The League Of Gentlemen, Apocalypse, 2005
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The League Of Gentlemen, Apocalypse, 2005
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Marvellous stuff. Is it really fifteen years old? Seems much less. Tubbs and Herr Lipp were brilliant!Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Whisky Galore. 1949.. classic film this... one of the all time best on any sane man's list.
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a great line from Captain waggot.... " what would my commanding officer say if i told him my second in command has been locked in his bedroom by his mother":lol::D
Excellent film. :)
Red Dwarf: Series 4, from about 91...
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The Day of the Jackal, 1973. Directed by Fred Zinnemann and starring Edward Fox, Tony Britton, Eric Porter, Anton Rogers and Michael Lonsdale.
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During the massive annual 14 July parade down the Champs-Élysées, the company was allowed to film inside the police lines, capturing extraordinary closeup footage of the massing of troops, tanks, and artillery during the final Liberation Day sequence.
Fox is superb in this.
Zinnemann wrote that Adrien Cayla-Legrand, the actor who played de Gaulle, was mistaken by several Parisians for the real de Gaulle during filming—though de Gaulle had been dead for two years prior to the film's release. The sequence was filmed during a real parade, leading to confusion; the crowd (many of whom were unaware that a film was being shot) mistook the actors portraying police officers for real officers, and many tried to help them arrest the "suspects" they were apprehending in the crowd.
The Bourne Identity. 2002. Matt Damon Stars.
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Friday film.. Pirates of the Carribean, On stranger tides, 2011..
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Another favourite film of mine. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by struth