What are you watching tonight?

[General Mannerheim]

Finished Making a Murderer too, can we talk about it??

Made a start on 'Deliver us from Evil' not sure if I can hold out with this? It's sickening and very unsettling... Think I'll go back to Always Sunny!!

Actually, gonna stick Still Alice on. Been on the list for ages but Pru just nudged it to the top...

Bloody hell

[General Mannerheim]

Just noticed Force Majeure is on Netflix too. Wholeheartedly recommend that, really gives your thoughts a provoking!

[Prufrock]

Finished Making a Murderer too, can we talk about it??

Made a start on 'Deliver us from Evil' not sure if I can hold out with this? It's sickening and very unsettling... Think I'll go back to Always Sunny!!

Actually, gonna stick Still Alice on. Been on the list for ages but Pru just nudged it to the top...

Bloody hell

Incredible isn't it? I mean, you feel like you'll never smile again, but wow. Tone perfect, proper melancholy but never sentimental or saccharine.

[General Mannerheim]

yep agreed. freaked me out a bit when she had to remember that address in the Dr's office early on - i couldnt remember it either!

[Bruce Rioja]

Watched The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel last night. Damn fine feel-good stuff for a wet January Monday. An excellent cast for who it was all too easy, but so what. You'll need to watch the first one first though for this one to make any sense.

[Bruce Rioja]

A couple of DVDs are on their way to me from LF.

Having visited Dylan Thomas's home, The Boathouse and also his writing shed in Laugharne over the weekend I've found myself brushing up on some of his works.

So, to begin at the beginning (can you see what I did there? I've got the 2015 version of Under Milk Wood on its way to me.

I've also got something called The Man from Earth on its way as well.

[TANGODANCER]

Watcxhed Solace, a psychological thriller. Thoughtful film with a typical Anthony Hopkins excellent performance.

[AmAWanderer]

Just got my fire stick delivered finally, so going to hook up this kodi and see if I can get the new Di Caprio/Hardy flick on it.

[malcd1]

Just got my fire stick delivered finally, so going to hook up this kodi and see if I can get the new Di Caprio/Hardy flick on it.

Phoenix and Genesis apps are very good so I am told.

[General Mannerheim]

Watched the Fassbender Macbeth from last year. Really good.

[jmjhb]

Just got my fire stick delivered finally, so going to hook up this kodi and see if I can get the new Di Caprio/Hardy flick on it.

Phoenix and Genesis apps are very good so I am told.

Operation Robocop and Sportsdevil for sports...

[jonnycooper]

Just got my fire stick delivered finally, so going to hook up this kodi and see if I can get the new Di Caprio/Hardy flick on it.

Phoenix and Genesis apps are very good so I am told.

Operation Robocop and Sportsdevil for sports...

Don't forget Wookie !

[TANGODANCER]

Okay, I admit it, enough's enough. Seen quite a lot of films recently and decided on a bit of no-brain watching last night. Yes, I admit I watched The Hobbit. A great kids story indeed where the T.V announcer stated at the onset, that kids may find some scenes frightening...oh, okay. Read Bruce's views but in lieu of not much else on the box, well, I chanced it anyway. Wife has the Rings trilogy on D.V.D and I watched and enjoyed them mainly. The Hobbit, a masterpiece of special effects, a new millenia of uglies, a crap version of the story with more cliff-hangers than Flash Gordon's whole career ( who would put up with all that to reclaim a forest from a dragon?) and much ado about nowt. Should have given it a miss.

Oh, well, it had Cate Blanchet which was about its only real plus.

[Gary the Enfield]

Okay, I admit it, enough's enough. Seen quite a lot of films recently and decided on a bit of no-brain watching last night. Yes, I admit I watched The Hobbit. A great kids story indeed where the T.V announcer stated at the onset, that kids may find some scenes frightening...oh, okay. Read Bruce's views but in lieu of not much else on the box, well, I chanced it anyway. Wife has the Rings trilogy on D.V.D and I watched and enjoyed them mainly. The Hobbit, a masterpiece of special effects, a new millenia of uglies, a crap version of the story with more cliff-hangers than Flash Gordon's whole career ( who would put up with all that to reclaim a forest from a dragon?) and much ado about nowt. Should have given it a miss.

Oh, well, it had Cate Blanchet which was about its only real plus.

You do realise The Hobbit is 3 films too don't you TD?

Or did you watch all three at once?

[TANGODANCER]

Okay, I admit it, enough's enough. Seen quite a lot of films recently and decided on a bit of no-brain watching last night. Yes, I admit I watched The Hobbit. A great kids story indeed where the T.V announcer stated at the onset, that kids may find some scenes frightening...oh, okay. Read Bruce's views but in lieu of not much else on the box, well, I chanced it anyway. Wife has the Rings trilogy on D.V.D and I watched and enjoyed them mainly. The Hobbit, a masterpiece of special effects, a new millenia of uglies, a crap version of the story with more cliff-hangers than Flash Gordon's whole career ( who would put up with all that to reclaim a forest from a dragon?) and much ado about nowt. Should have given it a miss.

Oh, well, it had Cate Blanchet which was about its only real plus.

You do realise The Hobbit is 3 films too don't you TD?

Or did you watch all three at once?

Aye, but one was quite enough thanks....

[Bruce Rioja]

Okay, I admit it, enough's enough. Seen quite a lot of films recently and decided on a bit of no-brain watching last night. Yes, I admit I watched The Hobbit. A great kids story indeed where the T.V announcer stated at the onset, that kids may find some scenes frightening...oh, okay. Read Bruce's views but in lieu of not much else on the box, well, I chanced it anyway. Wife has the Rings trilogy on D.V.D and I watched and enjoyed them mainly. The Hobbit, a masterpiece of special effects, a new millenia of uglies, a crap version of the story with more cliff-hangers than Flash Gordon's whole career ( who would put up with all that to reclaim a forest from a dragon?) and much ado about nowt. Should have given it a miss.

Oh, well, it had Cate Blanchet which was about its only real plus.

You do realise The Hobbit is 3 films too don't you TD?

Or did you watch all three at once? [/quote

Aye, but one was quite enough thanks....

A kindred spirit.

[Bruce Rioja]

2nd part of this week's Silent Witness. Emilia Fox - rocking my world

[Little Green Man]

An episode or two of How Do You Want Me? in honour of Frank Finlay. His menace looms throughout even when he's not there. Superb stuff.

[Prufrock]

Remember a few older timer columnists raving about various Ealing Comedies (think Clive James was one) so had Passport to Pimlico tonight. Was good. Few laughs, good idea, stood up well.

[Gary the Enfield]

Okay, I admit it, enough's enough. Seen quite a lot of films recently and decided on a bit of no-brain watching last night. Yes, I admit I watched The Hobbit. A great kids story indeed where the T.V announcer stated at the onset, that kids may find some scenes frightening...oh, okay. Read Bruce's views but in lieu of not much else on the box, well, I chanced it anyway. Wife has the Rings trilogy on D.V.D and I watched and enjoyed them mainly. The Hobbit, a masterpiece of special effects, a new millenia of uglies, a crap version of the story with more cliff-hangers than Flash Gordon's whole career ( who would put up with all that to reclaim a forest from a dragon?) and much ado about nowt. Should have given it a miss.

Oh, well, it had Cate Blanchet which was about its only real plus.

You do realise The Hobbit is 3 films too don't you TD?

Or did you watch all three at once?

Aye, but one was quite enough thanks....

Probably best. It can be Hobbit forming............