What are you watching tonight?

[Lord Kangana]

Is it on the iplayer? Don't have access, genuinely want to watch it.

[William the White]

Is it on the iplayer? Don't have access, genuinely want to watch it.

Coming soon it says:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00wnstq/Macbeth/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

It's totally gripping - don't miss!

[Bruce Rioja]

Macbeth on BBC4 was a stunning production, with Patrick Stewart giving an outstanding performance in the title role. Shakespeare traditionalists would hate it

Has father White given his opinion or did he simply refuse to watch it?

Oh, and I forget, did you ever get round to ordering up and watching the Shakespeare retold dvd?

[William the White]

Macbeth on BBC4 was a stunning production, with Patrick Stewart giving an outstanding performance in the title role. Shakespeare traditionalists would hate it

Has father White given his opinion or did he simply refuse to watch it?

Oh, and I forget, did you ever get round to ordering up and watching the Shakespeare retold dvd?

He is in hospital unfortunately. But he would have loathed it. Wouldn't have got past the title sequence!!!

The Shakespeare retold are on my Lovefilm list... As is A very Long Engagement... None, as yet, have made it to my letter box.

[Lofthouse Lower]

Can't beat 'MacBeth on the Estate'.

Wonderful.

[Bruce Rioja]

Macbeth on BBC4 was a stunning production, with Patrick Stewart giving an outstanding performance in the title role. Shakespeare traditionalists would hate it

Has father White given his opinion or did he simply refuse to watch it?

Oh, and I forget, did you ever get round to ordering up and watching the Shakespeare retold dvd?

He is in hospital unfortunately. But he would have loathed it. Wouldn't have got past the title sequence!!!

The Shakespeare retold are on my Lovefilm list... As is A very Long Engagement... None, as yet, have made it to my letter box.

Very sorry to learn that, William. I hope that he's up and about soon.Yes, I seem to remember now you saying that you were putting it onto your list.

[General Mannerheim]

White Ribbon (Das weisse Band) now showing on anytime.

Watched it yesterday - tis brilliant.

Quite unlike anything ive ever seen before, very strange & very dark, and totally not what I was expecting - can be a bit slow in parts, but still completely compelling.

looking forward to Of Gods & Men tonight.

[Verbal]

Got Fargo from HMV today, looking forward to watching it this afternoon.

[General Mannerheim]

Got Fargo from HMV today, looking forward to watching it this afternoon.

excellent choice!

[CAPSLOCK]

Is it on the iplayer? Don't have access, genuinely want to watch it.

#There may be a way to get around the region restrictions

If not, its torrentable from the usual places, including

http://isohunt.com/torrent_details/2200 ... ab=summary" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[William the White]

Can't beat 'MacBeth on the Estate'.

Wonderful.

I really wish I'd seen that. Doesn't seem to be available on DVD.

[Lofthouse Lower]

We saw it at school, and always stuck with me.

Am now up to date on the latest Peep Show - it's great.

[officer_dibble]

lordy macbeth on the estate
that brings back some memories!

[CAPSLOCK]

Can't beat 'MacBeth on the Estate'.

Wonderful.

I really wish I'd seen that. Doesn't seem to be available on DVD.

It's on youtube if you're desperado

[P.O.S.]

I'm currently watching "The War You Don't See" on ITV. It's a documentary by John Pilger about biased reporting of war in modern times.

It's a good watch, although it's sounding exactly how my Dissertation read a few years ago so it's bringing back unwanted memories of all night toiling over chapters and trying to write conclusions whilst leathered. Bah, only had a degree riding on it anyway!

And Pilger's spent some time slagging off "The Hurt Locker" too (one of my favourite pastimes). Not for the same reasons I would, but any criticism of it will do for me

[Prufrock]

I'm currently watching "The War You Don't See" on ITV. It's a documentary by John Pilger about biased reporting of war in modern times.

It's a good watch, although it's sounding exactly how my Dissertation read a few years ago so it's bringing back unwanted memories of all night toiling over chapters and trying to write conclusions whilst leathered. Bah, only had a degree riding on it anyway!

And Pilger's spent some time slagging off "The Hurt Locker" too (one of my favourite pastimes). Not for the same reasons I would, but any criticism of it will do for me

Do it in hours hours squire. Worked for me. Condensed stress. Nearly died. But worth it.

[P.O.S.]

I'm currently watching "The War You Don't See" on ITV. It's a documentary by John Pilger about biased reporting of war in modern times.

It's a good watch, although it's sounding exactly how my Dissertation read a few years ago so it's bringing back unwanted memories of all night toiling over chapters and trying to write conclusions whilst leathered. Bah, only had a degree riding on it anyway!

And Pilger's spent some time slagging off "The Hurt Locker" too (one of my favourite pastimes). Not for the same reasons I would, but any criticism of it will do for me

Do it in hours hours squire. Worked for me. Condensed stress. Nearly died. But worth it.

I spread mine out over a year. From a research point of view Good, from a personal health point of view Bad.

[Prufrock]

I'm currently watching "The War You Don't See" on ITV. It's a documentary by John Pilger about biased reporting of war in modern times.

It's a good watch, although it's sounding exactly how my Dissertation read a few years ago so it's bringing back unwanted memories of all night toiling over chapters and trying to write conclusions whilst leathered. Bah, only had a degree riding on it anyway!

And Pilger's spent some time slagging off "The Hurt Locker" too (one of my favourite pastimes). Not for the same reasons I would, but any criticism of it will do for me

Do it in hours hours squire. Worked for me. Condensed stress. Nearly died. But worth it.

I spread mine out over a year. From a research point of view Good, from a personal health point of view Bad.

I meant eight hours. Not sure why I wrote hours hours. I did arts though. Intense, but I made revalations in that time.

[William the White]

Feck - forgot it was Pilger tonight. One of my fave doc makers and political dissidents (some will not be surprised to find).

Tonight partner and I watched Raising Arizona - another little piece of hilarious near genius from the Coen bros. So good - such assured parody that it's almost a new genre... Can't believe I missed it until now...

[Lord Kangana]

Intense, but I made revalations in that time.

You made new words for the OED?