A few of my favorites films.

City of God (Portugese sub titled) - Follows life in the Brazilian Favela's.
and the follow up Brazilian mini series City of Men was pretty good as well.

Mesrine (French Subtitled) 2 part film bio of France's #1 gangster in the 70's

Stander - bio of Andre Stander - Chief of Police turned Bank Robber, again in the 70's in SA.

Chopper - Early Eric Banner film about Mark 'Chopper' Reid

Sexy Beast / Love Honour and Obey - Great British films.

comedies you can't go wroing with - Both Paul Kaye films
Blackball - about Lawn bowls (trust me, it's brilliant)
It's all gone Pete Tong - about a deaf Ibiza DJ Regards
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Saw Rush at the cinema last weekend. Brilliant film, and some classic old motors too


On the plane home from holiday watched The life of Pi , Didnt know what to expect from this but it was brill

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Coming up on the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who!

If you start at the beginning, that should keep you going for quite a while.

ebajema wrote:

Big Bang Theory, best comedy I have seen in many years.
Fawlty Towers, still brilliant
Allo Allo, still brilliant

Forrest Gump, love it

The Worlds Fastest Indian, lovely little docu drama

The Worlds Best Marigold Hotel, brilliant little movie that came out not too long ago.

^^This man speaks the truth.

Your reasoning about Priscilla... was the same for me with Charlie and Boots. I first watched that in my donga in Karratha, NW Australia.

Another few to add to the list:

Charlie Wilson's War - maybe Tom Hanks and Philip Seymour Hoffman in their finest roles ever?

Hitchcock - the critics slated this film with Anthony Hopkins, but I loved it. Opening scene with Helen Mirren in heels and seamed stockings helped a little, too.

Across the Lake - Donald Campbell - another Anthony Hopkins true story and very accurate.

Love the Beast - Eric Bana's love affair with his Falcon XB coupe. More a docu-drama. Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!

The Boat the Rocked - 'fictional' film about the days of pirate radio. But pretty much all the stories and characters in that film are based on fact. Fantastic soundtrack, acting and writing. Si. <This is my name.

I eat rat poison.

A man ain't truly been insulted until he stands buck naked in front of a woman and she didn't even notice. Or care.

I've started watching Blacklist.

James Spader plays his usual, slightly deranged type of character. Got - 2017 SDV8 Autobiography in Loire Blue
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Some films I'm going to have to catch up on I see.

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"Open Mike Night " sounded like a lot of fun until i found out i was going to an Autopsy

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Priscilla Queen of the Desert, absolutely brilliant movie (even better if you watch it in a hostel in Alice Springs )

Oh my god, I've just made a huge mistake! They're transvestites!

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That's what a lot of people say when they visit a bar in Thailand!  Got - 2017 SDV8 Autobiography in Loire Blue
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My friend is working in the far east and has a Thai girlfriend. I asked him if the subject of the problem he has with a small penis had come up yet. He said they loved each other and they would work through it. He says it would be better though if she never had one.... Previously..
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Captain Phillips

Been watching the Shirlock Holmes stuff with Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce from the 1940's and it's entertaining stuff. I wouldn't compare it to the Jeremy Brett/Eduard Hardwicke series as they're so different.

Guys if you get a chance, Ray Donovan. It just finished season 1 on Sky and it was awesome.
Nipped in to see Bad Grampa yesterday and it made sprite come out of my nose!