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    Quote Originally Posted by Macca View Post
    Last night watched the film 'Trees Lounge' starring Steve Buscemi - came out in 1996 and was highly rated - only just caught up with it.)
    Brilliant film Martin, many people missed it first time round and it's still relatively unknown - I think it's a great film.
    I see Juno was on again recently, another great film.


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    This afternoon i'm considering ZARDOZ
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    There are some Amy Winehouse tribute programs tonight on BBC2 - starts at 22:35


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    Quote Originally Posted by Andre View Post
    This afternoon i'm considering ZARDOZ
    Ah yes, Beethoven's 7th symphony makes a wonderful soundtrack. Bit of an odd film, otherwise.

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    watched the blu ray of Arthur (2011), was actually very funny.

    might watch Source Code tonight as there's no new Top Gear :-(

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    I wouldn't mind seeing that myself but I can't stand that plonker Russell Brand!
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    One of the best films from the last few years is on BBC2 tonight - The Lives of Others. Compulsive viewing with a very human message. Dark and disturbing in places, but utterly brilliant and for once that's not just my opinion .



    http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0405094/


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    Quote Originally Posted by Tim View Post
    One of the best films from the last few years is on BBC2 tonight - The Lives of Others.
    Thanks, Tim. Sky box set to record

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    Quote Originally Posted by Canetoad View Post
    I wouldn't mind seeing that myself but I can't stand that plonker Russell Brand!
    he was actually very good in it and made the film work

    I normally dont like him but he was good in this.

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    Just made my wife sit through Quadrophenia - she's never seen it before, and it reminded me just how many now famous names were in that movie. ("he's from Eastenders!" ) Shame it is the 1999 DVD release - taken from the VHS apparently! I can believe it - 4:3, snow all over the place and generally rubbish audio - can't spoil a great film, though.
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