I just got back from seeing The Artist - that is the French-produced film which got 3 Golden Globes.
My daughters both really liked it. I'm not sure myself, I thought it bordered on being too clever at times. The dog was brilliant though.
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Re: Good Films
"The present is the key to the past" - Charles Lyell
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Re: Good Films
Have just been to see 'War Horse'. Loved it! I think they'll be showing this many Christmases to come. And
Lulu said:
Off the topic but on the small screen. Did anyone watch Birdsong, on Sunday night and find that they couldn't understand half the dialogue, due to whispering and loud music? I don't normally have a problem with music but dear me, they seemed to have some class act mumblers in that series.
Totally agree with you. The book is so blindingly good, how can they have made such a hash of the tv film?
[Ps. How do I make my quotations go pink, like everyone else's?]
Lulu said:
Off the topic but on the small screen. Did anyone watch Birdsong, on Sunday night and find that they couldn't understand half the dialogue, due to whispering and loud music? I don't normally have a problem with music but dear me, they seemed to have some class act mumblers in that series.
Totally agree with you. The book is so blindingly good, how can they have made such a hash of the tv film?
[Ps. How do I make my quotations go pink, like everyone else's?]
Try everything once except incest and morris-dancing. Bertrand Russell.
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Re: Good Films
smoky wrote:Have just been to see 'War Horse'. Loved it! I think they'll be showing this many Christmases to come. And
Lulu said:
Off the topic but on the small screen. Did anyone watch Birdsong, on Sunday night and find that they couldn't understand half the dialogue, due to whispering and loud music? I don't normally have a problem with music but dear me, they seemed to have some class act mumblers in that series.
Totally agree with you. The book is so blindingly good, how can they have made such a hash of the tv film?
[Ps. How do I make my quotations go pink, like everyone else's?]
at the top of the prev post you see the word quote top right
click on that and it give you the quote you want to use
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Re: Good Films
Pink?
I want pink quotations like Smoky!!
War Horse looks good.Millions of horses were killed in WW1!!!
I want pink quotations like Smoky!!
War Horse looks good.Millions of horses were killed in WW1!!!
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Don't you have pink Robbie? I do.
Just because you're Paranoid, it doesn't mean to say they're not out to get you.