Film and TV review.

aaron_bwfc wrote:

Also it's the last episode of The Strain tonight on Watch, really enjoyed it - looking forward to the 2nd series.

Agreed. And for once, as most shows on 'Watch' seem to get cancelled, it's been renewed for a second series.

Breadman wrote:

Natasha Whittam wrote:I don't like real stuff. Boring.

We'd already gathered that about you, based on the increasingly outlandish and bizarre claims made over the years, regarding your love life.

Nat should be nominated for a Soap BAFTA with some of the shit that comes out!
No chance in the "looker"stakes though, there'a couple of drinks on a stick in Corrie!!

Soul Kitchen wrote:
Nat should be nominated for a Soap BAFTA with some of the shit that comes out!
No chance in the "looker"stakes though, there'a couple of drinks on a stick in Corrie!!

I don't lie. They have a file on me in Bulgaria.

I hardly think you'll have made any man's wank bank during your lifetime!?!

If you've ever seen any blaxploitation films from the early 70's, this should put a smile on your face:

I could do with some of that Cinematronic Quadrovision for my old black and white Amstrad TV.

Brian Pern: A life in rock.

Subtly written satire about a has been rock star and his former band-mates based loosely on Genesis.

Utterly brilliant with plenty of cameos that will make you nod and smile.

9pm tonight BBC4.
Sammy Davis jnr:the kid in the middle.
Documentary about the poor man's Bruce Forsyth.

boltonbonce wrote:9pm tonight BBC4.
Sammy Davis jnr:the kid in the middle.
Documentary about the poor man's Bruce Forsyth.

At the same time as The Apprentice final and Homeland? Dream on.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

boltonbonce wrote:9pm tonight BBC4.
Sammy Davis jnr:the kid in the middle.
Documentary about the poor man's Bruce Forsyth.

At the same time as The Apprentice final and Homeland? Dream on.

Looks like I'm on my own with this one.

Breadman wrote:Brian Pern: A life in rock.

Subtly written satire about a has been rock star and his former band-mates based loosely on Genesis.

Utterly brilliant with plenty of cameos that will make you nod and smile.

really enojoyed this as well, Michael Kitchen has been brilliant as his manager.

The Lego Movie

The most enjoyable film I've seen all year.

Everything is awesome.

Has anyone seen The Interview? A pointlessly shit film.

Watched "Oldboy" last night with Josh Brolin. Best film I've seen in ages. About a guy who gets kidnapped and placed in a room for 20 years, then suddenly he wakes one morning to find himself in a park and free. Good ending too. Which is rare these days.

Natasha Whittam wrote:Watched "Oldboy" last night with Josh Brolin. Best film I've seen in ages. About a guy who gets kidnapped and placed in a room for 20 years, then suddenly he wakes one morning to find himself in a park and free. Good ending too. Which is rare these days.

 this is a remake of a Korean film, which is amazing and one of my favourite films. Watch that version i bet its a million times better.

Norpig wrote:
 this is a remake of a Korean film, which is amazing and one of my favourite films. Watch that version i bet its a million times better.

One problem, I don't speak Korean.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Norpig wrote:
 this is a remake of a Korean film, which is amazing and one of my favourite films. Watch that version i bet its a million times better.

One problem, I don't speak Korean

 neither do i but i can read subtitles, trust me it will be worth it

I watched Dracula untold last night, pretty good.

Worth watching.

Has anyone watched the Crazy gang film on BT Sport? I watched it last night and its a good documentary but John Fashanu came across as a right clown. He seemed to think he was the top dog and actually revelled in the amount of violence he dished out.

It's not gone down to well with his ex-team mates either.