What have you seen recently?

[Tonyblack]

He is amazing and if I get stuck on a dessert island, I want him there as well!

Is that an island covered in jelly and custard Meerkat

Just a trifle of it is.

 

[meerkat]

He is amazing and if I get stuck on a dessert island, I want him there as well!

Is that an island covered in jelly and custard Meerkat

yes, which is why I wan't Ray there!

 

[meerkat]

He is amazing and if I get stuck on a dessert island, I want him there as well!

Is that an island covered in jelly and custard Meerkat

Just a trifle of it is.

Oh, Tony! , just the custard. Just the custard!

 

[shegallivants]

Ahem- if we can get away from all the probably highly disturbing banter and innuendo , I just rewatched the first season of House MD and reminded myself how ridiculously funny and sexy House/Hugh Laurie is. I then downed the lovely treat of Fry and Laurie. I feel verry satisfied

 

[chris.ph]

i just watched deathly hallows part one and enjoyed

 

[meerkat]

I watcxhed it a few days ago. Let's hope part 2 joins seamlessly.

 

[deldaisy]

Eye-gor! I thought you would get some brains for my experiment!

Oh god i forgot your "fronkensteen" I thought you look familiar

I see Gene and Marty......

 

[Sjoerd3000]

Eye-gor! I thought you would get some brains for my experiment!

Oh god i forgot your "fronkensteen" I thought you look familiar

I see Gene and Marty......

Who's gonna get a Peter Boyle avatar?

 

[Willem]

I saw Hall Pass yesterday. It was okay, no real big laughs. I like my Farrelly movies big and dumb (Dumb and Dumber still cracks me up). This cute in parts but pretty tame overall.

 

[Dotsie]

I really enjoyed walking dead, even though it shamelessly used set pieces from 28 days later, dawn of the dead, and hot fuzz (that's right). It's got zombies, so I'm happy. Worried though that there might not be as many zombies in later episodes, with the odd soapy storyline being set up.

I am a bit unsure of whether to get into for feelins of Deja Vu.

Last night they used a scene from Shaun of the Dead made me feel all nostalgic.

 

[Willem]

I finally saw Paul yesterday, enjoyed it very much!
Favorite joke involved a bumper sticker. That really cracked me up

 

[snowballs]

Just watched walk about with Jenny Agutter, one of my favorite films, now I think I will watch Logans run.

 

[Dotsie]

Saw Sucker Punch last night, it was really entertaining! Don't get what all the haters were on about. More fun than watching Colin Firth pretending to stutter

 

[shegallivants]

Saw Sucker Punch last night, it was really entertaining! Don't get what all the haters were on about. More fun than watching Colin Firth pretending to stutter

Was it? I didn't watch it because everyone I know loathed it. Just brought my sister to watch Arthur and Rio though. Another two guilty pleasures I know no one likes the Arthur remake, but I find myself quite involuntarily drawn to Russell Brand

I liked King's Speech! (Mostly because I think Colin Firth quite dishy.) But I didn't love it. I thought it was sweet though formulaic and A Single Man was the better film.

 

[Dotsie]

Was it? I didn't watch it because everyone I know loathed it.

Not so, if you count everyone on this forum who's seen it But you can probably tell if it's not your sort of thing.

 

[Tonyblack]

I just watched a marvellous 2+ hour long documentary about Gustav Holst on the BBC iPlayer.

 

[michelanCello]

We watched Going Postal yesterday I still prefer Hogfather, although I think GP is more digestable for the broad public while I guess only Pratchett fans can appreciate Hogfather...

 

[MongoGutman]

Colossus of New York (1958)

Cheapo Frankenstein adaptation with a cliche-ridden plot like swiss cheese. Interesting score though.

http://depositfiles.com/en/files/7ak69tudl

 

[snowballs]

I just watched a marvellous 2+ hour long documentary about Gustav Holst on the BBC iPlayer.

Who? he sounds scandinavian.

 

[Tonyblack]

I just watched a marvellous 2+ hour long documentary about Gustav Holst on the BBC iPlayer.

Who? he sounds scandinavian.

He wrote The Planets. He was actually born in Cheltenham, but his parents where from Riga which was then in Russia.