My local independent cinema did a screening of Labryinth as a tribute to David Bowie. I was too young to see it the first time round so talked his nibs into taking me. Was so good to see it in the cinema.
Next week they are showing Galaxy Quest as a tribute to Alan Rickman. Why they've picked that film and not Die Hard or Truly, Madly, Deeply I don't know!
The Martian is excellent, but I suspect that Matt Damon is going to lose out to Leonardo DiCaprio for the Best Actor Oscar. I'd really like to see both of them win at some point, but Matt Damon did win Best Screenplay for Good Will Hunting.
My local independent cinema did a screening of Labryinth as a tribute to David Bowie. I was too young to see it the first time round so talked his nibs into taking me. Was so good to see it in the cinema.
Next week they are showing Galaxy Quest as a tribute to Alan Rickman. Why they've picked that film and not Die Hard or Truly, Madly, Deeply I don't know!
Good choice!
I'd imagine Truly Madly Deeply would have more limited appeal, and he's not really the star of Die Hard.
But I'm biased, as Galaxy Quest is one of my faves. ;biggrin
I liked Galaxy Quest. I liked Truly, Madly, Deeply too. I walked into Juliet Stevenson on the pavement after its screening at EIFF while she was talking to a friend. She didn't seem best pleased.
Vikings - brilliant Into the badlands - good Black sails - very good
Couldn't get into any of those.
Watched about 3 episodes of Vikings but just didn't do anything for me.
Into the Badlands I only watched 2 episodes. I was expecting a martial arts show, not a wire-driven dance show. The choreography and fight scenes are truly awful. Sorry yeold.
Black Sails I have watched the first season and it was ok, watchable. I've heard the second season is better but I've not got round to it yet.
The 100 improved massively in season 2 and I'm really enjoying that. Walking Dead is inconsistent in terms of quality but always entertaining.
Recent/current shows I would recommend: The Leftovers, Banshee, Jessica Jones, Peaky Blinders, Sense8, Ray Donovan.
All the Madcaps are huge Walking Dead fans, and as soon as I got in from work yesterday evening, I was informed that tonight was THE NIGHT. My daughter, resplendent in her "If Daryl Dies...................We Riot" T-Shirt had the evening planned with light refreshments and homemade (daughter) flapjacks laid on for the build up and main event. I.E Season Six Episode Nine. (My daughter in particular hasn`t slept properly for three months). At 6.30 pm on the dot we started watching from episode six, to re-aquaint ourselves with the shock, horror and general storyline so that at nine (or soon after) we would be primed and ready for THE MAIN EVENT. Well all I can say is...........................
I think there must be something wrong with our telly................... ;weep
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Going to start on them tonight. ;biggrin
Next week they are showing Galaxy Quest as a tribute to Alan Rickman. Why they've picked that film and not Die Hard or Truly, Madly, Deeply I don't know!
I'd imagine Truly Madly Deeply would have more limited appeal, and he's not really the star of Die Hard.
But I'm biased, as Galaxy Quest is one of my faves. ;biggrin
Because it hurts more...
Into the badlands - good
Black sails - very good
Agents of shield is back
The 100 is back
Vikings is back
The walking dead is back
Watched about 3 episodes of Vikings but just didn't do anything for me.
Into the Badlands I only watched 2 episodes. I was expecting a martial arts show, not a wire-driven dance show. The choreography and fight scenes are truly awful. Sorry yeold.
Black Sails I have watched the first season and it was ok, watchable. I've heard the second season is better but I've not got round to it yet.
The 100 improved massively in season 2 and I'm really enjoying that.
Walking Dead is inconsistent in terms of quality but always entertaining.
Recent/current shows I would recommend:
The Leftovers, Banshee, Jessica Jones, Peaky Blinders, Sense8, Ray Donovan.
I quite like Vikings though.
Better Call Saul is back on Netflix now.
I think there must be something wrong with our telly................... ;weep