Quatermass and the pit, starring Andrew Keir Barbara Shelley and James Donald. Made in 67, this is one of Britain's best Hammer horror films.
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Quatermass and the pit, starring Andrew Keir Barbara Shelley and James Donald. Made in 67, this is one of Britain's best Hammer horror films.
Just watched Interstellar..
Best movie I've seen in a good while, quite trippy, dealing with time, relativity and other abstract concepts in an entertaining way.
Ending was quite emotional too.
Ooh. That's a goodie Grant.Quote:
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Do you remember 'The Tomb of Ligeia'? That was another Classic Hammer film. Very brooding and atmospheric.
Doesn't ring a bell instantly. Will have to think about that one.
Fabulous filmQuote:
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Regards Neil
The devils on skirts aka carry on up the kyber is just started on film4 with sir sydney ruff-diamond having his tiffen allthe time and then pitting his minor wits v randy lal
Bring on the dancing girls. Get rid of this idiot! .. Fakir....off!:lolsign::sorry:
Fawlty Towers.
'So that's two egg mayonaisses, a prawn Goebels, a Herman Goering and four Colditz salads.'
Nobody's doing anything that good anymore.
Far more entertaining than 'A Star On Earth' in which the faintly annoying Prof Brian Cox is supposed to be looking at nuclear fusion, which should be interesting. Regrettably, after some unnecessarily long and tedious primary school level exposition about how the sun works, he quickly moves straight onto the climate change bollocks, thus forcing me to switch off and once again seriously consider not paying the licence fee.
"faintly annoying"? That should read: "very annoying"!
Dad's Army- The Movie.