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***HibbyAndy*** · 08-05-2020 10:38 AM

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Just caught up with Walking dead all the way to Season 10 ep 15 from Christmas holidays!! What a show.

Is “Lost” worth a watch? Might give that a try.

Lost is the best tv series i have ever watched.

hfc rd · 08-05-2020 02:45 PM

4 episodes into Gangs of London. Very violent but absolutely brilliant! Each episode so far has had you right on the edge of your seat. Looking forward to binging the rest of it this weekend.

**patch1875** · 08-05-2020 03:02 PM

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4 episodes into Gangs of London. Very violent but absolutely brilliant! Each episode so far has had you right on the edge of your seat. Looking forward to binging the rest of it this weekend.

think I’m at the same episode as you. Apparently no 5 takes the violence to a new level!

hfc rd · 08-05-2020 04:00 PM

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think I’m at the same episode as you. Apparently no 5 takes the violence to a new level!

Yep, I’ve heard the same as you bud about ep 5. Looking forward to watching it tonight!

**wpj** · 09-05-2020 04:39 AM

A few good films on Prime at £1.99, currently watching Midway, some great effects.

**~~Peevemor~~** · 09-05-2020 10:34 AM

I'm recent to Netflix and have been watching House of Cards (not a patch on the UK original). Is it worth watching the last series without Kevin Spacey? I was already starting to lose interest in the last one with him in it as it was getting more and more repetetive.

I don't see things improving.

Any advice much appreciated.

**wpj** · 09-05-2020 06:17 PM

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I'm recent to Netflix and have been watching House of Cards (not a patch on the UK original). Is it worth watching the last series without Kevin Spacey? I was already starting to lose interest in the last one with him in it as it was getting more and more repetetive.

I don't see things improving.

Any advice much appreciated.

I watched all except that series, just seemed to have been rushed through after the Spacey situation. Such a shame because it was a very strong cast.
I picked up the original British one for 50p in a charity shop. Was excellent.

**Wilson** · 09-05-2020 06:40 PM

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I'm recent to Netflix and have been watching House of Cards (not a patch on the UK original). Is it worth watching the last series without Kevin Spacey? I was already starting to lose interest in the last one with him in it as it was getting more and more repetetive.

I don't see things improving.

Any advice much appreciated.

User reviews on imdb seem to be of a mind that Kevin Spacey WAS the show. I didn't watch the last season as I didn't fancy it without his character.

Don't feel I've missed anything.

**HUTCHYHIBBY** · 09-05-2020 07:11 PM

Has anyone else finished DEVS? What did you think?

***Mibbes Aye*** · 09-05-2020 07:19 PM

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I'm recent to Netflix and have been watching House of Cards (not a patch on the UK original). Is it worth watching the last series without Kevin Spacey? I was already starting to lose interest in the last one with him in it as it was getting more and more repetetive.

I don't see things improving.

Any advice much appreciated.

I don't want to spoil it in case you decide to watch it. The loss of Spacey meant they had to improvice massively, I felt, and frankly it got a bit weird. Robin Wright is a good actor though.

***Billy Whizz*** · 09-05-2020 07:44 PM

Some cracking retro music shows on BBC IPlayer I’ve been enjoying
Sounds of the 70’s, various types including Pop, Soul and Rock n Roll. Some incredible acts used to grace Top of the Pops, and Old Grey Whistle Test!

Also Disco at the BBC is available now too

**~~Peevemor~~** · 09-05-2020 09:40 PM

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I don't want to spoil it in case you decide to watch it. The loss of Spacey meant they had to improvice massively, I felt, and frankly it got a bit weird. Robin Wright is a good actor though.

Maybe she is, but I don't think she has to show it in the Claire Underwood role.

**wpj** · 09-05-2020 10:09 PM

As I mentioned previously, there are loads of movies to rent on Amazon Prime for cheap. Finally watching The Joker and earlier was watching Midway. Good value

***Mibbes Aye*** · 09-05-2020 10:20 PM

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As I mentioned previously, there are loads of movies to rent on Amazon Prime for cheap. Finally watching The Joker and earlier was watching Midway. Good value

I thought Joker was very good, but I struggle not to like Joaquin Phoenix in anything. If he joined Eastenders or Coronation Street I would probably watch

**wpj** · 09-05-2020 10:44 PM

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I thought Joker was very good, but I struggle not to like Joaquin Phoenix in anything. If he joined Eastenders or Coronation Street I would probably watch

Yep a face off in the vic or rovers would confirm his acting kudos 😄 he's excellent in this though 👍

***Mibbes Aye*** · 09-05-2020 11:03 PM

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Yep a face off in the vic or rovers would confirm his acting kudos 😄 he's excellent in this though 👍

Posted on some other thread about when Damian Lewis presented HIGNFY and Hislop and Merton were slagging him off for being a posh lovie actor. They challenge him to portray a particular scene, don’t know if it was scripted, but it came across as not. Lewis took a second and did it perfectly.

Phoenix for me is a superb actor and just lives the role, whatever it is. His portrayal of Johnny Cash in “Walk The Line” was sublime.

