Otis
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Going in March.
Best TV shows or movies you can recommend (2 Viewers)
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RegTheDonk
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Just seen episode 5 loved the apocalypse now take. Colin Robinson was brilliant.
Sky_Blue_Daz
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Be great if they recorded a performance for Telly
chiefdave
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Wonder if they might broadcast one of the final performances into cinemas. Would certainly be nice to have some record off it, especially if this is the final thing we'll have from Inside No 9.
SkyBlueMatt
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Gladiator II - A steaming pile of sh*t.
If you liked the first, expect to be disappointed. The cast, script and acting is all dreadful.
If you liked the first, expect to be disappointed. The cast, script and acting is all dreadful.
shmmeee
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Watched a couple of courtroom dramas after getting the missus to watch 12 Angry Men (still the only black and white movie I’ve loved. I probably need to see more).
Time to Kill: Racists rape Samuel L Jackson’s nine year old so he kills them. Lawyer defends him on insanity plea. Enjoyed it as much as you can enjoy a movie with the KKK running about.
A Few Good Men: Probably don’t need to review this but I’d not seen it and it’s really good. Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson are excellent.
Looking for any more courtroom drama movies.
Time to Kill: Racists rape Samuel L Jackson’s nine year old so he kills them. Lawyer defends him on insanity plea. Enjoyed it as much as you can enjoy a movie with the KKK running about.
A Few Good Men: Probably don’t need to review this but I’d not seen it and it’s really good. Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson are excellent.
Looking for any more courtroom drama movies.
Sky_Blue_Daz
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I can recommend Runaway Jury
shmmeee
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Saw that on the Prime recommendations. Will add it to the watchlist cheers.
shmmeee
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He’s a pop star IRL or something I think. Suitably annoying, was v impatient for him to die.
Otis
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I saw the other day there was a programme on the BBC, called Outside No. 10, which I thought might have been some kind of follow-up, but unfortunately when I stayed tune for it. it was just a news report from Downing St.
ajsccfc
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To Kill A Mockingbird, might be another for your B+W list as well
Nick
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Don't watch Jurer number 2 unless you want to be pissed off at the end.
Terry_dactyl
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It was a double bill round Casa Dactyl last night…
First up, Blink Twice. It’s got Magic Mike in it and I actually thought was well worth a watch. I think would be interesting if you don’t read anything about it first (apart from this of course).
Next up…Rebel Ridge. A classic ‘stranger in town’ kinda vibe. Never seen the lead bloke before but thought he was very good and looks hard as fuck. Got Crockett from Miami Vice in it playing his obligatory southern sheriff type.
Get em watched! You’ve got yourself a good night in.
First up, Blink Twice. It’s got Magic Mike in it and I actually thought was well worth a watch. I think would be interesting if you don’t read anything about it first (apart from this of course).
Next up…Rebel Ridge. A classic ‘stranger in town’ kinda vibe. Never seen the lead bloke before but thought he was very good and looks hard as fuck. Got Crockett from Miami Vice in it playing his obligatory southern sheriff type.
Get em watched! You’ve got yourself a good night in.
Farmer Jim
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Second series of Silo, is like watching two different things ( imo )
Sarah Ferguson as Juliette in the second silo, is really engaging and you identify with her character, however all of the other goings on in the original silo are just dull and don`t really hold your interest, so you`re not really bothered about any of the characters.
Farmer Jim
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Apart from the whole series being one of the best cop dramas of all time, with one of the all time great anti heroes in Vic Mackay, the final episode is a template on how to finish a series with a proper bang. ( as horrible to watch as it is )
Sky_Blue_Daz
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I always thought an episode from
The perspective of the neighbours at number 7 or 11 would of been interesting
Otis
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The Verdict (1982), with Paul Newman. Also, Witness For The Prosecution, a b&w movie from the 50's.
Oh and My Cousin Vinny, too.
shmmeee
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The Verdict (1982), with Paul Newman. Also, Witness For The Prosecution, a b&w movie from the 50's.
Oh and My Cousin Vinny, too.
Loved my cousin vinny.
Watched one flew over the cuckoos nest last night. Didn’t know the story and wasn’t sure what to expect. It was OK, enjoyable but felt it didn’t go particularly deep on anything. Might read the book now though.
Presumed Innocent?
The Apple TV series remake probably has more courtroom stuff in it than the original movie - unbelievably hammy but enjoyably bonkers.
Ian1779
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Primal Fear if you haven’t seen it
Otis
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Going on 27th March.
eyesee
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don't worry, no spoilers from me.
we loved it. it's very well done.
enjoy!!
ps - the dash back from london this morning wasn't helped by the line between cov and rugby being closed. but we made it back to the game.
eyesee
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i think they will probably release one of the performances on dvd. i saw the league of gentlemen live, and they released that on dvd.
shmmeee
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Watched this, not much courtroom action but really enjoyed it, and didn’t see the ending coming.
Skyblue Bangkok
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Current , Bad Monkey & Bookie and old Rockford Files
RegTheDonk
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Farmer Jim
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Landman.
Billy Bob Thornton effortlessly carries the whole thing, other than that it pretty much watched like a soap opera, interspersed with bouts of violence.
Disappointing.
Billy Bob Thornton effortlessly carries the whole thing, other than that it pretty much watched like a soap opera, interspersed with bouts of violence.
Disappointing.