What are you watching tonight?
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We (me and my wife) are real big fans of the book - as I know you are. We also liked the film. but wondered what you would make of it if you hasdn't read the book.thebish wrote:got round to watching cloud atlas tonight... I had no idea how they'd make that book into a film - and though they have done it very differently to the way the book is laid out - they've done a cracking job!
Wonder how CAPS is getting on with the book. He's not yet rapped on my door to thank me effusively...
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my eldest son watched it with us - not having read the book... he loved it - gave it a 10/10 (which is high praise from him!)William the White wrote:We (me and my wife) are real big fans of the book - as I know you are. We also liked the film. but wondered what you would make of it if you hasdn't read the book.thebish wrote:got round to watching cloud atlas tonight... I had no idea how they'd make that book into a film - and though they have done it very differently to the way the book is laid out - they've done a cracking job!
Wonder how CAPS is getting on with the book. He's not yet rapped on my door to thank me effusively...
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Hard to get higher!thebish wrote:my eldest son watched it with us - not having read the book... he loved it - gave it a 10/10 (which is high praise from him!)William the White wrote:We (me and my wife) are real big fans of the book - as I know you are. We also liked the film. but wondered what you would make of it if you hasdn't read the book.thebish wrote:got round to watching cloud atlas tonight... I had no idea how they'd make that book into a film - and though they have done it very differently to the way the book is laid out - they've done a cracking job!
Wonder how CAPS is getting on with the book. He's not yet rapped on my door to thank me effusively...
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I heard awful reviews of the film when it came out so haven't bothered yet. I'm pretty sure I've said this before though. Another rave review I spose means I have to!
Anyway, watched a fab episode of Newsnight tonight. Jonathan Powell talking about Isis, Tracey Emin talking about her new exhibition, and then one (perhaps not the first) of there 'short look's at the Booker shortlist: Howard Jacobson's 'J'. Hadn't grabbed me (my own planned 'order' seems to have followed Bill's) bit I'm intruiged by him talking about coining the word 'Twitternacht'. Seems to have a 90% chance of being prickish twattery, but a slight chance of being good.
Anyway, watched a fab episode of Newsnight tonight. Jonathan Powell talking about Isis, Tracey Emin talking about her new exhibition, and then one (perhaps not the first) of there 'short look's at the Booker shortlist: Howard Jacobson's 'J'. Hadn't grabbed me (my own planned 'order' seems to have followed Bill's) bit I'm intruiged by him talking about coining the word 'Twitternacht'. Seems to have a 90% chance of being prickish twattery, but a slight chance of being good.
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Emin voting Tory for the second time! Bruce and bobo will be pleased.Prufrock wrote:I heard awful reviews of the film when it came out so haven't bothered yet. I'm pretty sure I've said this before though. Another rave review I spose means I have to!
Anyway, watched a fab episode of Newsnight tonight. Jonathan Powell talking about Isis, Tracey Emin talking about her new exhibition, and then one (perhaps not the first) of there 'short look's at the Booker shortlist: Howard Jacobson's 'J'. Hadn't grabbed me (my own planned 'order' seems to have followed Bill's) bit I'm intruiged by him talking about coining the word 'Twitternacht'. Seems to have a 90% chance of being prickish twattery, but a slight chance of being good.
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I watched about three minutes of her showing off her infantile scrawl and went to bed.William the White wrote:Emin voting Tory for the second time! Bruce and bobo will be pleased.Prufrock wrote:I heard awful reviews of the film when it came out so haven't bothered yet. I'm pretty sure I've said this before though. Another rave review I spose means I have to!
Anyway, watched a fab episode of Newsnight tonight. Jonathan Powell talking about Isis, Tracey Emin talking about her new exhibition, and then one (perhaps not the first) of there 'short look's at the Booker shortlist: Howard Jacobson's 'J'. Hadn't grabbed me (my own planned 'order' seems to have followed Bill's) bit I'm intruiged by him talking about coining the word 'Twitternacht'. Seems to have a 90% chance of being prickish twattery, but a slight chance of being good.
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havent read the book. detested the film. zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
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Bruce Rioja wrote:Watched Winter's Bone. Brilliantly bleak indeed. Absolutely captivated. That Jennifer Lawrence is actually a damn fine actress. I wasn't expecting that
Bleak but excellent film. And agree with you about JL.
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Watched an old 1990 film " A Killing in a Small Town " Based on facts apparently, it starred Barbara Hershey and Brian Dennehy. Seemed very dated but the event happened in 1980 so it was probably pretty authentic. Barbara Hershey won Emmy and Golden Globe awards for her acting in the film. Always like Brian Dennhey.
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TANGODANCER wrote:Watched an old 1990 film " A Killing in a Small Town " Based on facts apparently, it starred Barbara Hershey and Brian Dennehy. Seemed very dated but the event happened in 1980 so it was probably pretty authentic. Barbara Hershey won Emmy and Golden Globe awards for her acting in the film. Always like Brian Dennhey.
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Anybody catch the final part of The Driver on BBC1? Few too many coincidences for my liking. Tense stuff, though.
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Gone Girl last night.
Enjoyed it, its the most visually impressive, superbly acted, amazingly scored, utterly compelling load of implausible bollocks ever.
(none reader of the book)
Enjoyed it, its the most visually impressive, superbly acted, amazingly scored, utterly compelling load of implausible bollocks ever.
(none reader of the book)
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Had The Grand Budapest Hotel recommended to me yesterday by someone whose views on a film I wouldn't normally seek out.
Anyone?
Anyone?
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Bit of filming goes on over Horwich. BEN drags out its headline-hyperbole generator.
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yes, absolutely!Bruce Rioja wrote:Had The Grand Budapest Hotel recommended to me yesterday by someone whose views on a film I wouldn't normally seek out.
Anyone?
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that reminds me, good video here of the San Marino descent off Winter Hill.
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these Go-Pro camera drones are all the rage at the minute, very impressive. You have obviously all seen the latest Danny MacAskill edit? bike videos are ten a penny atm but this is pretty incredible... http://www.pinkbike.com/news/the-ridge- ... -2014.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=scv_wnf ... e=youtu.be" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
these Go-Pro camera drones are all the rage at the minute, very impressive. You have obviously all seen the latest Danny MacAskill edit? bike videos are ten a penny atm but this is pretty incredible... http://www.pinkbike.com/news/the-ridge- ... -2014.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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You'll do for me, Our Kid.General Mannerheim wrote:yes, absolutely!Bruce Rioja wrote:Had The Grand Budapest Hotel recommended to me yesterday by someone whose views on a film I wouldn't normally seek out.
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Never really go in for Wes Anderson's stuff but watched that on the plane. A proper fun caper!
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Hilarious!Bruce Rioja wrote:You'll do for me, Our Kid.General Mannerheim wrote:yes, absolutely!Bruce Rioja wrote:Had The Grand Budapest Hotel recommended to me yesterday by someone whose views on a film I wouldn't normally seek out.
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Can't remember whether it was Will or Youri that recco'd this, but Downfall is just coming on on BBC4. It's about Hitler's last 10 days and has that scene in that everyone nicks and swaps the words about on.
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