Really good actors can take anything and make it good or better than it was written. Lewis, Phoenix and Gary Oldman fit into that category for me.

**wpj** · 10-05-2020 06:54 AM

Got Joker for another day on rental, watching it again now, can't remember watching a film twice in a row for many years. Loved watching "Darkest Hour" last night as well.

***CropleyWasGod*** · 10-05-2020 10:44 AM

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Got Joker for another day on rental, watching it again now, can't remember watching a film twice in a row for many years. Loved watching "Darkest Hour" last night as well.

Opinions eh? 😁

I'm a fan of Gary Oldman, but I wasn't all that impressed by the Darkest Hour (last night was the first I'd seen it). I thought he was a bit OTT at times, but I can see why he won so many awards. And as for that scene in the Tube 🙄

It was such a pivotal part of the War, that I felt it could have been better served by a 6-part TV series.

On the subject of Oldman, can anyone remind me of the TV he did a long time ago where he played a football casual?

**Pretty Boy** · 10-05-2020 11:39 AM

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Opinions eh? 😁

I'm a fan of Gary Oldman, but I wasn't all that impressed by the Darkest Hour (last night was the first I'd seen it). I thought he was a bit OTT at times, but I can see why he won so many awards. And as for that scene in the Tube 🙄

It was such a pivotal part of the War, that I felt it could have been better served by a 6-part TV series.

On the subject of Oldman, can anyone remind me of the TV he did a long time ago where he played a football casual?

I enjoyed the film as a whole but some of the historical liberties just seemed pointless.

The King visiting him in the middle of the night, the ludicrous trip on the tube and changing the date that the 'on the beaches' speech was made. The way in which Chamberlain is painted as a devious schemer is also totally inaccurate and wholly unfair. That whole period is such an amazing story anyway that the silly deviations just seemed unnecessary.

The Firm is the TV film Oldman played a casual.

***GlesgaeHibby*** · 10-05-2020 12:03 PM

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Got Joker for another day on rental, watching it again now, can't remember watching a film twice in a row for many years. Loved watching "Darkest Hour" last night as well.

I thought Joker was superb - but it's not one I'd be able to watch again straight after the first watch. I don't think I've ever felt so emotionally drained after a film as I did leaving the cinema post Joker.

**Killiehibbie** · 10-05-2020 04:33 PM

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Opinions eh? 😁

I'm a fan of Gary Oldman, but I wasn't all that impressed by the Darkest Hour (last night was the first I'd seen it). I thought he was a bit OTT at times, but I can see why he won so many awards. And as for that scene in the Tube 🙄

It was such a pivotal part of the War, that I felt it could have been better served by a 6-part TV series.

On the subject of Oldman, can anyone remind me of the TV he did a long time ago where he played a football casual?

Have a Becks and watch out for Phil Mitchell and Jim McDonald.

**HUTCHYHIBBY** · 10-05-2020 04:36 PM

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Have a Becks and watch out for Phil Mitchell and Jim McDonald.

Benny and Big Alan from Grange Hill too. "Celtic, what have we got to do with Celtic"?

**wpj** · 11-05-2020 03:25 AM

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I enjoyed the film as a whole but some of the historical liberties just seemed pointless.

The King visiting him in the middle of the night, the ludicrous trip on the tube and changing the date that the 'on the beaches' speech was made. The way in which Chamberlain is painted as a devious schemer is also totally inaccurate and wholly unfair. That whole period is such an amazing story anyway that the silly deviations just seemed unnecessary.

The Firm is the TV film Oldman played a casual.

Great performance in "The Firm" Tim Roth, "Made in Britain" is also a stand out. The two of them were/are amazing actors. Then we had so many more, "This is England" for me is the best of the bunch. Stephen Graham maybe the best british actor at the moment.

**wpj** · 11-05-2020 03:31 AM

Oh, and ****, great cast, great acting and of course, "where's your f*****g Tool"

Scm not made it past the filter, my apologies to anyone offended 😁

***Keyser Sauzee*** · 11-05-2020 06:39 AM

Watched Normal People on BBC yesterday and I’m completely confused as to wether I liked it or not. Anyone else watched this?

***CropleyWasGod*** · 11-05-2020 10:44 AM

Anyone watched Hollywood on Netflix?

I'm running out of stuff to watch, and that era of US history has always intrigued me. The trailers make it look a bit too soap-opera ish for me, but I'd appreciate any thoughts.

**Jakhog1** · 11-05-2020 11:27 AM

Started first two episodes of Defending Jacob, looks promising so far, about a District attorney trying to protect his son, it's got Chris Evans (Captain America) playing the dad

**Onceinawhile** · 11-05-2020 11:58 AM

Take the ball, pass the ball was on sky sports last night. Movie about the barcelona team that won the Champions league 2 years out of 3.

Might be on catch up / on demand

***EH6 Hibby*** · 11-05-2020 12:56 PM

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Started first two episodes of Defending Jacob, looks promising so far, about a District attorney trying to protect his son, it's got Chris Evans (Captain America) playing the dad

Is it a horror series? I liked the look of it, but the adverts for it give off a horror vibe and I don’t like scary stuff.