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27 Feb 25
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Scarecrow- gene hackman( rip), al Pacino
The Mackintosh Man- Paul Newman
There are plenty more but those three spring to mind.
Scarecrow- gene hackman( rip), al Pacino
The Mackintosh Man- Paul Newman
There are plenty more but those three spring to mind.
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One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest
Awakenings (Robin Williams finest film performance imho)
Awakenings (Robin Williams finest film performance imho)
I saw " Scarecrow " at the cinema when it came out. It's very "talky".
Not a *great* film, but a lovely watch and pertinent to the forum, National Velvet hasn't been shown on TV for donkey's years.
If we extend to TV
Monocled Mutineer never been repeated and probably never will be. Also baffling that Johnny Jarvis has not been repeated.
Monocled Mutineer never been repeated and probably never will be. Also baffling that Johnny Jarvis has not been repeated.
The Wicker Man (original) has been on quite recently George B.
Last shown on BBC Two on 13 October 2024 and previously on BBC Four on 5 December 2023.
Most of these films have been shown over the last few years. The Manchurian Candidate has been on the BBC three times, Blazing Saddles was on BBC Four in May last year. Scum, Animal Farm and Rita, Sue and Bob Too have all been on Channel 4 or Film4, the latter is still available on demand.
Most of these films have been shown over the last few years. The Manchurian Candidate has been on the BBC three times, Blazing Saddles was on BBC Four in May last year. Scum, Animal Farm and Rita, Sue and Bob Too have all been on Channel 4 or Film4, the latter is still available on demand.
Zelig (1983).
A Woody Allen masterpiece that you can't seem to be able to watch anywhere.
A Woody Allen masterpiece that you can't seem to be able to watch anywhere.
Charley Varrick. Walter Matthau in a straight role. Underrated
If your not into movies you’ll have to look them up with three great Directors…
Mean Streets…Scorsese
Raizing Arizona…Coen Brothers
Badlands… Terence Malick
Dano
Mean Streets…Scorsese
Raizing Arizona…Coen Brothers
Badlands… Terence Malick
Dano
Three right now worth going to your local cinema…
Anora
Companion
Sing Sing
Anora
Companion
Sing Sing
The Elephant Man has been on the BBC twice this month and ten times in total in the last five years. It is still on the iPlayer for another 12 days.
Slaughter House 5
Kurt Vonnegut's slightly odd novel/film about a man who does not live his life in chronological order like the rest of us.
Fahrenheit 451
A fiction that is becoming a history book of our times
Kurt Vonnegut's slightly odd novel/film about a man who does not live his life in chronological order like the rest of us.
Fahrenheit 451
A fiction that is becoming a history book of our times
salmon spray 27 Feb 25 13:40
Debbie Does Dallas.
Brother in law sent his Dad into old style video shop back in the day to ask for this one
Old school didnt have a clue
Shocked when assistant asked him if he knew what it was about
Debbie Does Dallas.
Brother in law sent his Dad into old style video shop back in the day to ask for this one
Old school didnt have a clue
Shocked when assistant asked him if he knew what it was about
Soldier Blue and Bonnie and Clyde have been on TV fairly recently watched both, actually saw them both at the flicks when they came out, all those years ago.
I saw it when it was released but only once on TV since then.
Soldier Blue was i think cut a fair bit on TV, not as gruesome as at the flicks.
These two links are worth bookmarking
https://www.justwatch.com/uk
Search the dozens of UK streaming sites for a film
https://tv-films.co.uk/
Searching for a film tells you when it was last on UK TV
You may have to juggle filters
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I have been looking out for an early 70s UK film called 'Unman, Witttering and Zigo',
starring the great David Hemmings, for decades, but it was never shown.
Only last week I got a notification to say it was on Paramount+ restored and with subtitles.
Surprised and really enjoyed watching it again.
https://www.justwatch.com/uk
Search the dozens of UK streaming sites for a film
https://tv-films.co.uk/
Searching for a film tells you when it was last on UK TV
You may have to juggle filters
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I have been looking out for an early 70s UK film called 'Unman, Witttering and Zigo',
starring the great David Hemmings, for decades, but it was never shown.
Only last week I got a notification to say it was on Paramount+ restored and with subtitles.
Surprised and really enjoyed watching it again.
Frenzy with van der vak in Hitchcock masterclass but one scene in particular keeps it from screns I think
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