Cajunboy wrote:I had a Dickinson's Melton Mowbray pork pie for lunch today with a cold tomato.Ten Bobsworth wrote:
You can keep your vegan sausage rolls and your David Dickinson, Boncey. Tomato soup and pork pie for lunch for me today. Somehow I thought it was my duty to have some pork pie.
I just hope David didn't have one of his fingers in it.
Film and TV review.
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BoltonTillIDie
terenceanne
karlypants
Ten Bobsworth
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Hip Priest
xmiles
okocha
sunlight
Natasha Whittam
Sluffy
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241 Re: Film and TV review. Mon Oct 10 2022, 16:30
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
242 Re: Film and TV review. Wed Oct 12 2022, 10:06
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
I watched Silent Running again last night. Not watched it for a while, but it's just as good as I remembered.
243 Re: Film and TV review. Sat Oct 15 2022, 08:42
okocha
El Hadji Diouf
RIP Robbie Coltrane OBE, a superlative, versatile actor.
His performances as Fitz in Cracker won him three consecutive Bafta Best Actor awards and will live forever in my memory in the outstanding drama written by super-talented Jimmy McGovern.
As Hagrid in the Harry Potter films, he won a whole new army of fans.
The tributes to him from fellow-actors and critics speak volumes.
His performances as Fitz in Cracker won him three consecutive Bafta Best Actor awards and will live forever in my memory in the outstanding drama written by super-talented Jimmy McGovern.
As Hagrid in the Harry Potter films, he won a whole new army of fans.
The tributes to him from fellow-actors and critics speak volumes.
244 Re: Film and TV review. Sat Oct 15 2022, 10:19
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Yes indeed. Only saw him the other night in an episode of the Scottish comedy Still Game.okocha wrote:RIP Robbie Coltrane OBE, a superlative, versatile actor.
His performances as Fitz in Cracker won him three consecutive Bafta Best Actor awards and will live forever in my memory in the outstanding drama written by super-talented Jimmy McGovern.
As Hagrid in the Harry Potter films, he won a whole new army of fans.
The tributes to him from fellow-actors and critics speak volumes.
A great talent, who'll be sadly missed.
245 Re: Film and TV review. Mon Nov 07 2022, 02:13
terenceanne
El Hadji Diouf
Just finished watching "Welcome to Wrexham" - very good series.
Interesting as Phil Parkinson is shown in a different perspective then most of us would think.
Interesting as Phil Parkinson is shown in a different perspective then most of us would think.
246 Re: Film and TV review. Thu Dec 08 2022, 19:33
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
I'm watching the Singing Detective again on BBC4, i'd forgotten how good it was. Also watched Our Friends in the North again recently which was also great.
247 Re: Film and TV review. Thu Dec 08 2022, 21:35
okocha
El Hadji Diouf
Both extremely good, Norpig. Similarly, the brilliant Cracker now being repeated, and, even better, Inspector George Gently......drama at its best, evoking the sixties, warts and all. Superb!Norpig wrote:I'm watching the Singing Detective again on BBC4, i'd forgotten how good it was. Also watched Our Friends in the North again recently which was also great.
248 Re: Film and TV review. Thu Dec 22 2022, 16:46
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Anyone watching Three Pines on Prime?
It's like an overblown Murder She Wrote.
It's like an overblown Murder She Wrote.
249 Re: Film and TV review. Sat Dec 24 2022, 10:29
Ten Bobsworth
Frank Worthington
boltonbonce wrote:Anyone watching Three Pines on Prime?
It's like an overblown Murder She Wrote.
Three Pines? Isn’t that a rival of Unibol in the toilet disenfectant market?
Viva Las Reebok.
Merry Christmas, Boncey.
250 Re: Film and TV review. Sat Dec 24 2022, 11:23
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Merry Christmas, Bob. I'm getting stuck into the mince pies and port tonight, so Christmas day might be a bit of a blur.Ten Bobsworth wrote:
Three Pines? Isn’t that a rival of Unibol in the toilet disenfectant market?
Viva Las Reebok.
Merry Christmas, Boncey.
I know for a fact that my brother has bought me a set of Dad's Army bobbleheads.
I usually get more toys than the kids, which might not surprise anyone on here, so I'll have a great day no matter what.
