What are you watching tonight?

[Worthy4England]

Jerry Maguire. Tom Cruise is a sports agent, a pretty good sports agent too, until he has a crisis of confidence and can't be a sports agent any more. Then he meets a good looking woman who talks him into being a better sports agent.

Hey, that's nothing. Tom Cruise met an agent who talked him into being six-feet five and eighteen stone. That's a real agent!

I think this probably deserves a large "woosh"

[TANGODANCER]

Jerry Maguire. Tom Cruise is a sports agent, a pretty good sports agent too, until he has a crisis of confidence and can't be a sports agent any more. Then he meets a good looking woman who talks him into being a better sports agent.

Hey, that's nothing. Tom Cruise met an agent who talked him into being six-feet five and eighteen stone. That's a real agent!

I think this probably deserves a large "woosh"

Did begin to think that.

[Gary the Enfield]

Jerry Maguire. Tom Cruise is a sports agent, a pretty good sports agent too, until he has a crisis of confidence and can't be a sports agent any more. Then he meets a good looking woman who talks him into being a better sports agent.

Hey, that's nothing. Tom Cruise met an agent who talked him into being six-feet five and eighteen stone. That's a real agent!

I think this probably deserves a large "woosh"

Did begin to think that.

It's a Jack Reacher reference.

[Burnden Paddock]

My word, that bird on Countdown's seriously fecking tidy. I might write to her, informing her of this.

Rules man. Rules ffs!!

[William the White]

Well, some may be aware that I'm patient, to the point of enjoyment, with slow moving subtitled dramas in foreign languages - but Norte (from the Phillipines - loosely, very loosely, based on Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishmenmt) lasted 25 minutes before we switched off in a state of terminal boredom.

We followed this with a Mexican film called Silent Light which was so static that two snails had completed the Grand National before anything interesting had happened.

Fortunately at 8.00pm BBC 4 (the essential earth bound channel) had an hour long documentary about the origins and achievements of Viennese Art Nouveau, allowing me to relive for an hour the artistic joys of Vienna that I and friends had investigated last month, and giving my wife a foretaste of the visit we are planning for the next wedding anniversary in March.

Looking forward to that!

[KeyserSoze]

Watched blade runner for the first time ever last night. Stonking! The rutger hauer monologue at the end!

[clapton is god]

He's back! Well, soon.

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I should perhaps edit to add that this refers to a certain Count, who is back on BBC1 early in the new year

[TANGODANCER]

Unashamedly watching the final of the tinsel, tan and glitter show (Strictly Come Dancing) tonight. Want that Mark fella to get knocked out and not be in the final three. Not really bothered who wins since Jake got knocked out. Frankie Bridge, maybe? Take your partners.....

[Prufrock]

Yes, Minister

[Bijou Bob]

He's back! Well, soon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6wyUei_-90" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I should perhaps edit to add that this refers to a certain Count, who is back on BBC1 early in the new year

You seem to have added a needless vowel in there Clappers.

[clapton is god]

He's back! Well, soon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6wyUei_-90" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I should perhaps edit to add that this refers to a certain Count, who is back on BBC1 early in the new year

You seem to have added a needless vowel in there Clappers.

Yers, I did mess about with the strike-thru when posting but it was too much fannying around.

[Bruce Rioja]

Just watched The Grand Budapest Hotel - loved it. I even laughed aloud quite a few times. What a wonderful actor Ralph Fiennes is. I used to work for his Uncle Gerard. A fine old buffer of a gentleman who I never saw without cravat and rarely saw without drink.

[wigan white]

Watched 2 completely different films last night - "Her" which i think has been previously recommended on here, bizarre film but absolute class acting made it a fantastic viewing.
Then watched "a million ways to die in the west" and have to say found it absolutely hilarious

[TANGODANCER]

Going to pass some time till the midnight hour by watching Skyfall. Seen it once but I think I can suffer at again. Highly preferable to the wife's Christmas eve soap offerings.

[TANGODANCER]

Just watched The Grand Budapest Hotel - loved it. I even laughed aloud quite a few times. What a wonderful actor Ralph Fiennes is. I used to work for his Uncle Gerard. A fine old buffer of a gentleman who I never saw without cravat and rarely saw without drink.

And, in addition to a fascinating family, what a wonderful collection of names he has:
Ralph Nathaniel Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes,

[Prufrock]

Oh yeah, kill all the muggles you want so long as you have a good name.

[TANGODANCER]

Oh yeah, kill all the muggles you want so long as you have a good name.

I'm sure this is a woosher, but I don't know why?

[Burnden Paddock]

Oh yeah, kill all the muggles you want so long as you have a good name.

I'm sure this is a woosher, but I don't know why?

It's Harry Potter related TD.

[TANGODANCER]

Oh yeah, kill all the muggles you want so long as you have a good name.

I'm sure this is a woosher, but I don't know why?

It's Harry Potter related TD.

Ah, cheers B.P. Never seen any of that stuff.

[Little Green Man]

Marvellous is getting a repeat tonight for those who didn't catch it first time.

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