What are you watching tonight?

[Il Pirate]

Are these anti-Partridge people the ones who find 'Vicar of Dibley' the height of comedy ?

No, no, no, no, no! Yes!

[TANGODANCER]

Saw a film advertised and told the wife "Looks like one for you". Eight Degrees, a Disney production about eight huskies left behind in an Arctic winter. Severe storms mean they couldn't be rescued and spent six months battling to survive. Finished up watching it and the filming, dog-training and special effects are just brilliant. Two handkerchief job for the wife and if you don't have a lump in the throat at the end you must be related to Pinochio. You sure aren't any sort of dog lover.

[TANGODANCER]

and if you don't have a lump in the throat at the end you must be related to Pinochio. You sure aren't any sort of dog lover.

I watched it and found it to be contrived, predictable shite. Keep your personal accusations to yourself, soft-lad!

Okay hard boy. I'll mention it to all the huskies I know that if you fall through any ice, they leave you there.

[Bruce Rioja]

and if you don't have a lump in the throat at the end you must be related to Pinochio. You sure aren't any sort of dog lover.

I watched it and found it to be contrived, predictable shite. Keep your personal accusations to yourself, soft-lad!

Okay hard boy. I'll mention it to all the huskies I know that if you fall through any ice, they leave you there.

I'm not claiming to be hard anything. I just thought that it was a poor, very predictable film.

[seanworth]

and if you don't have a lump in the throat at the end you must be related to Pinochio. You sure aren't any sort of dog lover.

I watched it and found it to be contrived, predictable shite. Keep your personal accusations to yourself, soft-lad!

Okay hard boy. I'll mention it to all the huskies I know that if you fall through any ice, they leave you there.

I'm not claiming to be hard anything. I just thought that it was a poor, very predictable film.

I saw a Japanese film back in the 80s called Antactica that sounds very similar to this movie. Is a remake, rip off and entirely different story?

[General Mannerheim]

Saw a film advertised and told the wife "Looks like one for you". Eight Degrees, a Disney production about eight huskies left behind in an Arctic winter. Severe storms mean they couldn't be rescued and spent six months battling to survive. Finished up watching it and the filming, dog-training and special effects are just brilliant. Two handkerchief job for the wife and if you don't have a lump in the throat at the end you must be related to Pinochio. You sure aren't any sort of dog lover.

I was told Schindler's List was a 'full box of tissues' film. Funny that, beacuse i couldnt see feck all to wank about!

[Raven]

Are these anti-Partridge people the ones who find 'Vicar of Dibley' the height of comedy ?

Nope hate that too

[Lofthouse Lower]

and if you don't have a lump in the throat at the end you must be related to Pinochio. You sure aren't any sort of dog lover.

I watched it and found it to be contrived, predictable shite. Keep your personal accusations to yourself, soft-lad!

Okay hard boy. I'll mention it to all the huskies I know that if you fall through any ice, they leave you there.

Aye, I've seen it (if it's the one with Paul Walker in), and thought it was pretty boring stuff. Was good when they livened it up a bit, but the scenes of mild peril were very mild.

The San Francisco Chronicle disliked the film, saying "The movie is overly long and much too intense for small children, yet it's filled with dialogue and plot turns that are too juvenile to thrill adult audiences." William Arnold of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer reacted favorably ("the dog actors will melt your heart"), but pointed out, as did other reviewers, that "Antarctica buffs" will be critical of errors, such as portraying midwinter events occurring in "balmy, blazing daylight at a time Antarctica is locked in round-the-clock darkness and temperatures of 140 degrees below."

[thebish]

new series of Big Bang Theory - what else?

[Bruce Rioja]

The LoveFilm people have sent me The Kite Runner, which I expect to be quite moving. I'll watch it over the weekend.

[William the White]

The LoveFilm people have sent me The Kite Runner, which I expect to be quite moving. I'll watch it over the weekend.

Very,very unusually, better than the novel - esp the ending. IMO.

[Gary the Enfield]

Saw a film advertised and told the wife "Looks like one for you". Eight Degrees, a Disney production about eight huskies left behind in an Arctic winter. Severe storms mean they couldn't be rescued and spent six months battling to survive. Finished up watching it and the filming, dog-training and special effects are just brilliant. Two handkerchief job for the wife and if you don't have a lump in the throat at the end you must be related to Pinochio. You sure aren't any sort of dog lover.

I was told Schindler's List was a 'full box of tissues' film. Funny that, beacuse i couldnt see feck all to wank about!

There is an elevator in a multi storey car park in Enfield made by his descendants. It's a Schindlers Lift. No lie.

[Worthy4England]

Saw a film advertised and told the wife "Looks like one for you". Eight Degrees, a Disney production about eight huskies left behind in an Arctic winter. Severe storms mean they couldn't be rescued and spent six months battling to survive. Finished up watching it and the filming, dog-training and special effects are just brilliant. Two handkerchief job for the wife and if you don't have a lump in the throat at the end you must be related to Pinochio. You sure aren't any sort of dog lover.

I was told Schindler's List was a 'full box of tissues' film. Funny that, beacuse i couldnt see feck all to wank about!

There is an elevator in a multi storey car park in Enfield made by his descendants. It's a Schindlers Lift. No lie.

Fairly sure the General's offering was a Chubby Brown line.

Fairly sure the second one was too, even though, I know there's Schindler Lifts.

[2399]

2 minutes until this weeks episode of It's always sunny in Philadelphia airs on FX in America!

"The Gang Gets A New Member"

[Lofthouse Lower]

The Walking Dead tells the story of the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse and follows a small group of survivors traveling across the United States in search of a new home away from the hordes of zombies. The group is led by Rick Grimes, who was a police officer in the old world. As their situation grows more and more grim, the group's desperation to survive pushes them to do almost anything to stay alive.

Starts tonight on FX

[seanworth]

The LoveFilm people have sent me The Kite Runner, which I expect to be quite moving. I'll watch it over the weekend.

Very,very unusually, better than the novel - esp the ending. IMO.

I thought it was a great movie. They could have screwed that film up on so many levels but overall they got it right. I thought at least.

[ohjimmyjimmy]

The Walking Dead tells the story of the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse and follows a small group of survivors traveling across the United States in search of a new home away from the hordes of zombies. The group is led by Rick Grimes, who was a police officer in the old world. As their situation grows more and more grim, the group's desperation to survive pushes them to do almost anything to stay alive.

Starts tonight on FX

Saw an ad for this, is it that Andrew Lincoln fella who used to be in This Life?

[Gary the Enfield]

The Walking Dead tells the story of the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse and follows a small group of survivors traveling across the United States in search of a new home away from the hordes of zombies. The group is led by Rick Grimes, who was a police officer in the old world. As their situation grows more and more grim, the group's desperation to survive pushes them to do almost anything to stay alive.

Starts tonight on FX

Saw an ad for this, is it that Andrew Lincoln fella who used to be in This Life?

Sounds like the plot line for Stephen King's 'Cell'

[Lofthouse Lower]

The LoveFilm people have sent me The Kite Runner, which I expect to be quite moving. I'll watch it over the weekend.

Very,very unusually, better than the novel - esp the ending. IMO.

Wasn't keen.

[Lofthouse Lower]

The Walking Dead tells the story of the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse and follows a small group of survivors traveling across the United States in search of a new home away from the hordes of zombies. The group is led by Rick Grimes, who was a police officer in the old world. As their situation grows more and more grim, the group's desperation to survive pushes them to do almost anything to stay alive.

Starts tonight on FX

Saw an ad for this, is it that Andrew Lincoln fella who used to be in This Life?

Yep - directed by Frank Darabont too