same time.Quote:
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Yes it's pretty good. Ive also got the red monarch from 1983. Stars Colin blakley as Stalin. It's even blacker comedy. David suchet plays Beria Pure genius
John Hughes 1989 film, Uncle Buck starring the late, great, John Candy.
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Public Enemies. 2009.
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Good film.Quote:
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Yup. So is this
Arnie and Danny are. TWINS
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Young Guns 2
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This is the follow up from young guns [emoji41]
I can recommend USS Indianapolis; Men of courage. The true story of the ship that delivered the atomic bombs later dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki and it's subsequent sinking by a Japanese submarine. Very well written and acted, even Nicholas Cage doesn't over act for once. It also doesn't shy away from detailing the attempted cover up and court martial of Captain McVey. 8 out of 10 from me.
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Hell in the Pacific 1968 starring Lee Marvin and Toshirō Mifune, the only two actors in the entire film. It was directed by John Boorman.
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Got that on DVD. Excellent movie!Quote:
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It is Top quality actingQuote:
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Klaatu Barada Nicto
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Now. Invaders from Mars from 1953
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Probably my fav film. Laughter in paradise. Think it was 1951.
Directed by mario zampi and stars alistair sim and Fay Compton among a who's who of the time
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Mario's too many crooks is worth catching too
Lucky Man, series 3 episode 1
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Star Wars Episode One: The Phantom Menace
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It has been 20 years but it isn't as bad as I remember it being.
Now watching: 'The Love Boat' on CBS Drama channel - it's been more than 30 years and it is as bad as I remember.
Julie the Cruise Director! I had a bit of thing about her.
Madagascar... Attenborough.... bluray.
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marvelous on the oppo:eek:
This is my way of traveling the world.;)
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Been a while since I've seen this, looking forward to settling down to it in 4K.
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Nice suprise, its in Dolby Viosion, didn’t say anything about that on the packaging.
Use of HDR is really good, the scenes at the start with the flaming arrows in the forest, the fire really pops off the screen in a way Ive not seen before.
Cool.
one of my all-time favs this... got the blurayQuote:
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got second disc of this on now.Quote:
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Alfred Hitchcock's 1935 version of John Buchan's The 39 Steps, starring Robert Donat and Madeleine Carroll.
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BFI player
A Night to Remember. 1958.. stars Kenneth More, and directed by Roy Ward Baker
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The best Titanic film imo.
BFI player again.
Love Boat on cbs drama, so unintentionally funny [emoji23]
Another Love Boat fan, yay!Quote:
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I don't remember it being so cheesy. I was quite surprised.