(Supposedly) Iconic Films

[Bukta Bertie]

5 hours ago, blinlemon said:

I canna do the fantasy fairies and witches literature or film. Star Wars is a total mystery to be and I have no desire to have it otherwise. 

Give me a paperback tale concerning a twenty-something Nottingham bicycle factory worker with grease under his fingernails, a rebellious attitude to authority, and who lives for a weekend of beer and fornication. Sillitoe’s the boy. 

Ah good old Roger. His comedic songs on That's Life were essential Sunday night viewing. 

[TheDonbytheDee]

8 hours ago, Kowalski said:

I’ve met somebody who had never seen any of the LOTR films. WTF!!!!!?

Slept through the first two, at the now shut Lighthouse Cinema, Aberdeen.

Wife loves them, but very much a marmite thing, due to it being fantasy.

 

[TheDonbytheDee]

6 hours ago, blinlemon said:

Give me a paperback tale concerning a twenty-something Nottingham bicycle factory worker with grease under his fingernails, a rebellious attitude to authority, and who lives for a weekend of beer and fornication. Sillitoe’s the boy. 

The film of this is the best adaptation of a book I have seen.

Albert Finney nails the part of Arthur Seaton.

[RicoS321]

1 hour ago, TheDonbytheDee said:

The film of this is the best adaptation of a book I have seen.

Albert Finney nails the part of Arthur Seaton.

I might watch it this evening, and the early hours of tomorrow.