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By:
duffy
When: 26 Aug 26 16:58
70 UP coming soon, can't wait to watch the final chapter of this beautiful piece of artworkLove
By:
Emitdeb
When: 29 Aug 26 13:44
Another Simon Brodkin short, that made me giggle..

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/YNp8UYJfnHQ
By:
s.kenbo
When: 29 Aug 26 13:58
We went to see him last week at our local town hall. He was abysmal.
By:
s.kenbo
When: 29 Aug 26 14:00
Decent clip.
By:
Emitdeb
When: 06 Sep 26 19:08
I watched Emily (2022).. BBC i player.. EMILY imagines Emily Brontë’s own Gothic story that inspired her seminal novel, "Wuthering Heights."

Grabbed me and I really enjoyed it..
By:
lurka
When: 06 Sep 26 19:31
The entire 8 episode 2nd season of the Gentlemen by Guy Richie with Vinnie Jones was released on Netflix a few days ago. 1st series was 2 years ago.
By:
CLYDEBANK29
When: 07 Sep 26 13:24
Saw the film Pressure on my return flight which is about the relationship between Eisenhower and the UK's chief meteorologist in the lead up to D-Day and which is in cinemas from Wednesday.  If you like war movies this is a bit different and I'd recommend it.  It's more historically accurate than The Imitation Game, which is probably the movie it's most similar to.  Personally, I preferred it as The Imitation Game had too much dramatic licence and factual distortions for my taste.

Written preview there ..
 
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn0j4lz6pe9o
By:
Emitdeb
When: 08 Sep 26 07:07
Pressure (2026 film)  Good movie.. Thanks.
By:
barstool
When: 09 Sep 26 20:45
Tonight Film 4 9pm

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri.

If you have not seen it then tune in.

One of the best.
By:
MillridgeTanic
When: 10 Sep 26 10:04
Fully agree ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
By:
SirNorbertClarke
When: 10 Sep 26 11:57
TV has been so dreadful I've been working my way through the Grand Designs archive on Channel 4.

There aren't half some idiots knocking about!
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 11 Sep 26 17:02
"The Terror" a 10 part series on Sky Atlantic is the best thing I've seen in recent months.

Rotten Tomatoes give it a massive 97%.
IMDb a more realistic 7.8/10.

I'll score it 8.5/10, with the thumb, which is quite high for me.
You won't be disappointed I'm sure.
By:
duffy
When: 11 Sep 26 17:24
Watched the first season of The Terror on the BBC set in the Arctic, very strange, tried the second but gave up, might give the third a try.
By:
MillridgeTanic
When: 11 Sep 26 19:33
Yes, 3 separate series of The Terror. Really enjoyed the first one from yonks ago. Can't remember the 2nd one, but will give the new one a go on slippys recommendtaion. Once I've finished Seven Seconds.
By:
SirNorbertClarke
When: 12 Sep 26 07:18
Daliance

Don't let the fact it's set in Australia put you off.
By:
lurka
When: 17 Sep 26 22:16
2nd series of Mobland on Paramount has started. 10 episodes - 1 a week until 20 Nov

Last Seen on Apple seems decent. 3 episodes of 6 released. 1 a week until 7 Oct
By:
duffy
When: 18 Sep 26 05:25
Watched the first season of Mobland and will give the second a go but Brosnan and Mirren characters are utterly ridiculous.
By:
MillridgeTanic
When: 18 Sep 26 18:27
barstool
Watched the last episode (10) of Seven Seconds on Netflix last night.

Not often I get all the way through one but this kept me interested. Well worth a look.


Great recommendation this thanks. Really enjoyed it.
By:
barstool
When: 18 Sep 26 19:06
Thanks Millridge T.

Glad you liked it as well.
By:
Analyst
When: 18 Sep 26 23:55
I saw "De Gaulle" earlier this week - its worth a watch if you are interested in WW2 history. Its a French film with English sub titles, so its WW2 from a French point of view.
By:
SirNorbertClarke
When: 19 Sep 26 08:40
There is a part 2 to the De Gaulle film.
By:
SirNorbertClarke
When: 26 Sep 26 16:17
How the Tudors lost their heads

A top quality series for those interested in Tudor/early modern history.
By:
Emitdeb
When: 26 Sep 26 16:26
Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story On Netflix..

I've watched 3 of the 8.. I'm tempted to say Awful but I am compelled to see where we're going with this.. I'll report back.
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 26 Sep 26 16:30
"If I Had Legs I'd Kick You."

