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    I rewatched The Rock again on BBC3 again last night :-)

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    'The Amazing Mr Bickford'

    Clay model animation from Bruce Bickford with a soundtrack of orchestral music by Frank Zappa.


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    Devil (2010) - courtesy of Sky Anytime

    http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1314655/

    A group of people are trapped in an elevator and the Devil is mysteriously amongst them.

    Nice twist, good suspense and a few "hide behind the cushion" moments, but then I am a wuss!
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    Entrapment

    Hopefully not horribly misquoted, my signature now contains a line from this movie (Sean Connery). The line stuck out for me as this is how I feel about music and to some degree, gear.
    Lyrics are the ramblings of man, sometimes inspired by The Creator, most often, not.
    But music (melodies, harmonies, rhythms), that's God stuff.
    Always was. Always will be.


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    life on mars & ashes to ashes, all complete series, every night till done

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    Quote Originally Posted by worthingpagan View Post
    life on mars & ashes to ashes, all complete series, every night till done
    I caught the end of the USA version of Life on Mars the other night - Harvey Keitel plays the Gene Hunt character and Michael Imperioli ( Goodfellas, The Sopranos) is in it too as one of the cops - set in New York City - looks pretty good.
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    Can I just take this opportunity (for the fourth time! flipping Safari on iPhone...) to highly recommend "Pontypool" on BlinkBox:

    Pontypool (2009)

    It's free to watch and it's a cracker. Calls itself a psychological thriller, but it's more like a psychological horror. Think "Cube", not "Saw" or "The Hills Have Eyes".

    Oh, and it's based in Eastern Canada, not Wales, despite what the name implies
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    Quote Originally Posted by sburrell View Post
    Can I just take this opportunity (for the fourth time! flipping Safari on iPhone...) to highly recommend "Pontypool" on BlinkBox:

    Pontypool (2009)

    It's free to watch and it's a cracker. Calls itself a psychological thriller, but it's more like a psychological horror. Think "Cube", not "Saw" or "The Hills Have Eyes".

    Oh, and it's based in Eastern Canada, not Wales, despite what the name implies
    For the first time, noted

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    I've just finished the Blu Ray of "The Departed"

    picture quality is awesome !

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    Last night watched the film 'Trees Lounge' starring Steve Buscemi - came out in 1996 and was highly rated - only just caught up with it.

    Really good little film, low key character study stuff like they used to make back in the early 70s - reminds me a bit of 'Five Easy Pieces' - recommended - if you didn't already see it years ago
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