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8 hours ago, bert bloggs said:

Just downloaded the first episode of   the name of the Rose ,a medievil story and the Dublin Murders , the first one should have been called ,how to be bored in 3 easy lessons , the second ,very good ,well worth watching .

The original movie was very good, with Sean Connery. Was made after a book by Umbeto Eco

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"Looking for Alaska"

 

Drama about high school students at boarding school. (All actors are actually in their 20s.)

Watched all episodes over the weekend  Based on a banned John Green novel, set in 2006.

Similar to "13 Reasons" but imo much better.

 

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3829868/

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i just went to see the new terminator movie in central, awesome, best T since T2
 

Is it a TV series?
(Sorry, couldn’t resist)


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7 hours ago, steve2112 said:

i just went to see the new terminator movie in central, awesome, best T since T2

 

Same, Arnie was brilliant....very funny!

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New one on BBC, Thursdays, GUILT. 

Downloaded 15 movies over the weekend, watched 5 minutes of 13 of them, watched The King and Fractured.

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22 minutes ago, wgdanson said:

New one on BBC, Thursdays, GUILT. 

Downloaded 15 movies over the weekend, watched 5 minutes of 13 of them, watched The King and Fractured.

I thought Fractured was good and will try to watch The King tonight!!

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5 minutes ago, xylophone said:

I thought Fractured was good and will try to watch The King tonight!!

2 hours 20 minutes, that's at least 4 beers!

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Pennyworth is worth a look despite the ridiculous SAS bits and berets that would make an Iraqi General look smart. jack Bannon plays the part well even though he comes across as a bit too much Michael Caine at times (look out for Micklewhite Avenue at one point which would make this seem intentional).

 

Just started the 7th series of Elementary- Lucy Liu looks very hot as a a blonde. The Deuce S3 is available now, Get Shorty and The Rookie are part way through their series and for the Brits there is a new season of Have I got News for You on.

 

As a thread drift the new Lee Child epub is available as well for the readers amongst you.

Posted
20 hours ago, Psimbo said:

Danger Close is now on a well known site (allegedly????).

Could possibly the worst acting and dialogue we've ever produced.

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On 11/11/2019 at 10:29 AM, beechbum said:

Could possibly the worst acting and dialogue we've ever produced.

Oz is not exactly known for other than stilted acting- Judy Davis in Who Dares Wins springs to mind ????. I enjoyed it for what it was, although Ptes getting in Maj's faces and sticking one on them was a bit over the top.  Brig   Jackson came across as a bit of a martinet  but the Bn CO, Townsend, was portrayed quite well IMHO. I could have done without the USO type show and the bimbo, which brought nothing to the film.

 

Britain's Largest Warship series 2 is worth a look- this deals with the flight trials of the F-35 and the tension of the first landing was palpable. 

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41 minutes ago, Psimbo said:

Oz is not exactly known for other than stilted acting- Judy Davis in Who Dares Wins springs to mind

A sweeping statement only supported by a performance in a film made in 1982!

A few Australian Oscar and other award winners who may disprove your assertation include Cate Blanchett, Heath Ledger, Nicole Kidman, Geoffrey Rush, Peter Finch, Mel Gibson, Toni Collette.

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1 hour ago, Psimbo said:

Oz is not exactly known for other than stilted acting

I'm from Oz and don't agree with that call in the least.

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1 hour ago, Old Croc said:

A sweeping statement only supported by a performance in a film made in 1982!

A few Australian Oscar and other award winners who may disprove your assertation include Cate Blanchett, Heath Ledger, Nicole Kidman, Geoffrey Rush, Peter Finch, Mel Gibson, Toni Collette.

 

 

And let's not forget :- Errol Flynn, Rod Taylor, Jack Thompson, Chris Hemsworth, Anthony LePaglia, Jackie Weaver, Bryan Brown, Paul Hogan, Barry Humphries, John Mellon, Chips Rafferty, David Gulpilil to name but a few more. ????

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39 minutes ago, LeungKen said:

 

 

And let's not forget :- Errol Flynn, Rod Taylor, Jack Thompson, Chris Hemsworth, Anthony LePaglia, Jackie Weaver, Bryan Brown, Paul Hogan, Barry Humphries, John Mellon, Chips Rafferty, David Gulpilil to name but a few more. ????

You seem to have forgotten...Hugo Weaving, Hugh Jackman and...Jeanne Little!!

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