TV and Films

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• Trondheimrob

  September 2014

  Mrs Grey ;wave Happy endings and West Ham Supporters - Now there's a contradiction in terms ;biggrin
• MrsGrey

  September 2014

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• Hamstew

  September 2014 edited September 2014

  Cant believe no one has mentioned........
  
  The Life of Brian ;lol
  
  Just so Funny and always will be ;clap

  ;ok and the holy grail.
• OldCastleSwift

  September 2014

  Moulin Rouge is a very divisive film. I love it - very clever, very funny, very sad, very dark. Also the only film I've seen at the cinema that drew an audible collective gasp from the audience ("because she doesn't love you!", for those that know the film).
• Lukerz

  September 2014

  The only film I've seen at the cinema that drew a collective response was Johnny English, after destroying the police camera which caught him speeding.
• Pearces_Left_Foot

  September 2014

  Luke I am your father ! drew a gasp back in the 80's and the leg crossing scene in Basic Instinct in the 90's
• Expat_Hammer

  September 2014

  Watched Cabaret again last night with Mrs E
• TwistandShout

  September 2014

  West ham films?
  
  Ill kick us off,
  
  Les Miserables
• whupathman

  September 2014

  Oliver
• Hamstew

  September 2014

  The great escape
  #tevez
• TheMadcapLaughs

  September 2014

  Fatal Attraction
• TheMadcapLaughs

  September 2014

  And for BFS football tactics..............................Jurassic Park
• TwistandShout

  September 2014

  Brilliant MadCap ;clap
• Hamstew

  September 2014

  Groundhog day
• Pearces_Left_Foot

  September 2014

  The Crying Game
• TwistandShout

  September 2014

  Con Air is a good film
• MrsGrey

  September 2014

  ;nonono We agree again. One of my faves. ;thumbsup
• TwistandShout

  September 2014

  ;nonono
• Hamstew

  September 2014

  Inner space.
• Hamstew

  September 2014

  
  
• Pearces_Left_Foot

  September 2014 edited September 2014

  Indiana Jones films many a happy childhood memory of those ;biggrin
• McHammer

  September 2014

  Trond
  
  I too have bagpuss - and Ivor the engine !! ;biggrin

  I have Noggin the Nog on dvd (am I allowed to say this?)
  
  ;biggrin

  You can say that but you cannot say Muffin the Mule.
  
  
• Hamstew

  September 2014

  
  
• Hammerwombat

  September 2014 edited September 2014

  Lawrence of Arabia. Possibly the best 130 minutes of cinema ever made.
• Hammerwombat

  September 2014

  And, the worlds fastest Indian. Lovely film about a lovely man.
• MrsGrey

  September 2014

  Yup, I concur!
• WrathChild

  September 2014

  Labyrinth, A Nightmare Before Christmas, Flight of the Navigator and Goonies are all some of my favourites.
  
  Now I wish I was at home watching them and not at work... ;weep
• SuzanneClaret

  September 2014

  I hear ya sister ;weep
• TheMadcapLaughs

  September 2014

  The Goonies is an all time family favourite. And another family favourite (of ours) Turner & Hooch. Watched a good film friday night called Tracks. Never heard of it and only stumbled upon it on Blinkbox by accident, but worth a look, a bit like Walkabout. Two very atmospheric films that I haven`t seen for ages but are fantastic are Badlands and Midnight Cowboy. And another great film that just popped into my head from yesteryear, Thunderbolt and Lightfoot.
• Hamstew

  September 2014

  Agree said a few times on here about Goonies and Labyrinth. Epic films! Willy Wonka the original is also amazing!