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162 Re: Film and TV review. Fri Jul 02 2021, 13:11
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
Started watching Lupin on Netflix and it's been great so far.
I did start to watch the new series of Fargo but gave up after 4 episodes, just didn't get going for me and not a patch on the first couple of series.
I did start to watch the new series of Fargo but gave up after 4 episodes, just didn't get going for me and not a patch on the first couple of series.
163 Re: Film and TV review. Sun Jul 18 2021, 21:51
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Halfway through Professor T on ITV, and I can honestly say it's one of the most ludicrous pieces of television it's been my misfortune to see.
165 Re: Film and TV review. Sun Jul 18 2021, 22:41
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
I would be TV gold. It's only a matter of time.Natasha Whittam wrote:Is it about you?
I met a TV producer on a police line up once, and he assured me I had what it takes. When he gets out I'll look him up.
166 Re: Film and TV review. Mon Jul 19 2021, 12:25
okocha
El Hadji Diouf
boltonbonce wrote:
I would be TV gold. It's only a matter of time.
I met a TV producer on a police line up once, and he assured me I had what it takes. When he gets out I'll look him up.
167 Re: Film and TV review. Tue Jul 27 2021, 22:18
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
The final season of Bosch was brilliant, the best yet. I'll miss it.
I watched Jolt on Amazon over the weekend which started off well but lost its way pretty quickly. One thing I will say is that 48 year old Kate Beckinsale looks amazing. If I was a lesbian I'd definitely date her.
I also watched Blood Red Sky on Netflix. Dreadful. Gore for the sake of gore.
I watched Jolt on Amazon over the weekend which started off well but lost its way pretty quickly. One thing I will say is that 48 year old Kate Beckinsale looks amazing. If I was a lesbian I'd definitely date her.
I also watched Blood Red Sky on Netflix. Dreadful. Gore for the sake of gore.
168 Re: Film and TV review. Tue Jul 27 2021, 22:27
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Nat Lofthouse
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I quote enjoyed blood red sky, the fear street 3 parter was good too
169 Re: Film and TV review. Tue Jul 27 2021, 22:47
Sluffy
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Natasha Whittam wrote:The final season of Bosch was brilliant, the best yet. I'll miss it.
I watched Jolt on Amazon over the weekend which started off well but lost its way pretty quickly. One thing I will say is that 48 year old Kate Beckinsale looks amazing. If I was a lesbian I'd definitely date her.
I also watched Blood Red Sky on Netflix. Dreadful. Gore for the sake of gore.
The 1995 film Cold Comfort Farm, starring the young Miss Beckinsdale is on BBC iplayer at the moment -
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000y2f8/cold-comfort-farm
A pleasant 'feel good' family type film, easy watching but too far fetched for my liking.
Rather watch her dad in Rising Damp and Porridge myself!
170 Re: Film and TV review. Tue Jul 27 2021, 23:01
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Cold Comfort Farm, really has to be read to be appreciated fully. It's hilarious.
171 Re: Film and TV review. Sun Aug 15 2021, 10:44
okocha
El Hadji Diouf
A truly superb, Oscar-winning film was on BBC2 last night at 10pm....Green Book. Very funny but also meaningful in its 1962 USA setting. The acting is very special, as is the script. Worth the effort to watch on catch-up if you've never seen it.
172 Re: Film and TV review. Sun Aug 15 2021, 11:11
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Enjoyable movie, although the family of Donald Shirley have been somewhat critical. Many reviewers classed it as a typical 'white saviour' movie, of which there are many.okocha wrote:A truly superb, Oscar-winning film was on BBC2 last night at 10pm....Green Book. Very funny but also meaningful in its 1962 USA setting. The acting is very special, as is the script. Worth the effort to watch on catch-up if you've never seen it.
That's probably a little unfair in this case, and it's well worth the watch, as Okocha says.
173 Re: Film and TV review. Mon Aug 16 2021, 15:50
Cajunboy
Frank Worthington
Enjoying Cruel Summer on PRIME.
Probably for all the wrong reasons.
Probably for all the wrong reasons.
174 Re: Film and TV review. Mon Aug 16 2021, 16:05
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
At the behest of a young lady, small of stature, but large of mouth, I'm watching all four series of The Worst Witch on BBC iPlayer.
I'm thoroughly enjoying it.
I'm thoroughly enjoying it.
175 Re: Film and TV review. Mon Aug 16 2021, 16:33
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
We watched The Serpent a few weeks back based on a true story on Netflix which I can highly recommend for those who haven't watched it. 
176 Re: Film and TV review. Mon Aug 16 2021, 17:11
Cajunboy
Frank Worthington
I agree KP.
Evil but addictive.
Evil but addictive.
177 Re: Film and TV review. Fri Aug 20 2021, 21:19
Sluffy
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boltonbonce wrote:At the behest of a young lady, small of stature, but large of mouth, I'm watching all four series of The Worst Witch on BBC iPlayer.
I'm thoroughly enjoying it.
Very sadly the author, Jill Murphy, has just died.
Nice write up about her here -
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-58283965
178 Re: Film and TV review. Fri Aug 20 2021, 21:36
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Sluffy wrote:
Very sadly the author, Jill Murphy, has just died.
Nice write up about her here -
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-58283965
Yes Sluffy, very sad indeed. She's left a legacy that will entertain children of all ages for many years to come.
And she did it before the advent of that four eyed parvenu, Harry Potter.
179 Re: Film and TV review. Fri Aug 20 2021, 21:46
Sluffy
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boltonbonce wrote:Sluffy wrote:
Very sadly the author, Jill Murphy, has just died.
Nice write up about her here -
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-58283965
Yes Sluffy, very sad indeed. She's left a legacy that will entertain children of all ages for many years to come.
And she did it before the advent of that four eyed parvenu, Harry Potter.
I seemed to have missed out on Jill Murphy somehow, when my daughter was younger it was Disney or Jacqueline Wilson (I even had to take her to a book signing session in London that she somehow got a personal invite to attend along with about 1,000 others - I think she was in some sort of fan club or something like that?).
Tracey Beaker was the TV series I had to sit and watch with her.
Tracey now has a child of her own!
They grow up so fast these days.
180 Re: Film and TV review. Fri Aug 20 2021, 22:30
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
In times of stress, or particular moments of sadness, I often revert to the books of my childhood. They're like a comfort blanket. I think this is true for many.Sluffy wrote:
I seemed to have missed out on Jill Murphy somehow, when my daughter was younger it was Disney or Jacqueline Wilson (I even had to take her to a book signing session in London that she somehow got a personal invite to attend along with about 1,000 others - I think she was in some sort of fan club or something like that?).
Tracey Beaker was the TV series I had to sit and watch with her.
Tracey now has a child of her own!
They grow up so fast these days.
The Just William books have helped me through many a crisis. And, according to my mum, started a few as well!
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