251 Re: Film and TV review. Mon Dec 26 2022, 00:00
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
I've fnally gotten round to watching Better Call Saul and it is fantastic! I'll be watching Breaking Bad again after this i think.
Started watching The Boys on Amazon with my lad as well and it's been good so far.
Started watching The Boys on Amazon with my lad as well and it's been good so far.
252 Re: Film and TV review. Sun Jan 01 2023, 19:19
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Is Detectorists any good?
Another series I've missed out on, but I've heard some good things about it.
Worth a go, or a dud?
Another series I've missed out on, but I've heard some good things about it.
Worth a go, or a dud?
253 Re: Film and TV review. Sun Jan 01 2023, 19:55
Sluffy
Admin
boltonbonce wrote:Is Detectorists any good?
Another series I've missed out on, but I've heard some good things about it.
Worth a go, or a dud?
It's ok but I wouldn't rave over it.
One I would recommend if you've not seen it before is 'Ghosts'.
It's a comedy rather than a horror and it really is one of the best things on TV in ages. It's not laugh out loud funny but you do get quite fond of all the characters - well at least I did.
iplayer link below -
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m00049t7/ghosts-series-1-1-who-do-you-think-you-are
254 Re: Film and TV review. Sun Jan 01 2023, 20:05
BoltonTillIDie
Nat Lofthouse
Anyone watch Happy Valley on BBC? Stars Sarah Lancaster.
New series starts tonight at 9PM.
Filmed around Halifax.
New series starts tonight at 9PM.
Filmed around Halifax.
255 Re: Film and TV review. Sun Jan 01 2023, 20:07
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
BoltonTillIDie wrote:Anyone watch Happy Valley on BBC? Stars Sarah Lancaster.
New series starts tonight at 9PM.
Filmed around Halifax.
Looking forward to this, always worth watching.
256 Re: Film and TV review. Sun Jan 01 2023, 20:42
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Thanks Sluffy, I did watch the first series, but it somehow disappeared from my radar. Just checked and there's more to watch, so I can have a bit of a binge.Sluffy wrote:
It's ok but I wouldn't rave over it.
One I would recommend if you've not seen it before is 'Ghosts'.
It's a comedy rather than a horror and it really is one of the best things on TV in ages. It's not laugh out loud funny but you do get quite fond of all the characters - well at least I did.
iplayer link below -
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m00049t7/ghosts-series-1-1-who-do-you-think-you-are
Bet the Yanks pinch it. Probably already have.
257 Re: Film and TV review. Sun Jan 01 2023, 20:44
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
Best thing I've watched this Christmas is 'The Recruit' on Netflix. Laura Haddock is pretty special in it, a far cry from her roll on the Inbetweeners film.
258 Re: Film and TV review. Sun Jan 01 2023, 20:45
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
boltonbonce wrote:Bet the Yanks pinch it. Probably already have.
259 Re: Film and TV review. Sun Jan 01 2023, 20:49
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
I knew it. Pesky Yanks. Look what the bastards did to Dad's Army.
260 Re: Film and TV review. Sun Jan 01 2023, 21:40
Sluffy
Admin
boltonbonce wrote:Thanks Sluffy, I did watch the first series, but it somehow disappeared from my radar. Just checked and there's more to watch, so I can have a bit of a binge.Sluffy wrote:
It's ok but I wouldn't rave over it.
One I would recommend if you've not seen it before is 'Ghosts'.
It's a comedy rather than a horror and it really is one of the best things on TV in ages. It's not laugh out loud funny but you do get quite fond of all the characters - well at least I did.
iplayer link below -
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m00049t7/ghosts-series-1-1-who-do-you-think-you-are
Bet the Yanks pinch it. Probably already have.
Yes they have.
(Oh I see you've already heard!).
I've watched their series too but it isn't up to much and I wouldn't recommend it after watching our original.
It might be ok if you started on the US version first but definitely not the other way around.
I didn't intend to be mean about Dectorists, it isn't bad at all and I've followed every episode but it isn't in the same league as Ghosts.
Coincidentally Simon Farnby who appears in and co-created Ghosts (and also co-created and appears in the Horrible History series) also has a recurring part in Dectorists too.
He also wrote the film Paddington 2 (I know, I know) but I've seen it and if you get the chance to watch it then do so - I enjoyed it! All the kids will love it too!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simon_Farnaby
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