Film and TV review.

The Mash Report - a real mixed bag ranging from the brilliant and hilarious Geoff Norcott presenting a pro-Tory view to the frankly embarrassing and unfunny interviews done by Andrew Hunter Murray.

Back from town and I'd like to watch something action - packed lowbrow like Jack Reacher right now but the missus wants bleedin' Suits which is so journalista scripted and overstylised it's more a niche magazine than a TV show.

Let's negotiate.

Apologies. I was a bit sarcastic about that TV show but had forgotten that the bird on Suits is probably going to become a princess of this realm. Apologies again Your Royal Highness.

Can't wait for this

Just watching sharknado 5

yeo, theres fucking 5 of them and after tonight ive seen them all

I saw Dunkirk at the cinema last week.

It was good but somehow I felt a bit disappointed in it.

I guess it was impossible to portray 400,000 men on the beach and all the action that must have been taking place there.

Worth a watch though when it pops up on the telly.

1958 film, "Dunkirk" tells the story from the "Little ships" crew point of view and is still quite good. I too wasn't overly impressed with the latest but as long as it keeps people talking of it then I suppose it keeps history alive.

First episode of "The State" last night and it looked really promising (part 1 of 4) telling a story about young British Muslim boys and girls who went to join Islamic State in Syria - for a range of reasons and with varying degrees of naivety - and what happened to them. Compulsive viewing IMO.

I'm going to watch 'The Prisoner' from start to finish. Again.

I'll understand it,if it kills me.

I watched brotherhood again last night while i was stuck in a hotel in dover.

Its the 3rd in the noel clarke series.  Kidulthood, brotherhood and adulthood.

y2johnny wrote:I watched brotherhood again last night while i was stuck in a hotel in dover.

Its the 3rd in the noel clarke series.  Kidulthood, brotherhood and adulthood.

I wonder if they do nostalgia nights there Johnny.

They could have a Dover Soul night.

boltonbonce wrote:

y2johnny wrote:I watched brotherhood again last night while i was stuck in a hotel in dover.

Its the 3rd in the noel clarke series.  Kidulthood, brotherhood and adulthood.

I wonder if they do nostalgia nights there Johnny.

They could have a Dover Soul night.

And...

Eileen Dover wrote a book called Falling Off a Cliff.





(Think about it!!!)

Wont even mention ben dover

Watching the original Stephen king IT film tonight

I just did the same thing

Is anyone watching that Shakespearean comedy 'Upstart Crow',on BBC2?

So wanted to like it,but it's turned out to be a bit of a turkey.

boltonbonce wrote:Is anyone watching that Shakespearean comedy 'Upstart Crow',on BBC2?

So wanted to like it,but it's turned out to be a bit of a turkey.

Well it is written by Ben Elton so that's no surprise.

I've seen  a couple of them.

It's bearable, but has no edge to the humour, rather tired and predictable.

THE DEUCE starts tonight on SKY ATLANTIC at 10pm-11.30pm

Should be interesting, the trailer looks good.