Never got Superman. Too powerful. always with the Kryptonite. At least Batman is mortal. But for me Batman is always the TV show with Adam West, not the comic books, or the films.
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Never got Superman. Too powerful. always with the Kryptonite. At least Batman is mortal. But for me Batman is always the TV show with Adam West, not the comic books, or the films.
not really my thing so may not make the end, but you never know I guess.
Sometimes those sort of films can be clever and funny, like 'The Incredibles' - you never know.
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Flixster digital library
Seen worse tbh, and although pretty slow starting, and fact I had not seen any of the earlier ones( I think there must have been) it was good when it got going, and worth a re-watch I thinkQuote:
Originally Posted by struth
Now, going to catch the opening episode of Manhattan (2015). amazon tv series on the A bomb, I think anyways. looks interesting and Amazon's series are usually decent or better. Stars Rachel Brosnahan, Michael Chernus and Christopher Denham ...
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Carry On Girls.
June Whitfield as Mrs Prodworthy.
:-) as a boy, over at my friends' house. His Father would invariably be glued to his TV set... anytime, after his working hours.
Which was clearly unusual to me. Yet, even more curiously, that fudd claimed he knew the names of All the 'actors' on his Screen. And took pains to inform one and all.
This boggled my 12 yr old mind as to Why anybody would even want to know.
Meaning nothing.. other than the preceding postings triggered that memory
Things are different now but back in the 1970s, in England, in the winter, there was not much else to do other than stop in and watch telly or go out to the pub. Obviously if you were too young to go to the pub that left one option.
In any case, knowing who played who in the Carry On films should really be compulsory learning in schools. Even in Canada. In fact, especially in Canada ;)
Someone once suggested (on a comedy show, I think) that films should have subtitles to remind you what else the actors have been in, to prevent whispering in the cinema. Nowadays, on DVD cases, they actually include the titles of other films the actors have been in. Dunno what they do if it's the actor's debut role.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
No pleasing some folk of course