imposs1904
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Got to ask: how does it compare to Small Faces?
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Got to ask: how does it compare to Small Faces?
weepiper
I fix the machines that fight climate change
It's excellent, I really enjoyed it. Was commenting to Fed last night that I wasn't expecting it to be funny
but there were a few real belly laughs.
Fedayn
Well-Known Member
Much better imho.
starfish
No dialogue. Just plot.
Is that the Bushwhackers. So its set in the South Side then. I assumed it would have been up the East End. A bit from the trailer reminded me of my school days fighting with St Aloysious pupils, they wore green blazers with yellow trim. Hopefully going to watch it this weekend.
Fedayn
Well-Known Member
Nah, it's set in Cardonald/Pollok. The gang the main character is in is the Car D, ie Cardonald. They gangs they fight with are the Kross and Krew from Pollok. The Bushie is my local gang, or was. Also mentioned in the film are the Kinning park Star, Ibrox Tongs, Young Govan team.
Saw this yesterday. Really liked it -- very funny in places. The acting was also great as didn't really seem like they were acting.
The only thing I didn't like was the last scene which felt a bit like it was trying to make some allegorical point or something. Definitely worth seeing though.
The only thing I didn't like was the last scene which felt a bit like it was trying to make some allegorical point or something. Definitely worth seeing though.
They were going on about it on the way out.
pennimania
still dre and drooling
Saw this last weekend.
Hated it - in fact I walked out about three quarters of the way through.
depressing, weak script (IMO) and despite living in Scotland, (and being married to a Scot) I couldn't understand some of the dialogue.
I realise I stand alone - I didn't like This is England either.
Hated it - in fact I walked out about three quarters of the way through.
depressing, weak script (IMO) and despite living in Scotland, (and being married to a Scot) I couldn't understand some of the dialogue.
I realise I stand alone - I didn't like This is England either.
imposs1904
Thread Killa'
Just turned up on Netflix Instant (in the States).
It's got subtitles. It could be worse . . . the early Bill Forsyth films, That Sinking Feeling & Gregory's Girl, are both dubbed.
It's got subtitles. It could be worse . . . the early Bill Forsyth films, That Sinking Feeling & Gregory's Girl, are both dubbed.
PlaidDragon
We don't need money to have a good time
I liked it up until the ending, I thought the ending was fucking atrocious. The director should have just walked on screen and explained what he wanted to symbolise with the ending, rather than ramming a rather obvious metaphor down everyone's throats.
He taped a knife to each hand?
TopCat
Putin fanboy
Shit, I think I've worked it out - Obvious when yer think about it.
Stick the tape to a door handle then cut the tape off once you have the correct length then wind tape around your hand. Do same with other hand. Remember to put the knife in your hand before you wind the tape around it. Happy hunting.
TopCat
Putin fanboy
Eeek! That would work!!Stick the tape to a door handle then cut the tape off once you have the correct length then wind tape around your hand. Do same with other hand. Remember to put the knife in your hand before you wind the tape around it. Happy hunting.
Don't scratch yourself.
Idris2002
canadian girlfriend
Watched this last night.
For some reason I thought one of the most heartbreaking bits was where he
though of course the bit where he
was the worst.
For some reason I thought one of the most heartbreaking bits was where he
gets back to the boiler-room where he's dossing only to find that someone's put a padlock on the gate.
though of course the bit where he
brains the poor sod with a gravestone, giving him (he discovers later) permanent brain damage
