Films you've watched recently.

[MK Shrimper]

Peter Jackson,right? Yeah on my list too.

It's on Iplayer for 6 days I believe.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

It's on Iplayer for 6 days I believe.

Yeah cheers.

 

[MK Shrimper]

They shall not grow old- on bbc2 last night. Unbelievably good. The colour and audio really brought everything to life in a way no other ww1 footage has

Caught up with this last night with my 89yr old mum, who's dad and uncles were there. Her dad (my grandad who I never met) dug graves for the dead, so who knows, he may of been on the screen. Remarkable film and some of the comments post-war were truly staggering.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

If you're visiting Barna before the end of March 2019 it's worth having a look at the CCCB Stanely Kubrick exhibition (free on Sunday afternoons).All of his major films are being shown there on big screens plus there's a host of SK related artifacts to see and read about.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Caught up with this last night with my 89yr old mum, who's dad and uncles were there. Her dad (my grandad who I never met) dug graves for the dead, so who knows, he may of been on the screen. Remarkable film and some of the comments post-war were truly staggering.

Saw this earlier too.Not usually a fan of colourisation in films but thought it was justified here in what was a moving and impressive piece of work.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Saw Colette with Keira Knightley and Dominic West earlier.A BFI production, it's a good watch.

Rather similar plotline to The Wife.Trust Hollywood to get there first.

 

[Jedi Shrimper]

Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald. At times achingly slow (and dark and awkwardly quiet) at others confusing, but there was an interesting story in there somewhere. Newt and his monsters were fun and endearing again, Jonny Depp was surprisingly good villain mainly because he wasn't too "Jonny Depp", and a good turn by Jude Law. 6.5/10

 

[MK Shrimper]

Crazy Rich Asians. Total utter dogshite.

0/10

 

[Ricky Otto]

Robin Hood (yeah another new one!) - 5.5/10
Not bad, a bit on the modern side and very far fetched if you are to believe this is set at the time of the crusades. Arrows seem to make the noise of bullets and shells and it feels more like a modern day operation to Iraq or Afghan. It is a 12A though, so think it is designed for a younger audience and I reckon a 12 yr old me would have loved it.

 

[Napster]

The Grinch was good fun.

 

[RHB]

Dug out 'Singing in the Rain' again at the weekend. Gene Kelly and Donald O'Connor were absolutely brilliant (yet again). O'Connor's performance of 'Make 'em Laugh' should be compulsory viewing for comedy and timing. One of those films I never tire of watching.

 

[rigsby]

If you're visiting Barna before the end of March 2019 it's worth having a look at the CCCB Stanely Kubrick exhibition (free on Sunday afternoons).All of his major films are being shown there on big screens plus there's a host of SK related artifacts to see and read about.

His best work was the moon landings but I bet they wont show that.

 

[MK Shrimper]

His best work was the moon landings but I bet they wont show that.

Oh my dear god. You believe that?

 

[rigsby]

Oh my dear god. You believe that?

No need to find religion, Watch then Shinning, all the clues are in the film.

 

[MK Shrimper]

No need to find religion, Watch then Shinning, all the clues are in the film.

You really need to get out of your bedroom and get some fresh air.

 

[rigsby]

You really need to get out of your bedroom and get some fresh air.

That's a good idea. Where would you suggest, Milton Keynes perhaps....the place of reality.

 

[MK Shrimper]

That's a good idea. Where would you suggest, Milton Keynes perhaps....the place of reality.

Anywhere Rigsby. Try the seafront, a nice walk from Chalkwell to Shoeburyness. The Internet Forums you no doubt spend your life on are full of lies.

 

[Freedom for Tooting]

Anywhere Rigsby. Try the seafront, a nice walk from Chalkwell to Shoeburyness. The Internet Forums you no doubt spend your life on are full of lies.

You have clearly been possessed by the New World Order Lizard people. Back off Brussels!!

 

[MK Shrimper]

You have clearly been possessed by the New World Order Lizard people. Back off Brussels!!

Peter Hook? Love's got the world in motion FFT.

 

[Freedom for Tooting]

Hook? Hook rhymes with Crook and the CIA is full of crooks trying to oppress us by undermining Brexit and Donald Trump. He is also a rock musician who uses his evil tunes to manipulate the gullible fools who believe the Main Stream Media that warp our lives it has been proved that Blue Monday was a recording designed by George Soros to implant the ideas for the fake moon landings and 9/11 - they all happened on Mondays in months that are identified with the colour blue which is also the colour of George Soros' eyes and the colour of the car that President Kennedy was in when he was assassinated by the CIA in cahoots with Jeremy Corbin and Jean Claude Junker who are actually both Lizard People created in a secret genetic experiment involving the cross breeding of aliens found at Rosberg who were captured and experimented on in Area 42 in Nevada, the Lizard people have infiltrated the whole world for instance music - Area 42/Level 42 well known that slap bass is a means of mind control and Mark "King" was crowned as a "King" of the Lizard People in order to enable him to undermine Brexit. FACT. WAKE UP PEOPLE ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS DO SOME RESEARCH ON THE INTERNET. Or read the Daily Mail. That is what I do in between emptying my jerry when I remember to use it and using my special sock for special monkey spanking play time.