What are you watching tonight?

[thebish]

I fell asleep about 15mins into each and every one of the Lord of the Rings trilogy....

[Lofthouse Lower]

Each to his own, but you're both wrong

[thebish]

Each to his own, but you're both wrong

I found those endless massed battle scenes to be pretty much the same in every film and none of the characters seemed to be drawn in a way that was complex enough to be interesting - except perhaps Gollum...

[Bruce Rioja]

I fell asleep about 15mins into each and every one of the Lord of the Rings trilogy....

Big fight - on to the next place. Big fight - on to the next place. Big fight - on to the next place, ad nauseum........

[thebish]

I fell asleep about 15mins into each and every one of the Lord of the Rings trilogy....

Big fight - on to the next place. Big fight - on to the next place. Big fight - on to the next place, ad nauseum........

spot on!

[General Mannerheim]

ive never entertained any of them, or the Harry Potters.

[thebish]

I watched Mystic River. Pretty poor movie in pretty much every way. But especially clunky script. Quite a bit of clunky acting too.

I think you're the first person I've ever heard say anything bad about that film

I once had an argument with someone about this film - it lasted days - it all came apart when I realised that I had confused "Mystic River" (which he was talking about) with "A River Runs through it" (which I was talking about).

I told him it was a huge pile of mawkish toss and was mystified by his description - he, likewise about mine!

I still haven't seen Mystic River - but A River Runs Through It is cack!

[General Mannerheim]

A River Runs Through Iti is better than Mystic River!

nah its not really, but it is good though! imo...

[thebish]

A River Runs Through Iti is better than Mystic River!

nah its not really, but it is good though! imo...

my missus liked it....

[thebish]

A River Runs Through Iti is better than Mystic River!

nah its not really, but it is good though! imo...

Actually, come to think of it - I am even now mixing up my films - and history is repeating itself!

I do, of course, mean "The River Wild" - not "A River run through it"

River Wild is a mawkish pile of doodoos (the very irritating Meryl Streep defeats two armed robbers while floating down a river with rapids in it...)

[Gary the Enfield]

I fell asleep about 15mins into each and every one of the Lord of the Rings trilogy....

Big fight - on to the next place. Big fight - on to the next place. Big fight - on to the next place, ad nauseum........

spot on!

The films were never, ever going to match the epic storytelling of the books.

As a cinematic experience? Loved 'em. But there were more holes in the film than Blackburn, Lancashire.

[thebish]

I fell asleep about 15mins into each and every one of the Lord of the Rings trilogy....

Big fight - on to the next place. Big fight - on to the next place. Big fight - on to the next place, ad nauseum........

spot on!

The films were never, ever going to match the epic storytelling of the books.

As a cinematic experience? Loved 'em. But there were more holes in the film than Blackburn, Lancashire.

oh boy..

[Gary the Enfield]

I fell asleep about 15mins into each and every one of the Lord of the Rings trilogy....

Big fight - on to the next place. Big fight - on to the next place. Big fight - on to the next place, ad nauseum........

spot on!

The films were never, ever going to match the epic storytelling of the books.

As a cinematic experience? Loved 'em. But there were more holes in the film than Blackburn, Lancashire.

oh boy..

Don't do that. Unless you're Batman and you've hacked into thebish's account in which case, MODS!!!!!!

[thebish]

Big fight - on to the next place. Big fight - on to the next place. Big fight - on to the next place, ad nauseum........

spot on!

The films were never, ever going to match the epic storytelling of the books.

As a cinematic experience? Loved 'em. But there were more holes in the film than Blackburn, Lancashire.

oh boy..

Don't do that. Unless you're Batman and you've hacked into thebish's account in which case, MODS!!!!!!

did you not read the news today?

[Gary the Enfield]

spot on!

The films were never, ever going to match the epic storytelling of the books.

As a cinematic experience? Loved 'em. But there were more holes in the film than Blackburn, Lancashire.

oh boy..

Don't do that. Unless you're Batman and you've hacked into thebish's account in which case, MODS!!!!!!

did you not read the news today?

I have enough apologies to fill the Albert Hall........

[thebish]

The films were never, ever going to match the epic storytelling of the books.

As a cinematic experience? Loved 'em. But there were more holes in the film than Blackburn, Lancashire.

oh boy..

Don't do that. Unless you're Batman and you've hacked into thebish's account in which case, MODS!!!!!!

did you not read the news today?

I have enough apologies to fill the Albert Hall........

I love to turn you on, Gary...

[Gary the Enfield]

oh boy..

Don't do that. Unless you're Batman and you've hacked into thebish's account in which case, MODS!!!!!!

did you not read the news today?

I have enough apologies to fill the Albert Hall........

I love to turn you on, Gary...

HELP!

[thebish]

HELP!

[Bruce Rioja]

Just watched last night's The Trip. I'm 'getting it' now. It's quite a brave thing of Coogan to do - plot and reflect his ailing star.

Some very funny moments, too.

[Gary the Enfield]

Just watched last night's The Trip. I'm 'getting it' now. It's quite a brave thing of Coogan to do - plot and reflect his ailing star.

Some very funny moments, too.

I enjoyed it too. Although I can't decide whether it's a vehicle for Coogan, the 'becoming slightly over-exposed' Brydon or a free advert for the Cumbrian fine dining lobby.