Done !Quote:
Originally Posted by MartinT
English too
a veggie that also does Yoga - hmmm
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Done !Quote:
Originally Posted by MartinT
English too
a veggie that also does Yoga - hmmm
Clone (also released as 'Womb')
Where to start? A really compelling small film starring Eva Green and Matt Smith set in the near future. They are childhood sweethearts by the seaside who go on to live their separate lives. When they meet again in their early twenties, they fall in love. A tragic accident means that she finds herself alone again, unable to cope with the loss. So she decides to bear his clone.
The rest of the film describes his growing up, their ostracism by society for his being a 'copy', and many deep, uncomfortable moments where questions are asked and not easily answered. Intensely portrayed by Green in an outstanding role, Clone is mesmerising and unnerving and quite wonderful.
I watched Fast & Furious 6 this morning was pretty impressed, yes, it is rather unrealistic but if you want a 'balls out' action movie it's well worth a look :)
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Quatermass and the Pit - BBC TV serial part of the BBC DVD including all three series Experiment, Quatermass Two and Quatermass and the Pit.
Fantastic stuff and in many ways superior to the Hammer film though I do love that and the other Hammer Quatermass films. Well worth watching if you haven't seen the originals.
Regards Neil
Watching series 3... Great show!
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For once, I agree with you :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by pjdowns
I think that'll be twice Martin :lol: you also agreed with The West Wing remember ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by MartinT
Well, let's make it three, then. You're about to recommend Game of Thrones and I shall agree with you again :rfl:Quote:
Originally Posted by pjdowns
Na sorry Martin,Quote:
Originally Posted by MartinT
Can't stand it, sorry :)
Back to Fast & Furious 43 then...