Decent British film fron the 40s/50s/60s with a good story
You do realise not everyone is 70 years old right ? There are plenty of great films on during Christmas. You just been to be more broad minded and remember it’s 2018.
There is not one film worth watching for whole Christmas period
I took out a free trial subscription on the Amazon BFI channel. In the last couple of days I've watched In Which We Serve, Battle of the River Plate and Secret Agent. Still a few more oldies to watch before I cancel the subscription.
Alpha is a good film for dog lovers. I think it is available on Sky Store.
I can't remember the name of the film but the one where a hitman (for some reason I remember it being David Bowie) shoots a dog is a good film for dog haters.
John Wick ? He’s a hitman whose dog is killed but he doesn’t shoot a dog and David Bowie definitely isn’t in it ? Other than that a can’t think of what film you are thinking about.
It’s late ‘70s or early ‘80s and I remember a lift door opens, the dog yaps and the bloke shoots it. May have had Martin Short in it.
You may be thinking of 'Mary, Mungo and Midge' but I don't remember Mungo getting shot.
Just off in a while for last minute shop and then to cinema to see 'It's a wonderful life'. Never seen it on the big screen and I'm really looking forward to it.
Just off in a while for last minute shop and then to cinema to see 'It's a wonderful life'. Never seen it on the big screen and I'm really looking forward to it.
Enjoy . It’s still the best Christmas movie ever made in my opinion
Decent British film fron the 40s/50s/60s with a good story
mate you should check out Talking Pictures or Retro (Talking Pictures is defiantly on freeview but i'm not sure about Retro.). both channels have some cracking older British (and american) films.
Just off in a while for last minute shop and then to cinema to see 'It's a wonderful life'. Never seen it on the big screen and I'm really looking forward to it.
Enjoy . It’s still the best Christmas movie ever made in my opinion
It was very good. Slightly marred by parents thinking it's a film toddlers could sit quietly through.
Just off in a while for last minute shop and then to cinema to see 'It's a wonderful life'. Never seen it on the big screen and I'm really looking forward to it.
The best Christmas film and one of the best films full stop. Much darker than you would expect, if all you've seen is the poster, and that balances out the sentimentality in my opinion. Let us know what you think of it.
Just off in a while for last minute shop and then to cinema to see 'It's a wonderful life'. Never seen it on the big screen and I'm really looking forward to it.
The best Christmas film and one of the best films full stop. Much darker than you would expect, if all you've seen is the poster, and that balances out the sentimentality in my opinion. Let us know what you think of it.
I have seen it a few times over the years but always on tv, vhs or dvd, and it is one of the films I remember well. Seeing it in the cinema was good but as I mentioned earlier some people brought young children to it. Which shows they don't know the film. It was very good. I would recommend seeing it on the big screen. As ever I shed a few tears at the end. Seems very apposite for the economic politics of today. The audience applauded at the end.
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First stil great, second OK, third pretty rubbish tbf.
CHRISTMAS EVE
1.30PM - CHANNEL 5 - The KIng And I
3.55PM - ITV 4 - Escape To Victory
7.05PM - ITV 2 - The Lego Movie
10.00PM - BBC 2 - The Lady In The Van
11.35PM - FILM 4 - Warrior
3.20AM - CHANNEL 4 - Rear Window - (RECOMMENDED FILM OF THE DAY)
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Never seen it on the big screen and I'm really looking forward to it.
"put em up, put em up"
The King and I is on today.
Seeing it in the cinema was good but as I mentioned earlier some people brought young children to it. Which shows they don't know the film.
It was very good. I would recommend seeing it on the big screen.
As ever I shed a few tears at the end.
Seems very apposite for the economic politics of today.
The audience applauded at the end.