Buddy Bradley
Pantheistic solipsist
Watched Scum (1979) tonight, not seen it in absolutely ages. Still excellent. Surprised to find the whole thing on YouTube in decent quality:
Would you mind actually telling us the title of it?Watching this now. Critically panned I expect but I love it. Philo Beddoe for president!
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"Right turn, Clyde"?Watching this now. Critically panned I expect but I love it. Philo Beddoe for president!
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Any Which Way You Can, the superior sequel to Every Which Way But Loose. Clint Eastwood is a bare knuckle boxer with a pet orang utan with a country and music soundtrack. Silly but lots of fun.w
Would you mind actually telling us the title of it?
(Unless you were referring to my previous post about Below Deck- but then why would there be a plane on it?)
"Right turn, Clyde"?
"I'm not rich and I've never been idle!"The 39 steps the original 1935 on BBC I Player 10/10 maybe someone
on Urban might not have seen it.
BBC Two - The 39 Steps
A man (Robert Donat) is pursued by the police for a murder he didn't commit.www.bbc.co.uk
It's based on an autobiographical graphic novel, which is well worth checking out. Its slightly crude drawing style is what really made it work for me, I thought it lost something by making it into a conventional film.My Friend Dahmer. About the teenage years of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer. A study in how unchecked dispositions combined with unfortunate events and circumstance can have disturbing results. The film even ends before his first murder.
On Channel 4 catch-up if anyone’s interested. Well worth a watch.
Thought this was great. I really like John Wick(s) but Odenkirk elevates Nobody above that. Excellent violence; glowering enemies in Mexican stand-offs; tooling up scenes; improbably fast injury recovery - nothing new but good larks all the same.I watched Nobody last night, I thought it was really good fun - the less you know about it, the better, as part of the enjoyment is trying to work out what kind of film it's going to turn out to be. Odenkirk is a great actor - can't separate him from Saul now, but it still works.
not long after the court case ITV did a four parter, better than the films as I recall.The Hatton Garden Job
Ah, that hubnot long after the court case ITV did a four parter, better than the films as I recall.
still on the itvhub
Hatton Garden - Watch Episode - ITVX
Perkins breaks his golden rule and brings forward another get-together of the gang. Will he cut Reader in, and can the police find them?www.itv.com
No matter how many times I watch this, I always fall for the twist at the end. Sign of an amazingly well constructed film that you forget you know how it ends.The Sting - timeless classic, probably in my top 10 films. Glorious acting. Chicago in the depression seemed a tough life.
I'm calling shotgun before Reno (or indeed anyone else) gets in there - no it's not; the clue being in the nameFor A Few Dollars More - the first of the man with the no name trilogy.
Django or Dollars-style?Make one coffin ready