No. no I Max in Northern Ireland now, it went bust.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gazjam
Just plain cinema, good picture, nice sound, no issues with dialogue for me. Beautiful, moving, thought provoking film.
Regards Neil
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No. no I Max in Northern Ireland now, it went bust.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gazjam
Just plain cinema, good picture, nice sound, no issues with dialogue for me. Beautiful, moving, thought provoking film.
Regards Neil
The Ghosts f Berkeley Square (1947) starring Robert Morley and Felix Aylmer as ghosts trapped in a house until royalty visits and their attempts to entince them over the centuries.
Top class and rarely seen film this.
Blu Ray version of Casablanca is up now. Topquality reproduction and of course the film is up there with all the greats(possibly ahead of)
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Could be the start of a beautiful friendship. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by struth
One of my favourites - along with 'To Have and Have Not'; debuting the divine Lauren Bacall. :)
LOL.....
Might as well get in the spirit so now watching "It's a Wonderful Life" recorded earlier.
CARRY ON AGAIN DOCTOR.(1969). ONE OF THE LATER ONES (18TH I THINK) BUT STILL VERY GOOD FOR ALL THAT...
Some great names like Gladstone Screwer, Doctor Frederick Carver, Doctor Ernest Stoppidge, Doctor Jimmy Nookey and last but not least(at least she's upfront), Goldie Locks aka Maud Boggins :lolsign::lolsign:
Oppenheimer
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4-disc BBC mini-series. Sam Waterston was made for the part of Oppenheimer.
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Originally Posted by Barry
I have this as well, although mine is a 3 disc version. It is rather good, and stylish too. Also have shadowmakers which tells the same story but in a shorter time.
Currently watching "The Gentle Sex".... a ww2 propaganda film focusing on women's contributions to the war effort in uniform. Top quality film it is too.
and on to Red Dwarf 10. Best since the beginning of series 7