What are you watching tonight?

[Bruce Rioja]

Penguins. I want one.

I've done the research. You need a zoo licence and they need to be kept in groups of about 20 so it's a big ask!

Also, you aren't allowed an Ocelot! Not fair.

Guess I'll just have to settle for a Zonkey.

Will they get on OK with the Red Panda, d'ya know?

[Burnden Paddock]

Last time I was up Rivvy there was a woman with a raccoon on a lead, which was climbing up a tree. Not what you'd normally expect to see on a Saturday afternoon, in that part of the world.

[William the White]

Un poco de chocolate Spanish, subtitled, is a lovely, sentimental, gentle movie about old age and young age, life ending, the meaning of memory, and love.

Ancient brother and sister live together, the last of the family, sooner rather than later one will die. For both, the past is more vivid than the present and especially for the brother who is falling into deep dementia. Then two young people entangle themselves in their lives, as new children almost. The generations learn to love each other afresh.

Very sweet movie. got it from the Instituto Cervantes library but may be available on LF. Good way to run up to the VIVA! festival...

[CrazyHorse]

The Walking Dead Season 3 part 2.

[bobo the clown]

Un poco de chocolate Spanish, subtitled, is a lovely, sentimental, gentle movie about old age and young age, life ending, the meaning of memory, and love.

Can't you just fckg learn Spanish & cut out the middle man here Bill ?

[William the White]

Un poco de chocolate Spanish, subtitled, is a lovely, sentimental, gentle movie about old age and young age, life ending, the meaning of memory, and love.

Can't you just fckg learn Spanish & cut out the middle man here Bill ?

That task is currently underway, Tuesdays and Thursdays...

[William the White]

Catching up on the Oscar nominees... Saw Lincoln yesterday and Les Mis today.

Both excellent but Les Mis especially so. Russel Crowe very good - and sings very well!!! Excellent direction on an epic scale and also an intimate one...

[bobo the clown]

Catching up on the Oscar nominees... Saw Lincoln yesterday and Les Mis today.

Both excellent but Les Mis especially so. Russel Crowe very good - and sings very well!!! Excellent direction on an epic scale and also an intimate one...

The Spnish language versions by any chance ?

[William the White]

Guy Hibbert's Complicit tonight at 9.00 on C4. Amazing previews. And he is an outstanding TV writer. Unmissable, I'd say...

[Prufrock]

Lincoln on Saturday. Now, I'm basically it's target audience (interested in history, big fan of the American ideal, and keen on socially liberal causes) so I might be biased, but it was fantastic. Tommy Lee Jones is ace, and Daniel Day-Lewis is amazing. Really, really good film. Surprised to see it come in for criticism from people who have presumably confused a Hollywood film with a documentary!

[William the White]

Lincoln on Saturday. Now, I'm basically it's target audience (interested in history, big fan of the American ideal, and keen on socially liberal causes) so I might be biased, but it was fantastic. Tommy Lee Jones is ace, and Daniel Day-Lewis is amazing. Really, really good film. Surprised to see it come in for criticism from people who have presumably confused a Hollywood film with a documentary!

Agree wholeheartedly - esp about Tommy Lee Jones...

[BWFC_Insane]

Lincoln on Saturday. Now, I'm basically it's target audience (interested in history, big fan of the American ideal, and keen on socially liberal causes) so I might be biased, but it was fantastic. Tommy Lee Jones is ace, and Daniel Day-Lewis is amazing. Really, really good film. Surprised to see it come in for criticism from people who have presumably confused a Hollywood film with a documentary!

Agree wholeheartedly - esp about Tommy Lee Jones...

Ohh, I might have to see it now.

Sounds right up my street.

[bobo the clown]

Un poco de chocolate Spanish, subtitled, is a lovely, sentimental, gentle movie about old age and young age, life ending, the meaning of memory, and love.

Can't you just fckg learn Spanish & cut out the middle man here Bill ?

My elder son, who speaks Spanish completely fluently, went to see a new film Spanish language film (Chilean, I believe) called "No!" in that London last week. There were subtitles ... he said they barely related to what was actually being said.

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[William the White]

Un poco de chocolate Spanish, subtitled, is a lovely, sentimental, gentle movie about old age and young age, life ending, the meaning of memory, and love.

Can't you just fckg learn Spanish & cut out the middle man here Bill ?

My elder son, who speaks Spanish completely fluently, went to see a new film Spanish language film (Chilean, I believe) called "No!" in that London last week. There were subtitles ... he said they barely related to what was actually being said.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_(2012_film" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;)

I'll look forward to the time when I have that fluency... In the meantime I've enough to know that most subtitles are doing ok - but in shorthand...

[boltonboris]

Already been said on here numerous times, but finally got round to watching Les Miserables yesterday.. Fvck me, what a film! I'm not a massive cinema fan (find it a bit boring, to be honest), so mhaven't seen a massive amount of films at the flicks.. I'd go as far as saying, it's the best film I've gone out to see.

Superb

[bwfcdan94]

Just watched American Gangstar, what a film.

[Raven]

Already been said on here numerous times, but finally got round to watching Les Miserables yesterday.. Fvck me, what a film! I'm not a massive cinema fan (find it a bit boring, to be honest), so mhaven't seen a massive amount of films at the flicks.. I'd go as far as saying, it's the best film I've gone out to see.

Superb

I saw it and had no clue about it (didn't even know they sang all the way through), afraid I got bored after the gorgeous Anne Hathaway left, can't deny the quality of it though and the performances (esp Anne H and the Hugh Jackman) but clearly not my thing, only thing I really really hated was the blonde girls (the adult one) singing..sounded more like something from an early Disney film all quivery and annoying, kept expecting her to go into "Someday my prince will come"

[boltonboris]

She's fit her, though

[Raven]

Dear god no, the other lady in the film was fantastic too (think she was in the stageshow)

[boltonboris]

Give over man!! Amanda Seyfried is an absolute peach.