Like Driver2 and roundabouts and watching the 1999 County Hurdle on TV "Somewhere in France" a race that was not televised anywhere,just guessing Brigust,maybe you can help with the Driver2 issues?
Btw maybe ask Ikeaman?
The Exorcist!!!!Like Driver2 and roundabouts and watching the 1999 County Hurdle on TV "Somewhere in France" a race that was not televised anywhere,just guessing Brigust,maybe you can help with the Driver2 issues?Btw maybe ask Ikeaman?
OK guys. I remembered it last night but thought I would allow a cinema buff to show off. I have to admit the question, by accident, was a little misleading.
The film: Pretty Woman
Julie Roberts (hooker) goes to Richard Gere (punter) to satisfy his need but he has fallen asleep waiting. She says quietly "He sleeps".
OK guys. I remembered it last night but thought I would allow a cinema buff to show off. I have to admit the question, by accident, was a little misleading. The film: Pretty WomanJulie Roberts (hooker) goes to Richard Gere (punter) to satisfy his nee
It intrigued me earlier so I googled ‘she sleeps film quote’. Pretty Woman was the first one that came up. Surprising considering you’d given the wrong quote! Google knows!
It intrigued me earlier so I googled ‘she sleeps film quote’. Pretty Woman was the first one that came up. Surprising considering you’d given the wrong quote! Google knows!
I came across this film recently but I've no idea where to watch it, any advice would be great. I've tried the usual places but no joy thus far.
"Wild Boy." (1934) Sonnie Hale, Bud Flanagan, Chesney Allen and Mick The Miller no less!
I came across this film recently but I've no idea where to watch it, any advice would be great. I've tried the usual places but no joy thus far."Wild Boy." (1934) Sonnie Hale, Bud Flanagan, Chesney Allen and Mick The Miller no less!
In case you haven't already read it, you'll find this description of the film interesting...
https://greyhoundstar.co.uk/remember-when-july-2/
Slippy - you'll do well to see that now.In case you haven't already read it, you'll find this description of the film interesting...https://greyhoundstar.co.uk/remember-when-july-2/
Thanks very much for that Ged, I read the precis and it's a film I'd like to see but it has proven to be impossible for me to find anywhere on line. I'll keep trying though. Cheers.
Thanks very much for that Ged, I read the precis and it's a film I'd like to see but it has proven to be impossible for me to find anywhere on line. I'll keep trying though. Cheers.
Slippy, eye managed to scrape a copy of Wild Boy. As you'd expect with a file from a movie in that decade, the audio and visual are likely to be of low quality due to small video dimensions and low bit rate. That's certainly the case here as you can see from the file info below..
Complete name : WILD BOY (1934) Format : MPEG-4 Duration : 1 h 23 min Overall bit rate : 316 kb/s Width : 400 pixels Height : 300 pixels Display aspect ratio : 4:3 Frame rate mode : Constant Frame rate : 25.000 FPS Audio bit rate : 48.0 kb/s
However, 'better than nothing' and 'beggars can't be choosers' has to be appreciated in some cases.
When viewing these type of low quality videos, I know some who will always go 'fullscreen' regardless of the pixelated mess they become. ME personally, I'll always REDUCE their window size in an effort to match the package,, for eye rather have smaller viewing window with a touch more clarity, than bigger window with poorer clarity. But each to their own.
If you wish to watch in your own video player, and/or keep your own copy of the film..then you'll find convenient download button above the video in the Gofile link. Alternatively you can download the file by pasting the link into any number of video download sites.. such as> https://www.savethevideo.com/home
Gofile link> https://gofile.io/d/5D374t
Slippy, eye managed to scrape a copy of Wild Boy. As you'd expect with a file from a movie in that decade, the audio and visual are likely to be of low quality due to small video dimensions and low bit rate. That's certainly the case here as you can
This just shows where a thread can lead. I only wanted to know the name of a film I had forgotten and it led to a genuine sense of generosity and gratitude. When there are no misanthropes awake a forum can be a fine place to inhabit.
This just shows where a thread can lead. I only wanted to know the name of a film I had forgotten and it led to a genuine sense of generosity and gratitude. When there are no misanthropes awake a forum can be a fine place to inhabit.
ProSniper, you are an absolute gentleman. I'm extremely grateful to you for finding that for not only me but for all of us on this eclectic forum of ours.
Top man.
ProSniper, you are an absolute gentleman. I'm extremely grateful to you for finding that for not only me but for all of us on this eclectic forum of ours.Top man.