What have you seen recently?

[snowballs]

That series is going on the tv over here at the moment, it is so funny
Think it is ok if they do it as a joke, or actually it is funny when they do it as a joke.

 

[deldaisy]

Do they dub it in Swedish or sub-title it? And does the humour translate if its subtitled? The fake accents being what makes it so funny.

 

[chris.ph]

im waiting to see paul

 

[snowballs]

This was an amazing, THEY SHOWED CROC DUNDEE on Swedish tv6 this evening, wasnt the first one sadly but 2

 

[DaveC]

im waiting to see paul

Me too! Last night was odd, watched A Good Year, followed a few hours later by SpiceWorld, had managed to avoid that for 14 years and actually enjoyed it!

 

[deldaisy]

Know how you feel Dave. My g/f's hubby was a body builder and everytime I went to their place for a movie night he kept saying "Watch Terminator" Nooooooooooooo. Only Arnie movie we had seen was Conan (it was even thier dogs name) and we hated it. Took us ten years!!! And we LOVED it.

 

[Sjoerd3000]

Terminator is very good, you should watch Terminator 2, too 8)

Ignore part 3

 

[deldaisy]

I turned into a big Arnie fan after Terminator Sjoerd. Hopefully he will go back into movies after being the Governator. Getting on a bit though. Still hes not bad at comedy roles.

 

[Sjoerd3000]

If I ever come to Australia we can hold an Arnie marathon

I'll take my DVDs with me

 

[BatrickPatrick]

Ths Sound of Music

 

[deldaisy]

Ohhhhhhhhh I watched the Sound Of Music last night (and sang along)

Just watching the last of a little New Zealand film. The Man Who Lost His Head. Martin Clunes is a straight laced museum curator who is sent to NZ to return an ancient carving to a small Maouri community.

 

[mystmoon]

What's so about the sound of music? (I mean, there's a lot with the sound of music, but what specifically?)

 

[BatrickPatrick]

Pretty much all of it xD

 

[Willem]

Just saw Devil. Pretty awful.

 

[Tonyblack]

Ohhhhhhhhh I watched the Sound Of Music last night (and sang along)

Just watching the last of a little New Zealand film. The Man Who Lost His Head. Martin Clunes is a straight laced museum curator who is sent to NZ to return an ancient carving to a small Maouri community.

They did a sing-along version of Sound of Music in a cinema in Cardiff a few years ago. They had the word on the screen so people could follow them and lots of people came in fancy dress.

 

[michelanCello]

I saw Sleeping beauty yesterday (the 1959 Disney version) which was I think the only Disney I never saw up until now... melody's quite catchy... *sings along*

Which reminds me - does anyone seen Jane recently?

 

[mystmoon]

She's posted on devART a bit, want me to check on her over there?

 

[deldaisy]

Ohhhhhhhhh I watched the Sound Of Music last night (and sang along)

Just watching the last of a little New Zealand film. The Man Who Lost His Head. Martin Clunes is a straight laced museum curator who is sent to NZ to return an ancient carving to a small Maouri community.

They did a sing-along version of Sound of Music in a cinema in Cardiff a few years ago. They had the word on the screen so people could follow them and lots of people came in fancy dress.

They do that four or five times a year in Sydney and Melbourne. I haven't seen it in Brissy yet Friend of mine that does Rocky Horror tried to secure the sing-a-long rights but didn't have any success.

 

[Tonyblack]

I always loved the audience participation version of Richard III in Jasper Fforde's 'The Eyre Affair'.

 

[Willem]

Also saw Machete last night. No masterpiece, but good popcorn entertainment.