He's out. Round 5. Went down like a sack of shìt. Time to hang up his gloves I think.
What are you watching on TV right now?
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Saw the first episode of Apples Never Fall.
I'd watch a few more, see where it goes.
I'd watch a few more, see where it goes.
Yeah, we watched that on account of Mrs Mottie having read the book. In the book, it’s set in Australia.
Narrow Escapes. About people living the life on narrow boats.
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Just finished watching 'The New Look'. It’s about how fashion designers (mainly Christian Dior and Coco Chanel) got through the Nazi occupation of France. Inspired by true events and I found it very watchable.
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Seen a trailer for that. Looks interesting.
Seemed quite a novel, and interesting start for a series.
Well, late last evening...
I watched a strange film on Film4, Lola, based on the premise that - during the WWII, two British women invented a radio/TV gadget, which could see future broadcasts. Seeing that, they could predict where the bombing would take place, get people shelter, to avoid it, help direct efforts to combat U-boat attacks. That changed the entire progress of the war, U-boats were allowed to attack a US ship, 2,000 dead, which caused the US not to enter the war, Germany realised what was being used to predict where raids would take place, managed to circumvent it, and Britain was invaded by Germany.
Interesting idea, all filmed in B&W, on a low budget, some using elderly film cameras.
I watched a strange film on Film4, Lola, based on the premise that - during the WWII, two British women invented a radio/TV gadget, which could see future broadcasts. Seeing that, they could predict where the bombing would take place, get people shelter, to avoid it, help direct efforts to combat U-boat attacks. That changed the entire progress of the war, U-boats were allowed to attack a US ship, 2,000 dead, which caused the US not to enter the war, Germany realised what was being used to predict where raids would take place, managed to circumvent it, and Britain was invaded by Germany.
Interesting idea, all filmed in B&W, on a low budget, some using elderly film cameras.
A film called Twisters. I’ve just reprogrammed a firestick for a friend and I'm testing it out. A teacher is teaching kids about twisters and they asked her if a twister could hit New York. She said "no, don't be silly". I have an idea how this film is going to progress…..
Comedians in Cars getting Coffee.
Whether you like Seinfeld or classic cars; or both, there's something there for you. Only 10-20 minutes long, they're easy on the eye and full of flavour. The Colbert episode is v. funny, travelling around in a classic Morgan...
Whether you like Seinfeld or classic cars; or both, there's something there for you. Only 10-20 minutes long, they're easy on the eye and full of flavour. The Colbert episode is v. funny, travelling around in a classic Morgan...
Beetlejuice II. Very slow for the first 45 minutes, then it got really wild.. Need to watch it again.
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