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Did anyone see that 'Spartacus - Blood & Sand' as featured on that show a few weeks back, and more recently in one of his columns in the guardian?KeeeeeeeBaaaaaaab wrote:The best You Have Been Watching.... yet. Because the guests are hardly saying a thing, and it's Brooker giving it to some pretty shocking Children's TV. He's done a Screenwipe like this before, but there's other shows on this, and a lot more ad-libbing.
Bravo, Tuesdays @ 10pm - just watched it now on plus.
Hell fire!
cant quite decide if its utter shit or brilliant, ie. the CGI graphics are blatantly obvious, and some if the dialogue is shocking. but it could be part of the plan, to give it a comic edge perhaps? time will tell - either way its certainly has me hooked!
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/tv-and-radio/ ... -spartacusGeneral Mannerheim wrote:Did anyone see that 'Spartacus - Blood & Sand' as featured on that show a few weeks back, and more recently in one of his columns in the guardian?KeeeeeeeBaaaaaaab wrote:The best You Have Been Watching.... yet. Because the guests are hardly saying a thing, and it's Brooker giving it to some pretty shocking Children's TV. He's done a Screenwipe like this before, but there's other shows on this, and a lot more ad-libbing.
Bravo, Tuesdays @ 10pm - just watched it now on plus.
Hell fire!
cant quite decide if its utter shit or brilliant, ie. the CGI graphics are blatantly obvious, and some if the dialogue is shocking. but it could be part of the plan, to give it a comic edge perhaps? time will tell - either way its certainly has me hooked!
Got a fair mention on here for how brilliantly shite it looked. I'll be checking it out. Gotta be better than Britain's got the pop factor et al.General Mannerheim wrote:http://www.guardian.co.uk/tv-and-radio/ ... -spartacusGeneral Mannerheim wrote:Did anyone see that 'Spartacus - Blood & Sand' as featured on that show a few weeks back, and more recently in one of his columns in the guardian?KeeeeeeeBaaaaaaab wrote:The best You Have Been Watching.... yet. Because the guests are hardly saying a thing, and it's Brooker giving it to some pretty shocking Children's TV. He's done a Screenwipe like this before, but there's other shows on this, and a lot more ad-libbing.
Bravo, Tuesdays @ 10pm - just watched it now on plus.
Hell fire!
cant quite decide if its utter shit or brilliant, ie. the CGI graphics are blatantly obvious, and some if the dialogue is shocking. but it could be part of the plan, to give it a comic edge perhaps? time will tell - either way its certainly has me hooked!
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The tenth & final part of The Pacific last night.
The final few were not as good as the initial 3 or 4 episodes (still brilliant mind!) but was back to it's best for the climax!
Had me fighting back the tears a good few times, those handshakes between a father and the son returning from four years at war, or lack of love in Leckie's case - really got me going, almost.
Absolutely superb overall tho and can't wait for the DVD!
The final few were not as good as the initial 3 or 4 episodes (still brilliant mind!) but was back to it's best for the climax!
Had me fighting back the tears a good few times, those handshakes between a father and the son returning from four years at war, or lack of love in Leckie's case - really got me going, almost.
Absolutely superb overall tho and can't wait for the DVD!
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Me too, but I think cos it was subbed, I may have missed some of the humourWilliam the White wrote:I loved that!CAPSLOCK wrote:Offside - An Iranian film about girls who want to watch football
You know, when the soldier one says, 'i'll get court martialled'
I wasn't sure if she was joking or in fear of her life
It absolutely flew by and I'd happily let my kids watch it!
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Watching Spartacus now. More hammy than a leg of ham in a Matteson's factory. Dialogue more stilted than a load of really tall people at a circus. More tits than a match at the Emirates. As subtle as a brick. Brazen. Compelling.Prufrock wrote:Got a fair mention on here for how brilliantly shite it looked. I'll be checking it out. Gotta be better than Britain's got the pop factor et al.General Mannerheim wrote:http://www.guardian.co.uk/tv-and-radio/ ... -spartacusGeneral Mannerheim wrote:Did anyone see that 'Spartacus - Blood & Sand' as featured on that show a few weeks back, and more recently in one of his columns in the guardian?KeeeeeeeBaaaaaaab wrote:The best You Have Been Watching.... yet. Because the guests are hardly saying a thing, and it's Brooker giving it to some pretty shocking Children's TV. He's done a Screenwipe like this before, but there's other shows on this, and a lot more ad-libbing.
Bravo, Tuesdays @ 10pm - just watched it now on plus.
Hell fire!
cant quite decide if its utter shit or brilliant, ie. the CGI graphics are blatantly obvious, and some if the dialogue is shocking. but it could be part of the plan, to give it a comic edge perhaps? time will tell - either way its certainly has me hooked!
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dunno, I recorded it last night as I was out - will watch it late this eve when the missus gets home...hisroyalgingerness wrote:same here, last weeks was brutal, this weeks great fun. Where now for the man?thebish wrote:just watchedlast tuesday's Luther....
has to be said I am enjoying it very much!
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