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[davmaher]

‘old up where’s vict…

*cue music*

There were plans to make a sequel. The writer, Barrie Keeffe had a script set 20 years later with the Bob Hoskins character having retired to Jamaica. They had the car driving Hoskins away at the end getting stoped by police and Hoskins escaping because of this. Thank God it was never made.

 

[coollino]

Oslo, August 31st

I somehow forgot this is one of my favourite films

 

[DuncanDoughnuts]

There were plans to make a sequel. The writer, Barrie Keeffe had a script set 20 years later with the Bob Hoskins character having retired to Jamaica. They had the car driving Hoskins away at the end getting stoped by police and Hoskins escaping because of this. Thank God it was never made.

The short-lived good Friday ?

 

[Wizard]

Haha never knew that

Similarly, I read Jodie foster never met Anthony Hopkins, their scenes were filmed totally separate , and she was just talking to and facing the camera

Not quite right. They did meet but didn’t speak to each other on set. A lot of the scenes were to camera but they were both there. Hopkins apparently stayed in character on set so Jodie Foster was freaked out by him.

 

[DuncanDoughnuts]

Not quite right. They did meet but didn’t speak to each other on set. A lot of the scenes were to camera but they were both there. Hopkins apparently stayed in character on set so Jodie Foster was freaked out by him.

Ah very good!! Knew it was something like that

 

[ste d' indica]

Classic. Pensive, procedural, hard sky-fy lovingly restored by the Arrow team.

 

[Nymzee]

The Nice Guys on Film4. One of my fave films.

 

[Hjefc]

This is Spinal Tap
It goes to11

 

[4737carlin]

Seen Father Stu, interesting film, true story, its starts of quite humorous in parts but goes a bit serious, then goes very serious.
It's a bit depressing and a very sad story, so won't be for everyone but it's an interesting film

 

[DuncanDoughnuts]

This is Spinal Tap
It goes to11

Fran drescher

 

[SuperTimCahill]

Frankenstein (1931)
Iconic, and actually a good story. 9/10

Boo (1932)
Short film that's a bonus feature on the Frankenstein bluray. Actually had a few funny jokes. 6/10

 

[mahermi1]

There were plans to make a sequel. The writer, Barrie Keeffe had a script set 20 years later with the Bob Hoskins character having retired to Jamaica. They had the car driving Hoskins away at the end getting stoped by police and Hoskins escaping because of this. Thank God it was never made.

Thought that was a great film, with a great ending, the Mafia paying the IRA off, cracking storyline, at the time, there was a feeling that could really happen, due to the power and anonymity of the IRA. Far fetched i know, but could it have really happened ? Bought the film off Prime.

 

[JohnRoss23]

'A River Runs Through It' I had never seen this movie before and I absolutely loved it. Kind of a slow movie but it has really stuck with me the last few days.

 

[DuncanDoughnuts]

'A River Runs Through It' I had never seen this movie before and I absolutely loved it. Kind of a slow movie but it has really stuck with me the last few days.

That was like me and spike lee’s do the right thing, stuck with me for days after it , especially with the murder of George floyd

 

[tommytowne]

Watched the new Marvel film, Dr Strange. Thought it had a much different feel to the other Marvel films. Realised it was Sam Raimi making Marvel meets Evil Dead.

I fell in love with the Scarlet Witch.
What an evil cow.