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It's on LFC TV just lookedQuote:
Originally Posted by Bigman80
'Night Of The Demon' starting now on Horror Channel.
Best horror film ever.
Proper creepy!Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
A horror classic.
"It's in the trees, it's coming" a quote from the film and used by Kate Bush on the track "The Hounds of Love"
I remember watching it in me yoof and pooping me pants.
'Easy Rider' just starting now on Movies4Men.
Horribly dated now - but worth watching for the music.Quote:
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An iconic movie, love the motorcycles, they are the real stars. But I’ve never been fond of the ending, seems like they ran out of film and had to end it quickly.Quote:
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Russell
And coincidentally, timed just as Peter Fonda dies, aged 79 :(
One of my sisters and my favorite films.
Great actor... R.I.P
Loved the fact that when they were filming easy rider, after the long riding shoots with him riding his high handle barred bike. When they had a rest he couldn't get his beer to his mouth because his arms had seized up.
Another thing was when Jack Nicholson went off on his 'venusians' part. He was so stoned that it took ages to film it. He broke up laughing for ages half way through and everyone thought it wasn't going to happen, but they kept rolling and he just started again and did the full take. Just brilliant.
Toni basil who in the 80s had the hit 'oh micky' was also in the film.
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1540 today on Channel 5 'A Bridge Too Far' - the best WW2 film ever. Proper Bank Holiday weekend film.
SS Panzer Officer: My general says there is no point in continuing this fighting! He wishes to discuss terms of a surrender!
Major Harry Carlyle: Shall I answer him, sir?
Lt. Col. John Frost: Tell him to go to hell.
Major Harry Carlyle: We haven't the proper facilities to take you all prisoner! Sorry!
SS Panzer Officer: What?
Major Harry Carlyle: We'd like to, but we can't accept your surrender! Was there anything else?
'The Taking Of Pelham 123' just starting on Sony Movies. The proper one not the crappy remake with Travolta.
They're showing 'Hazell' on Monday nights at 9 on TalkingPics starting Monday 31st.
'Force Ten From Navarone' on ITV 4 tonight at 1725. A classic Christmas film.
poor script, wrong casting etc but it was better than its sum parts by a way. still crashed and burned alas.
Don't recall much about it. Obviously wasn't memorable. :)
New 'Magnum P.I' on Sky One tonight at 2100 - season 3 episode 1.
Somewhat 'left field' but it is audio related:
'Max Richter's Sleep' on BBC4 at 10:00pm.
Documentary about contemporary composer Max Richter's ambient piece 'Sleep', which is intended to listened to whilst unconscious. Richter performs his opus for a live audience laid out on camp beds, and later explains his unique composition.
:eek:, :doh:, :scratch:, :mental:, or :rolleyes: depending on your point of view. :D
I have fallen asleep with this on my headphones on several nights recently I love it. (Actually it's the excerpts on "From Sleep" rather than the whole work which I believe is several hours long? I didn't want it playing all night while I slept as I thought it would stop me getting the deep sleep we all need, but maybe that's what it's supposed to do?Quote:
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Well I love Richter's 'Recomposed Vivaldi'Quote:
Originally Posted by Lawrence001
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I first became aware of 'Sleep' when it was mentioned by Cerys Matthews on her radio show, though it wasn't until the TV programme that I heard any of it. Whilst you only heard part of the six hour long work, I found I wasn't really listening to it. Maybe that is the idea, otherwise it might be too distracting and actually prevent people falling asleep.
I often fall asleep listening the bedside radio, only to wake up six or seven hours later with it still on! The only effect is that it can sometimes influence my dreams during the REM stages.
Don't forget brand new 'Magnum PI' tonight 2100 hrs on Sky One.
Also 'Curse Of Oak Island' is back, History Channel Wednesday nights.
Yep, watched it earlier, beautiful escapist cack of the highest order. I want his shirts, I want that car, I want that house, I want that weather. And if they can chuck Higgins into the deal, all the better :)Quote:
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I might save up for a holiday there, and hope to have enough cash before I'm dead.
Yep, pretty much. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
At this time of year just seeing all that sunshine and palm trees on a tv show makes me feel better.
Not to my tastes, but I do often watch similar programmes on Sky Arts.
A few days ago there was a very interesting programme by the Who on the making of 'Tommy'.
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/art...mate-rock-band.
The best of that series imo, was the making of 'Apostrophe' and 'Overnite Sensation'. I think you'd really like that one, if you haven't already seen it.Quote:
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I don't like the band Deep Purple, that's all.Quote:
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Oh dear. I Just saw an advert for a re-run of the Quantum Leap TV series on Pick TV, it was dire :lol:.
On the other hand, I caught an episode of The Brittas Empire on London Live channel yesterday and it was as manic as I remembered, with Chris Barrie & Co on top form. Great stuff! :thumbsup:
Christ I thought Quantum Leap and Brittas Empire were both unwatchable back when they were originally broadcast. Both are on again at the moment, forget which channel. Might be Forces TV.Quote:
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Because I don't think that Deep Purple are the ultimate rock band! That's all.Quote:
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The making of 'Freak Out' was shown recently: I prefer early Zappa (with The Mothers of Invention) to his later output, especially when he was going through what I call his "vaudeville period".
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Got the message thanks Barry :DQuote:
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Oops - was that a double reply? :donk:
My apologies. :)
'The Hustler' is on Talking Pictures channel - tonight at 2100
Well worth watching! :)Quote:
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'Great! Movies Classic' (yes, that is exactly what it is called) channel is showing the 1968 version of 'The Charge Of The Light Brigade' at 1805 this evening. 424 on Virgin.
Well worth a watch.
ah, vanessa.. not too bad a film.. had an intermission and harry andrews too lol
'Conan The Barbarian' tonite at 2100 on 5 ACTION channel. The proper one with Arnie, not the crappy re-make.
Watched that again the other week, first time in 30 years but I didn't recognize half of it, did he make 2 films maybe I saw the other one? Or maybe I fell asleep the first time as it was on late [emoji23]Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
There is a sequel, also with Arnie, 'Conan The Destroyer.' It's much the same formula.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lawrence001
'Crush your enemies. Drive them before you. Hear the lamentations of the women.'
When you can say that in a proper Arnie accent then you're ready.
My dad made some of the weapons for that film. Not the main sword, although he did for Dragonslayer if anyone remembers that one.
The Conan ones?Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex_UK
Great music for that film,Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
usually finds its way on Top 10 best soundtrack lists.
Had the main theme on and I looked behind me to see the cat started Blacksmithing..
ive got this(Barbarian) from basil poledouris on cd. excellent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gazjam
Grace Jones co-starred in Conan the Destroyer. In a TV interview she said her bloke Dolph lundgren was bigger then Arnie. As if! Unless she was referring to something else. There are stories about Grace's sex orgies, and how they worn Dolph down to a stump.
he will be taller certainly. arnie is actually only 6'2" muscle wise though he's huge. his dick will be tiny, though don't tell him i said so :lol: most body builders are due to the steroids etcQuote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
'Dracula' just starting on Talking Pictures channel. The proper one with Christopher Lee.
New 'Curse Of Oak Island' starts tomorrow 2100 History Channel.
Another 24 episodes of digging up bits of wood, probably, but we live in hope.
Won't even be quality wood, just old bits of chipboard. Appreciate the heads up though, helps me plan my evening :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca