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Trading Places. 1983, directed by John Landis.
Stars Eddie Murphy, Dan Aykroyd and Jamie Lee Curtis.
Top quality supporting cast and great script made this a highly successful film grossing 6 times it's budget.
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Not tonight, but didn’t get a chance to post on Friday evening when we watched it - “A Star is Born” - the 2018 remake with Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga - seriously worth putting your prejudices aside (if indeed you have any) and enjoying an amazing movie.
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I really enjoyed it, and “Lady Gaga” is nothing like her pop star persona would suggest. Bradley Cooper also directed, and it is genuinely him singing (not sure on the guitar playing) might not be your cup of tea musically, but it is IMHO a very well put together film.
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Was in bed last night watching Space 1999 on Forces TV. Man he should have made a feature film of that at the time, would have been brilliant..
Original series was good. Oh the pain. LolQuote:
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The Man From Laramie. 1955.
Directed by Anthony Mann and stars Jimmy Stewart, needless to say.
Quality western again from the duo.
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Mobsters. 1991. Stars Anthony Quinn and Christian Slaterhttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...63e974537a.jpg
It details the creation of*The Commission. Set in*New York City, taking place from 1917 to 1931, it is a semi-fictitious account of the rise of*Charles "Lucky" Luciano,*Meyer Lansky,*Frank Costello, and*Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel.
First new TV programme I've watched in ages, fucking hilarious, on BBC iplayer, 'Blindboy undestroys the world'. The trout is the best thing about the show, watch it and see.