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A Field in England.
- Thread starter Nibble
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Albumen
Don't wait for me!
Yup, I can't wait. A big Ben Wheatley fan.
I don't think there will be enough " Mawkish Sentimentality " in it so I will give it a miss.
I need to be manipulated with some violin music and a director conning me as I am incapable of feeling any genuine emotions otherwise.
glasfryn
cleaning up cat sick
somewhat of a change from Down Terrace
Nah. I watched a film that wasn't directed by Spielberg once and I didn't like it, so I will not make that mistake again. For me it is a feast of Hook, ET, Warhorse, Close Encounters and Schindler's List for me, loads of violins and sentamentality.
Meade's Ball
Well-known member
I have to hide from the full insides of it as i am off to a screening of it on Monday night with an after-showing talk from Wheatley and others about funding. Should be interesting. Might head off to another East London Film Festival piece this evening to elp fight the urge to just switch on the telly and watch it. At present, it might be a Peruvian film about a post-apocalyptic south America and a boy with a cardboard box on his head. *shrug*
T soprano
New member
What a load of old shit!!!!!
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
I know this probably isn't the right thread for this, but as I've got the Film Savvy people together ...
In the UK are their cinemas that sometimes show 'classic' films from time to time? I know in the US there are 2nd run cinemas that pick up recent releases and extend their time on release, and I guess there's also room for re-runs of older stuff.
The reason I ask is that I'd love to show my kids ET on the bib screen, but I can find nothing about showing the film anywhere. Back in the good old days, we used to get a supporting movie with a new release (those were indeed to days - I remember going to see a new movie (I can't even recall the name) to see The Poseidon Adventure as the support).
So, does this ever happen there?
In the UK are their cinemas that sometimes show 'classic' films from time to time? I know in the US there are 2nd run cinemas that pick up recent releases and extend their time on release, and I guess there's also room for re-runs of older stuff.
The reason I ask is that I'd love to show my kids ET on the bib screen, but I can find nothing about showing the film anywhere. Back in the good old days, we used to get a supporting movie with a new release (those were indeed to days - I remember going to see a new movie (I can't even recall the name) to see The Poseidon Adventure as the support).
So, does this ever happen there?
T soprano
New member
