The Camomile Lawn, 1992..
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The Camomile Lawn, 1992..
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Not a bad film - I enjoyed it.
Jeeves and Wooster series 1
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The best of the series. I lost interest when the two of them were stranded in America.
yes barry, it was by far the best one, alas the shortest at 5 episodes tho.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Looper, 2012... again lol... excellent film and has emily in it t'boot..
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According to director Rian Johnson, Noah Segan (Kid Blue) took several classes to learn how to spin his gun around his finger. Johnson told Entertainment Weekly that he filmed numerous takes of Segan spinning the four-pound gun, but ended up using the one where he nearly dropped it because Johnson thought it was funny.
Joe (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) falling off the fire escape was filmed on the actor's 30th birthday. Gordon-Levitt was left hanging on the stunt wires while the crew sang "Happy Birthday" and wheeled out a birthday cake.
Emily Blunt revealed that she agreed to star in the movie after reading half of the script. She didn't even know what her character was.
Yes, almost anything with Emily Blunt in it is worth watching. :)
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'Red Dawn' (1984)
In the 1980s the Soviets, Cubans, Mexicans and others invade the U.S.A - a group of high school students escape to the mountains and when their parents are murdered by the occupying forces, begin a guerrilla resistance.
Not seen this since back in the day and recall it as being a bit rubbish but it's actually quite a bit better than I remember. The original script was revised by John Milius and General Alexander Hague and went from being a low key anti-war film to something a bit more gung-ho but thankfully it doesn't go too far over the top.
The guerrilla group call themselves 'Wolverines' which is the name of their high school football team, and they spray paint the name on the vehicles they ambush and destroy to let the enemy know who did it.
In a classic case of life imitating art, following the Russian invasion of Ukraine 'Wolverines' graffiti appeared on destroyed Russian APCs:
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Worth a watch.
was fun in its day, but kinda dated a bit now. still worth a watch; ive got a copy somewhere..Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca