Yes yes yes, great stuff
Films that slipped through the net
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Anthrax666
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Correct, that was good
Yeah, it was in the top ten for a good few weeks, mind you it wasn't hyped all over the shop or anything.
Hardly slipped through the net. Another film that doesn't quite live up to a good concept imo.
Noddy
Midfield
Good recommendations on here - going to follow some up.
A film I've mentioned before but keep urging people to watch is a thriller set in Stasi run East Germany called 'The Lives of Others'. Disturbing but brilliant.
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A film I've mentioned before but keep urging people to watch is a thriller set in Stasi run East Germany called 'The Lives of Others'. Disturbing but brilliant.
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dirty bristow
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Felt very proud watching it as loads of men came in wearing berets and badges and a Help for Heroes collector made a fortune.
knumbskull
Striker
Duel is a cracking shout. Can't agree about john dies at the end though, I hate saying it but it's a massive let down from the book, which wasn't even that great anyway!
kamaras-tash
Winger
Just watched a British film called The Rise from a couple year back which I'd never heard of and really enjoyed it. It's got Timothy Spall in it which is usually enough for me to give summit a chance plus Ramsay Bolton 
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Floyd
Winger
Great performance I agree but I absolutely detested Locke, its down there with the worst films i've ever seen. What's the point of putting a radio play on the big screen? Sooo pretentious...
banburysafc
Striker
Jeff, Who Lives At Home. Slightly weird comedy, thought it was brilliant.
Saw this film years ago, Time After Time... Malcolm McDowell, David Warner... Far fetched story about HG Wells time machine and Jack The Ripper using it to escape Victorian London to 20th Century San Francisco... Sounds crap when I describe it but its actually quite enjoyable.... A sturdy 7.2 on imdb
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Office Space
Fred Army
Striker
Just watched it: agreed, very funny.
CheersMarra84
Striker
I watched a film called 'Henry of Navarre', which was surprisingly quite good for being French.
Man About Town
Winger
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UZZA_SPARTA
Midfield
to those interested, the restored version of this Friedkin classic from 1977 is being shown next Tuesday (13th Feb) at 23:20hrs on UK channel Film 4
Back in the day it was said to be the first non-Hollywood type film produced by a Hollywood studio (ironically it ended up being distributed by two of the main studios: Paramount and Universal Studios) ... Roy Scheider in one of his best roles.
William Friedkin’s Restored ‘Sorcerer’ Finally Coming To DVD & Blu-ray This April
General Zod
Striker
That's what I call a bump
I dragged our lass (no) to this when it was shown in London last year, and have the old, not very good DVD that used to be the only thing available, the better Blu Ray that came out a couple of years ago, and got the 40th anniversary edition Blu Ray for Christmas. I think if I changed channel onto that next week she'd stab me with a fork
UZZA_SPARTA
Midfield
I've been away on some travels for a bit... clocked that the film was on next week and then looked if there was already a posting on this film.
Just watched a British film called The Rise from a couple year back which I'd never heard of and really enjoyed it. It's got Timothy Spall in it which is usually enough for me to give summit a chance plus Ramsay Boltonhttp://data:image/jpeg;base64,/9j/4...2146dO4cbwTV1LhhyGo+X+jHA37toU4/+stxkZGRoP//Z
That was quite a pic fail
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