...or get a mate to loan you it on DVD? :)
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...or get a mate to loan you it on DVD? :)
Were u watching it on dvd? thought it was on virgin. aye, well I may drop to my knee with a proposal next time I see you ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Gazjam
It was on Netflix...
My Boy has a monthly suscription and he has put me on his "family" account..bless.
No need for smut Grant, your a mate. :)
Smut!!! MEE!!! I will be taking the ring back to the jewellers tomorrow :ner:
Beneath us the waves.....the story of the sinking of the Tirpiz by mini subs in a Norwegian Fjord
Enough of that beguiling at95. now just started on film4. ToraToraTora.
Sitting down to dinner this eve with "Better call Saul" on Netflix.
Whitechapel Series 1....Rupert Penry Jones (who also narrated some Flashman audio books). he was very good in that role :eyebrows:
Sherlock Holmes and the Incident at Victoria Falls 1992
Watched a bit of 'Dexys' on BBC 4 for some stupid reason. I never did like Kevin Rowland.
Always about image, but the music (if one could call it that) falls short in my view. Words like 'arse' spring to mind.
He wears nice hats :eyebrows: I like my hats.Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
....on to part 2 of this Holmes tv movie that amazingly I have never seen before
I seldom go out without my baseball cap. Having a shaved nut, my head gets burned in summer and it's too cold in winter.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Prefer a Fedora :eyebrows:Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
I dare say. But I'm a lout! :eyebrows:Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Whitechappel series 1 ep 2. ...The ripper lives:rolleyes:
My grand daughters were once again watching The Wizard of Oz on More 4 earlier. It never ceases to amaze me how good this film is, considering it was made in 1939.
The Following series 1 ep1 starring Kevin Bacon, James Purefoy and Shawn Ashmore....don't know much about it but will watch and see.
Pretty bloodthirsty and mind twisting. not really my cup of tea tbh... plenty who'll love it though.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
think I'll watch a carry on film to expunge it from my memory
Marco and Geoff, its up your streets :eyebrows:
A bit crappy and predictable though. I like quality!! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Mel Brooks The Producers just started on film4. stars Zero Mostel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHmYIo7bcUw
"I picked the wrong play the wrong director and the wrong cast...Where did I go right"!!
Whiplash - Great movie for jazz fans. Some incredible drumming
Theres summert about birds in German dirndl's :eyebrows:
:stalks:
Now "COPPER" season 1 ep 1..streamed from prime
WIFI is back for now. :eyebrows:
watching The Admirable Crighton starring Kenneth More
So it's not just me? I've had internet issues tonight. Couldn't get Google and other sites several times and that was on two different PCs. I did a W7 reinstall on one earlier as it was needed and still had browsing problems afterwards on two different browsers. Must be a 'net' problem (or is it the weather?).Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Dont know, may be a line based web problem. I posted elsewhere how I got round it.
Operation Mincemeat. the documentary version of the fooling of the Germans about where they would attack the Axis powers....It worked superbly.
Finally got around to watching 'Tyrannosaur' - superb work by all concerned
Peter Mullan and Olivia Colman are always immensely watchable in whatever they do but in this their performances were absolutely gripping and intensely moving.
Drums Along the Mohawk....Henry Fonda and Claudette Corbert ....1939 I think and certainly hasnt aged much. lovely print
First episode of the new Amazon series OUTLANDER.. seems promising so far....on prime
15 mins in and I was mortified with a spot of muff diving:stalks::oops:
Watched 2 eps and it is pretty good. perhaps too much unnecessary titillation but that's the way the wind blows these days I guess. Will continue to watch rest of series.
Never unnecessary :DQuote:
Originally Posted by struth
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Originally Posted by Roy S
lol... sometimes it gets in the way :eyebrows:
In lieu of the latest episode of Better Call Saul I've been catching up on "wot else is good" on Netflix.
2 series have caught my interest, both comedies and genuinely funny...
"It's Always Sunny In Philidelphia"
Started off as "the Anti-Friends" (not good) but found its feet in an episode or two.
Smart, with some genuinely bust a gut laughing scripts.
"Arrested Development"
Feels like Seinfeld crossed with Larry Sanders Show crossed with Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Genuinely funny, some clever Schlemiel's writing this stuff..
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Originally Posted by Gazjam
Used to have a series of that on dvd. It was quite good.
......Currently watching Red Dwarf series 5.
ok. music off and telly on fir Red Dwarf season 5 on Dave.:D. cumonthedwarfers
Charlotte Gray. Cate Blanchett in the title role and one of my favourite Flashman talking book voices Rupert Penry-Jones....made in 2001 by Gillian Armstrong who did the Dylan and Petty docu concert Hard to Handle
Fabulous series, I was watching it on RTE until the mid season break now I fear I won't be able to watch the rest, down with Amazon, Netflix etc boo hiss.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
The Garrison Commander episode is very violent.
Regards Neil
Just finished watching The Raid Two.
First film was very good but this has no story as such just fighting, killing and not much else. Stick with the first one and give this a miss would be my advice.
Regards Neil
south pacific castaways on yesterday...
Just unearthed a few charity shop DVDs I've not watched. I tried to watch something called 'Cabin Fever' and had to turn it of. It fell somewhere between dismal and abysmal. I've now put on 'The Cave'. It looks a bit better, we'll see.
Not heard of either Geoff.
I am still watching Outlander on prime. it is very good.
Having a rest now...watching Planet Earth with David Attenbourgh
King of Kings - BBC 2 at least one channel is acknowledging that today is Easter.
Regards Neil
cant beat Elvis films:eyebrows:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalek Supreme D L
sorry Neil. the temptation was too much.... happy easter to you.
:nocomment:Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
and to you Grant.
Regards Neil
I know what you meant though. Even Easter has become less of a religious thing and more of a holiday; I guess its a consequence of the country becoming more and more secular.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalek Supreme D L
anyways I am watching a time team now
Rewatching "Garth Merenghi's Darkplace"...
Spoof within a spoof, imagine a James Herbert style horror writer wrote a series for TV in the 1980's and it got rejected for being crap. He gets a chance later to show it on early Channel 4 and tell everyone how great he is (and he's not) and how great his rejected TV show was...
Silly but absolutely brilliant, early work for Matt Berry and "Moss" from the IT Crowd.
Shoddy sets, dubbed dialogue terrible (pretend) acting...
Textbook silly forgotten how funny it was.
A wee clip. :)
http://youtu.be/g8QiYmvFiKQ