Re: Films you've watched recently.

by JGK Sun 30 Jun 2013, 01:46

Ah - I see it was a 1992 TV series!

by PeterCS Sun 30 Jun 2013, 01:52

Aye. DVD is like that.

Has the thread changed to just released films you've just watched?

Must confess I saw Metropolis not long ago. Not in the 1920s though.

by Brass Monkey Sun 30 Jun 2013, 10:21

PeterCS wrote:Not I.

But have just watched again "The Camomile Lawn" (most of it - at 4 hours plus of a five-episode TV series, it's too long for one sitting) .

I used to watch that as a kid to get my rocks off. You had to work hard for your expunging of semen in those days.......

by PeterCS Sun 30 Jun 2013, 13:59

Really? I'd ov thought you'd ov needed little encouragement! Very Happy

True, Jennifer Eely was quite a little tease with her comforts, and pneumatic too. But she seems only a colourful patch in Wild Mary's rich tapestry of life, all the same.

by PeterCS Sun 30 Jun 2013, 14:02

Okay, so let's call this thread "New films out - what have you seen? Any good?"

Anyone seen Man of Steel yet? Any good?

by Brass Monkey Sun 30 Jun 2013, 14:26

My friend saw it, she said it was good but there was too much fighting for her particular taste.

by PeterCS Sun 30 Jun 2013, 14:30

Russell Crowe is in it.

This spells: IT AIN'T GOING TO BE AFTERNOON TEA WITH DOYLEYS, LOVES.

by WideWally Sun 30 Jun 2013, 14:30

Is Man Of Steel about David Steele? I hope it is. Here is a fascinating fact about David Steele. This test superstar played 500 first class matches, scored 30 centuries & yet his highest score was only 140*. Interesting, hey!

by PeterCS Sun 30 Jun 2013, 14:32

He was a hero in Father F888ing Christmas disguise.

by Brass Monkey Sun 30 Jun 2013, 14:36

WideWally wrote:Is Man Of Steel about David Steele? I hope it is. Here is a fascinating fact about David Steele. This test superstar played 500 first class matches, scored 30 centuries & yet his highest score was only 140*. Interesting, hey!

He bored himself to tears after that many runs.

by PeterCS Sun 30 Jun 2013, 14:40

Actually, it's about comedian Mark Steel. Big cricket fan.

by Lara Lara Laughs Sat 08 Feb 2014, 23:57

Weekend. Mud. Stories We Tell.

First two in particular are great, particularly loved Mud. Third is a documentary, not really sure about it.

by Big Dog Wed 12 Feb 2014, 07:30

Finally got to see 'The Railway Man' yesterday. Good film but the central characters could have been made up to look their real ages. Firths character would have been in his late sixties when the film was set but he looked more like late forties. Still worth a look though.

by Red Wed 05 Apr 2017, 07:20

Went to see 'Perfect Strangers' today and thought it was very entertaining - the script is clever and the acting is good.

by horace Wed 05 Apr 2017, 12:28

La Vache or One Man and his Cow. A complete hoot! In essence a road movie about an Algerian farmer walking his cow from Marseilles to Paris to enter the Paris Agricultural show. Very funny film with lots of entertaining characters and situations.

by Red Thu 06 Apr 2017, 00:02

horace wrote:La Vache or One Man and his Cow. A complete hoot! In essence a road movie about an Algerian farmer walking his cow from Marseilles to Paris to enter the Paris Agricultural show. Very funny film with lots of entertaining characters and situations.

Foreign films can be so quirky.

by taipan Thu 06 Apr 2017, 04:56

Red wrote:
horace wrote:La Vache or One Man and his Cow. A complete hoot! In essence a road movie about an Algerian farmer walking his cow from Marseilles to Paris to enter the Paris Agricultural show. Very funny film with lots of entertaining characters and situations.

Foreign films can be so quirky.

What actually qualifies as a foreign film in Aus?

by horace Thu 06 Apr 2017, 08:59

taipan wrote:
Red wrote:
horace wrote:La Vache or One Man and his Cow. A complete hoot! In essence a road movie about an Algerian farmer walking his cow from Marseilles to Paris to enter the Paris Agricultural show. Very funny film with lots of entertaining characters and situations.

Foreign films can be so quirky.

What actually qualifies as a foreign film in Aus?

anything with sheep, a lack of racks or the silent movies made in Queensland

by lardbucket Thu 06 Apr 2017, 09:06

taipan wrote:
Red wrote:
horace wrote:La Vache or One Man and his Cow. A complete hoot! In essence a road movie about an Algerian farmer walking his cow from Marseilles to Paris to enter the Paris Agricultural show. Very funny film with lots of entertaining characters and situations.

Foreign films can be so quirky.

What actually qualifies as a foreign film in Aus?

Films not made in Australia.

by Big Dog Thu 06 Apr 2017, 09:11

lardbucket wrote:
taipan wrote:
Red wrote:
horace wrote:La Vache or One Man and his Cow. A complete hoot! In essence a road movie about an Algerian farmer walking his cow from Marseilles to Paris to enter the Paris Agricultural show. Very funny film with lots of entertaining characters and situations.

Foreign films can be so quirky.

What actually qualifies as a foreign film in Aus?

Films not made in Australia.

Or more specifically, not having an Australian pretending to be an American.

by taipan Thu 06 Apr 2017, 09:25

Speaking of quirky non Australian films it looks like Daniel Craig is coming back for another 007.

by lardbucket Thu 06 Apr 2017, 12:43

Another Broccoli western, then.

by JGK Sat 08 Apr 2017, 02:23

Watched Gods of Egypt last night which wasn't a sucky as I thought it was going to be but elevated to realms of a classic due to the performance of the delightful Courtney Eaton.

Films you've watched recently. - Page 34 Gods-of-egypt-05-sc-she-dresses-like-a-horus-wtf-watch-the-film-saint-pauly

Films you've watched recently. - Page 34 Gods-of-egypt-05-sc-she-dresses-like-a-horus-wtf-watch-the-film-saint-pauly

by Bradman Sat 08 Apr 2017, 02:43

Get em out did she?

by JGK Sat 08 Apr 2017, 03:09

Sadly not.

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