Watched it on the way up to work on my tablet. Will definitely be watching it when I get home on the big screen in the Daicos Bar, what a great flick! 9/10, loved it!piedys wrote:Now for all the fans of Kubrick's The Shining [1980], might I suggest you have a look at sequel, Doctor Sleep? The Director's Cut at 180min, if you can.
This film is already well on it's way to cult status....
What's the last movie you watched?
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Mate that Rebecca Ferguson is something else, I tells ya!Skids wrote:Watched it on the way up to work on my tablet. Will definitely be watching it when I get home on the big screen in the Daicos Bar, what a great flick! 9/10, loved it!piedys wrote:Now for all the fans of Kubrick's The Shining [1980], might I suggest you have a look at sequel, Doctor Sleep? The Director's Cut at 180min, if you can.
This film is already well on it's way to cult status....
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I'm hearing ya mate, deeelicious.piedys wrote:Mate that Rebecca Ferguson is something else, I tells ya!Skids wrote:Watched it on the way up to work on my tablet. Will definitely be watching it when I get home on the big screen in the Daicos Bar, what a great flick! 9/10, loved it!piedys wrote:Now for all the fans of Kubrick's The Shining [1980], might I suggest you have a look at sequel, Doctor Sleep? The Director's Cut at 180min, if you can.
This film is already well on it's way to cult status....
Don't count the days, make the days count.
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Watched the whole lot on Friday with hubby and daughter, fricken disgusting and shocking to me that they have so many wild animals in The states and such lax laws, I had no idea, easy to see now how the BLT bear lion Tiger, ended up together now, but the story, geezus you could not make it up! Watch it Stu, it’s gobsmacking, I can’t think of one person on the show that has a redeeming side!
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Huhbies pic this morning The Post, 1/2 hour in he got bored thank god, ugh, so watched Coffee and Kareem written by Stu from the hangover, one of those stupid but so so funny movies, no effort, perfect for a rainy dismal morning! The kids one liners are epic
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Not me and never ever never will!stui magpie wrote: Apparently everyone who has Netflix (except me) has watched this recently. Why?
Yep!! https://www.nationalgeographic.com/anim ... d-feature/think positive wrote:Watched the whole lot on Friday with hubby and daughter, fricken disgusting and shocking to me that they have so many wild animals in The states and such lax laws, I had no idea,
Looked at the movies on offer last night and opted for a few epsiodes of DAAS Kapitol instead
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In the last two weeks, I’ve seen:
• John Huston’s The African Queen, starring Jack Spain’s dad and Katharine Hepburn
• the great 1970s African-American film Killer of Sheep
• Sebastiane, Derek Jarman’s homoerotic drama about the titular Christian saint
• A Summer Night in Town, a ’90s apartment-set French chamber play in which the actor and actress are naked for pretty much the entire film
• the long-suppressed Disney film Song of the South
• Nausicaa, a 1970 Agnès Varda documentary about Greek political exiles living in France
• Only a Mother, Max Von Sydow’s acting debut (a 1949 Swedish film about farm labourers)
• The Daughters of Fire, a high-minded Argentinian lesbian porno
• The Banned Woman, a French film shot entirely from the perspective of the protagonist
• and Softness of Bodies, a 2018 US indie film set in Berlin starring Red Scare podcaster Dasha Nekrasova, who last week did a lengthy interview with Steve Bannon (!)
I can’t say I’m enjoying this lockdown, but I’ve certainly appreciated the opportunity to watch some, er, interesting films.
• John Huston’s The African Queen, starring Jack Spain’s dad and Katharine Hepburn
• the great 1970s African-American film Killer of Sheep
• Sebastiane, Derek Jarman’s homoerotic drama about the titular Christian saint
• A Summer Night in Town, a ’90s apartment-set French chamber play in which the actor and actress are naked for pretty much the entire film
• the long-suppressed Disney film Song of the South
• Nausicaa, a 1970 Agnès Varda documentary about Greek political exiles living in France
• Only a Mother, Max Von Sydow’s acting debut (a 1949 Swedish film about farm labourers)
• The Daughters of Fire, a high-minded Argentinian lesbian porno
• The Banned Woman, a French film shot entirely from the perspective of the protagonist
• and Softness of Bodies, a 2018 US indie film set in Berlin starring Red Scare podcaster Dasha Nekrasova, who last week did a lengthy interview with Steve Bannon (!)
I can’t say I’m enjoying this lockdown, but I’ve certainly appreciated the opportunity to watch some, er, interesting films.
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