What are you watching tonight?

[bobo the clown]

Quick heads-up for bobo. The multi-talented Gina Yashere is on Come Dine With Me later this evening. Should be compulsive viewing especially as mirth-master Paul Tonkinson is on too.

Seeing as bobo had a marathon session watching Nigella last night, I imagine his right arm is probably still too weak to be able to even change channels to catch this.

thanks for trying LGM, it's appreciated. However, CH was right & I've only just stopped staring at the screen from Monday's (sigh) Nigella.

Have I missed anything ?

[Annoyed Grunt]

Indeed. Even 5-10 years ago, it was good.

I'd say more like 15 years ago.

[2399]

I got Inglorious Beersteerdzzs for me Birthday, which I saw at the Cinemas!!!

I tried to tell the person that got me it I think the movie is S***.

My Partner likes it though

[Annoyed Grunt]

Watched Black Swan earlier....it was actually fairly good.

[Bruce Rioja]

In Bruges is on Film 4 at nine. If you haven't - do.

[Annoyed Grunt]

In Bruges is on Film 4 at nine. If you haven't - do.

Not as good as its made out to be.

[Prufrock]

It's pretty fecking good tbh.

[Annoyed Grunt]

Each to their own, I guess.

[Bruce Rioja]

In Bruges is on Film 4 at nine. If you haven't - do.

Not as good as its made out to be.

You wouldn't advise people to see it then? Fair enough. Personally I think it's an excellent piece of work that drags the viewer around from laughter to horror and visits most places in between.

[TANGODANCER]

For me it's Waterloo. Freeview 9 at 9o'clock.

[Annoyed Grunt]

In Bruges is on Film 4 at nine. If you haven't - do.

Not as good as its made out to be.

You wouldn't advise people to see it then? Fair enough. Personally I think it's an excellent piece of work that drags the viewer around from laughter to horror and visits most places in between.

No, wouldn't advise people not to watch it....just don't think its the masterpiece people make it out to be....same goes The Shawshank Redemption.

[General Mannerheim]

I absolutely love In Bruges and will probably still watch it even tho ive seen it a dozen times and have it on DVD. Im also a huge admirer of Black Swan, incredible film, spellbinding.

Btw, if you like In Bruges, you should check out The Guard.

[General Mannerheim]

So - what has been everyone's favourite film of 2011 then? (no point starting a new thread)

There's been some gems this year but for me, probably Drive, with Snowtown as a very close runner up.

[TANGODANCER]

The King's Speech for me.

[Lord Kangana]

The Guards the Irish one where he takes a load of confiscated drugs at the start, isn't it? If so, yeah, top stuff. Same actor aswell yeah?

[jmjhb]

It's not been a great year at all for films. Drive probably just takes it for me.

[General Mannerheim]

yup, Brendan Gleeson. also the two directors are brothers.

[General Mannerheim]

It's not been a great year at all for films. Drive probably just takes it for me.

dont think id agree with that, have enjoyed a lot more than ive disliked.

[Bruce Rioja]

Btw, if you like In Bruges, you should check out The Guard.

Is on my LF list but isn't released until the 16th.

Watched In Bruges last night for the umpteenth time with a mate that hadn't seen it. Film4 had chopped that many bits out of it that I ended up having to explain the run-up to certain events to him. Why do they do that? You're either showing the fecking thing or you're not?!

[Bruce Rioja]

So - what has been everyone's favourite film of 2011 then?

Black Swan for me.