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  1. TIGERSCAVE

    TIGERSCAVE Well-Known Member

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    Just watching Smokey and the Bandit for the gazillionth time.... Still laugh worthy...

    Others...?
     
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    Flipper (1996 version), Bend it like Beckham.

    Makes my eyes water every time. In fact my wake instructions include one to have Bend it like Beckham on continuous loop.
     
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  3. Ernie Shackleton

    Ernie Shackleton Well-Known Member

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    Pulp Fiction.


    You never can tell...
     
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  4. tigers1970

    tigers1970 Well-Known Member

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    Cant beat 10 Rillington Place....pure class..
     
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  5. Howdentiger2

    Howdentiger2 Well-Known Member

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    Back to the future
     
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  6. Edelman

    Edelman Well-Known Member

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    All 3
     
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    Howdentiger2 Well-Known Member

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    I could never get into the 3rd as much as the others. But yer all 3 are a great afternoon binge
     
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  8. originallambrettaman

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    My Sunday afternoon film today, was Hotel Mumbai, which deffo isn’t a Sunday afternoon type film.
     
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  9. LeftSaidFred

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    Where Eagles Dare. Quintessential Sunday afternoon fare.

     
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    Anything with David Attenborough.
     
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  11. Ernie Shackleton

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    BTTF 1 to 12 are great.

    13 was a turkey.

    14 to 26 are meh.

    27 was a return to form.


    After that they were all watchable.



    Until BTTF 37 obvs.


    That changed the ****ing world, as we all know.
     
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    LeftSaidFred Well-Known Member

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    I think we know where DBT's stash of Absinthe went.
     
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    Actually The Sting today

    Redford & Newman 70s blue-eyed Hollywood star vehicle

    Strong supporting cast, soundtrack and villains- as- heroes story.
     
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    Good film though
     
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    Actually Saturday afternoon I watched The Platform !
    ****ing hell...Not ideal before eating!
     
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  16. Edelman

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    Whatever happened to a good old Jerry Lewis or Abbot and Costello film on a Saturday afternoon ?
     
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    Sting, not Gordon Sumner, on this morning. Still a cracking movie.
     
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    Would have been preferable

    Not quite sure whether I liked the Platform or not. One of the those films you think you’re not enjoying but can’t take your eyes off
     
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    "Saturday Night and Sunday Morning".
    The home made version :emoticon-0100-smile:emoticon-0105-wink::emoticon-0105-wink:
     
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    The old British war films with John Mills, Richard Attenbrough, Jack Hawkins etc. Used to love watching those on a Sunday years ago.
     
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