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Another one of my favourite films. Inspiring.
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Another one of my favourite films. Inspiring.
U & Eden channel showing proper Dr Who - 'Spearhead From Space.'
Was on BBC1, and although I have seen it before it is unmissable, really. Gary Oldman really is fantastic, if you haven’t seen it before an essential film in my opinion.
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Absolutely loved it, been 10ish years since I watched it.
Tarantino's 2nd best film
It's a good film and, as you say, Gary Oldman plays the part of Churchill very well.Quote:
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The scene in the London Underground is of course pure fantasy.
That Pussy Wagon needs a big screen :)Quote:
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'Bullet Train' (2022)
Brad Pitt has to retrieve a briefcase from a Japanese bullet train but it turns out to be much harder to do than he expects.
Lots of sub-Tarantino characters and dialogue in this one but, despite that, for a modern film it's not too bad. Brad Pitt can usually be relied on to carry whatever he's in anyway. Lots and lots of twists and turns.
Well worth a watch if you like 'action comedy'.
Following a post by Roy and confirmed by Steve, I watched an episode of 'Knight Rider' on Legend TV. It wasn't as bad as I thought it might be, but I don't think I'll be watching any more episodes.
Nostalgia ain't what it used to be; save for M*A*S*H which I can always watch, and usually do.
These shows can be enjoyed, provided you're able to suspend your disbelief. It's always the shows with action scenes, such as Knight Rider, A Team, Incredible Hulk, Six Million Dollar Man - with scenes that defy the laws of physics. I don't know why we are so critical of it these days while it was accepted forty years ago (apart from Six Million Dollar Man, that was never believable).Quote:
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Shows that are 'character led' stand the test of time so much better imo, MASH being a prime example.
True that but for some reason they don't put many of those on. MASH has been running pretty much continuously since I first got cable in 1997 but they never put on other character-led stuff I remember as being good - like Barney Miller, or Night Court.Quote:
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