It's a difficult film to assess.

If you like intense, dark and highly charged emotional films you'll probably like it.
I'm unsure as I'm not completely certain what it's really all about.

The critics score it highly but you'll have to see it for yourself and form your own opinion. I'd go against the tide personally and give it a mediocre 5/10.
By:
HoratioNelson
When: 26 Sep 26 17:06
The Whisper Man on Netflix is decent.......anything with RDN is decent is fairness
By:
comingupthehill
When: 27 Sep 26 19:56
There’s a podcast on bbc sounds. It’s the best and funniest program ever made.

It should be on bbc 1 prime time Saturday night,from a local theatre.instead of Micheal macintyre.

It’s called mark steels in town.

He goes round the country ,does his research of the local area and history,then does a radio programme with a live audience for radio 4.

It’s exactly what the bbc is for,every town has its own idiosyncrasies,and he highlights them.not only is it very interesting about the history and nuances of the local town ,it’s very funny.

It could run for years because there’s so many towns ,villages.etc.

He did Glastonbury,which has loads of physic shops,and a William hill bookies,which he said,they’re taking a risk with all the physics,

Hebden bridge,the lesbian capital of Britain,

Matlock bath,thinks it’s a coastal town,every shop is a fish and chip shop.

Endless jokes,history and a look into the local area.

It really needs to be on tv,,it’s wasted hidden away on radio 4
By:
DixieDean60
When: 27 Sep 26 20:46
Bit OTT there cuth, best ever made is some claim Shocked

I think you mean Glastonbury has lots of psychics, as physics would be everywhere Grin

Matlock Bath is in the heart of the Derbyshire Peak District and although it has something of a coastal feel it is very much landlocked.
My brother and his family holidayed there a few months ago, very much enjoyed it.
By:
Stringvest
When: 27 Sep 26 20:59
Dead Man Shoes  Wink  Dixie .. good film mate
By:
Stringvest
When: 27 Sep 26 21:08
Matlocks Tourism Board must have been well happy Laugh
By:
DixieDean60
When: 27 Sep 26 21:14
Yes i've seen it String, good actor is Paddy Considine.

Not sure it featured on the promotional trailer when my brother was looking to book online, although knowing him that's probably why he chose there Laugh
By:
barstool
When: 27 Sep 26 22:43
Watched  "Nocturnal Animals" on Netflix tonight.

Must say it is very good and worth a look.
By:
magnum89
When: 28 Sep 26 00:48
Nothing specific but for those who like old british films from  the 50s 60s 70s and 80s ought to give British Screen Classics tv channel a try.
By:
HoratioNelson
When: 28 Sep 26 10:32
The "Monster" episodes on Netflix are also very good....The Ed Gein story, as well as Dahmer, Lizzie Borden and Aileen Wuornos are all quite dark but very watcheable.
By:
duffy
When: 28 Sep 26 16:11
Tim Roth's portrayal of John Christie in the BBC's Rillington Place is the best one of these types I've ever seen...haunting stuff, 10/10.


If you like the serial killer stuff, watch it!!!!

Available to download on the BBC and Alibi.
By:
duffy
When: 28 Sep 26 16:20
If you watch it, steel yourself for the scene when he asks for the newborn baby to be handed over to him, it will affect you.!!
By:
duffy
When: 28 Sep 26 16:26
One review said

The sheer menace of the thing is extraordinary. The interiors are tiny, dark, oppressive. The script is minimal, elliptical', and 'Obviously it is a tale that has been told many times before. But the limning of the manipulation, the entrapment, the complicity without blame, the forced compromises, and the black misery spreading from one man’s evil has surely rarely been better done.'
By:
MillridgeTanic
When: 29 Sep 26 11:25
Another thumbs up for barstool and Nocturnal Animals. Like Jake GyllenhaaL, so was somewhat surprised I hadn't seen this already as made in 2016. But well worth the wait. Very good and quite original imo.
By:
SirNorbertClarke
When: 29 Sep 26 13:03
The worst jobs in history
By:
DancingBraveTheBest
When: 29 Sep 26 14:21
I am enjoying the series Boardwalk EmpireHappy
By:
Emitdeb
When: 29 Sep 26 14:56
Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story On Netflix..

I've watched 3 of the 8.. I'm tempted to say Awful but I am compelled to see where we're going with this.. I'll report back.


Gave up on it.. If the show isn't entertaining me or intriguing me, why bother!?
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