i love the Basil Rathbone ones .Quote:
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i love the Basil Rathbone ones .Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
whisky galore 2016
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Gregor Fisher stars with Eddie Izzard, Sean Biggerstaff and Naomi Battrick
i'll give it a miss then .cheersQuote:
Originally Posted by jamie123
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Doc Hollywood...
Snap! As chance would have it I've been ploughing through the Rathbone/Bruce box-set. A bit of mixed set IMO, the direction is middling. Love Basil Rathbone though. He served as an intelligence officer with the London Scottish in WW1 and won the military Cross for undertaking the highly dangerous work of scouting German positions during daylight.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Yeah Ive got the remastered box set too. Top quality
The secret of my success. Michael j fox
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Ghost (1990) stars Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore and Whoopi Goldberg.
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I couldn't cope with that one. The CGI are so awful it really pissed me off.
its a bit old hat now but a decent watch.Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
now, The Sender (1998) probably terrible but will give it 1/2hr
Goodness that was bad and I only saw 10 mins... Possibly the most hamfisted film Ive ever witnessed. A guy jumped onto a flatbed truck that was being driven aggressively and proceeded to have a fight with another guy. even though he took several full blows to head, his sunglasses remained both on, and undamaged:lol: Someone actually laid out cash on that?Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
sherlock Holmes. Terror by Night..(1946) Basil Rathbone and crew again
Digging out movies from your youth Grant? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by struth
still better than much today Geoff.Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Yup. Quite like them actually.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Sherlock Holmes. Prelude to murder (1946) Usual cast:)
Outlander season 3 epp 3
good episode that
now, Escape from Alcatraz with Big Clint Eastwood
First Contact. 1996 stars Patrick Stewart
Good score from Jerry Goldsmith too
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Wildest Africa... The Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania.. Love these well filmed programs
I'm currently re-watching The Sopranos. Nearly at the end of season 3. Nobody's doing anything this good anymore. They set the bar too high.
Crocodile Dundee 2
Adam Sandler in Little Nicky
Hilarious and slick sick devil comedy
Some poirot now
The Last Emperor (Director's cut)
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No spoilers Grant....Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
I was watching next to last episode of season one last night :eek: on More 4. Black Jack Randal is one seriously nasty bit of work. These are episodes I had missed first time round.
indeed he is. still got this weeks ep to watch. maybe tonight.. Great series.Quote:
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Just finished watching 'Lost in Paradise', from the Jesse Stone TV cop thriller movie series with Tom Selleck.
Classy stuff. Beautifully written and acted. The pace is measured, but gets to the point. Selleck is at his best in these.
Caught one of them the other week, liked the judgemental dog & the fact that he seems to live on coffee & scotch.Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
The dog is great. Very calm, but always watching! Beautiful animal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
Celebrating the recipient of this year's Noble prize for literature:
The Remains of the Day
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Red Dwarf 5
PS. The new series 12 starts net Thursday on Dave
The man from uncle 2015
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Amazon prime content
Tried it. It's not possible. Scotch and Slimfast, however, that does work. Or so I'm told.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
I mean, obviously not long term and that.
Don't try any of this at home, kids.
The wife lived on slimfast for a few years when she couldnt eat. Kept her, but only just.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Outlander season 3. ep4
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Been a good season this Neil. I won't spoil it for you thoQuote:
Originally Posted by struth
Just finished watching 'Payback' with Mel Gibson. Always enjoy seeing that. Nice bit of black humour, well plotted, directed and acted!
(yes, I know it's the third film interpretation of this story :))
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Kind hearts and coronets
Hotel Transyvania 2. . I need a laugh :eyebrows:
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Too Many Crooks 1959
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Classic
Just watched Outlander Series 3 ep5. Excellent stuff...
Scrooged... Bill Murray.. Fab film
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An American Warewolf in London(1981)
Easy Rider
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Still as good a watch as it was when I saw it at the cinema on its first release.
I enjoyed that last time I saw it, but thought it was definitely 'of its time'!Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
still a fantastic film, even though its 36 years oldQuote:
An American Warewolf in London(1981)
The music is, but certain attitudes in the US don't seem to have changed at all!Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Gun Powder BBC 1 (Now)
Never seen the like of this so close to the watershed, the torture scenes were horrific :(