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Armagedden Time with Antony Hopkins*.Shindler's list it isn't,

TBH as a retired teacher I'm more interested in the problems facing young working class white boys (as I once was) rather than those facing Jewish or Black kids in NY
but this is still a very good coming of age film set in the early 80's.

* Once saw AH in the Hole in the Wall,Waterloo back in the earlly 70's, proping up the bar,a long time before his subsequent film career took off.He certainly didn't look in the mood for a chat so I left him to commune with himself.
 
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davewebbsbrain said:
I watched The Gentlemen last night. Really enjoyed it. Not seen Hugh Grant as that type of character before, very different
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That remind s me of when I saw it at the flics -pre-covid now.A couple of old ladies in front of me were clearly expecting a Hugh Grant rom-com and walked out after half an hour.It pays to read a review or two sometimes.:Smile:
 
BALDY said:
What a strange film it was lol
Their accents kept changing-----A young Googie Withers was in it----Have you heard of her?
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Yep, know of Google Withers but not Jack L-R. Appears he played in a lot of films from the early 1930s onwards though can’t say I recognise that many of the titles…
 
kaymac said:
Yep, know of Google Withers but not Jack L-R. Appears he played in a lot of films from the early 1930s onwards though can’t say I recognise that many of the titles…
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"Night And The City" with Googie and Richard Widmark is well worth seeing.
 
Silver screen today was Emily. The critics loved it. It's a reimagining of the life of Emily Brontë. My wife was fuming as reimagining is aka a pack of lies. I quite enjoyed it. Female director. I'm not going to wander into a mine field for anyone. Make up your own mind time.
 
Scrooge - The 70s musical version with Albert Finney. I've watched this film more times than I can remember, but every time I see it I love it just as much. Fabulous, never dates, film.
 
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