due to the the anniversary i'm watching goes forth....i'm sure the fallen would have approved
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due to the the anniversary i'm watching goes forth....i'm sure the fallen would have approved
American Gangster. With Denzil W. I know I have seen this before but I can't recall any of it. Having said that it does jump around a lot and you need to pay attention to what is going on or you lose the plot. Don't know about anyone else but I get a bit irritated if a film is made in such a manner that I can't follow what is happening without really concentrating. None of the great films of all time are like that.
Agreed....Ive seen it and it irritated me too....Too much phaffing about
watching the 2002 version of the hound of the baskervilles on the drama channel. Richard Roxburgh and Richard E Grant star.
I dunno. 'The Big Sleep' is incomprehensible in plot terms because the studio insisted that the ending be changed. Still a great film though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
It is great and I have watched it too many times. The book is a top read as well. As for the convoluted plot even with the original story Chandler confessed even he did not really know who murdered the chauffer.
BBC FourHD - NOW - The Day After Tomorrow ..... into Infinity.
A rare chance to see this only shown once (when originally transmitted) Gerry Anderson pilot for a show that was never commissioned. The light ship Altares sets out to explore the mysteries of the universe.
This show was science heavy and very much a vehicle to present science in a fiction context. Very much the same look and vibe as Space 1999, with actors from that show. Brian Blessed, Joanna Dunham and Nick Tate.
Can't believe this is on, as I have long wanted to see it again.
More here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Day...w_(TV_special)
Regards Neil
missed half of it but watching now.....never seen it
I missed the first 5 minutes.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Very enjoyable but a bit light as it was aimed at a young audience. I recall it being shown in an early evening slot. Can't believe it was 1975.
Regards Neil
Series could have been the British 'Lost in Space' (without the dodgy robot & pantomime villain)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalek Supreme D L