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They have the sound in the cinema so loud nowadays that communication by whispering is imposible in any case.
I miss the old days with Pearl & Dean, the suporting feature, the ice cream girls, and the smoking section. It's all too corporate and sanitised now.
I rarely go to the cinema these days. Apparently, when I was a nipper me and my sisters used to go to a local makeshift cinema known as 'the fleapit' every week. I have absolutely no recollection of going there, what it looked like, or what films we saw (mainly cartoons, according to my sisters). What's equally bizarre is that I have no memory of going to church on the first Friday of every month, which I must have done for ten or more years.
Your fragile child mind must have blotted out the experience. Not surprising in the case of church. I still credit church and latin lessons for instilling in me a quite amazing capacity to tolerate long periods of intense boredom.
A fabulous film from the following Bergman set:
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Sawdust And Tinsel [1953]
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Man in the high castle ser 1 ep 9.
good so far without being gripping for me. Don't think Ive identified with the characters fully for some reason.... anyway, I will watch series 2 I think
The Jungle Book (2016) . Just ordered for my digital library.
Been wanting to see this and Tarzan when it comes out too...
Always wanted to see these done well with cgi etc
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HD stream from Amazon prime
Via You Tube
The Last Days on Mars - ok sci fi horror film from a few years ago, good cast, well done effects, ultimately been done before.
Martian Chronicles - TV series from the late 70s. Recall enjoying this at the time, but not seen it in years.
Very highly recommended to all you big kids out there... Superb:DQuote:
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Great version of Bear nesessities of life by Dr John at ending credits too so wait for it
Paul.(2011). unrated version. DVD
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Went to see 'Jason Bourne' today, better than the one he wasn't in.