What did you watch last night?

[westham,eggyandchips]

More than this... A Roxy Music documentary, which I've seen before. Simply marvellous.

What was this on WHU?

[Jonah]

Den of Thieves - newly added on Netflix - loads of faces you will recognise, about a group of bank robbers, cracking watch.

Good watch that was.

[jastons]

Has anyone been watching the new series of 'Shetland' ?

[Cuenca 'ammer]

cheers mate

love the preceding ones

love this thread because without it I would know my favourite series are back on the air !!!!

the books are brilliant and the scenery is fantastic

maybe we'll see TOMoS on there some day !!!!

[POP POP POP Robson]

I watched a Swedish film called Border. One of the weirdest films I've seen which has a touch of Eraserhead about it. The concept (which I won't reveal in case of spoilers) seems on paper ridiculous but I thought this film was actually really good and I really liked it.

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[S-H]

Bohemian Rhapsody.

Bloody Brilliant.

The Live Aid bit made me cry.

[jastons]

The new episode of 'Still Game'. It's just not as good as the first six series.

[Cuenca 'ammer]

cheers mate

another one I didn't know was on...

good job this thread exists !!!!!!

[Rust]

Yesterday, The Lost City of Z. A fairly average period story about a British explorer obsessed with the Amazon, near enough completely derailed by intolerably wooden Charlie Hunnam in the lead role. I'll be avoiding everything with him in it from now on.

I reckon his turn in King Arthur by Guy Ritchie has put an end to his career as a bankable leading man.

[westham,eggyandchips]

Yesterday, The Lost City of Z. A fairly average period story about a British explorer obsessed with the Amazon, near enough completely derailed by intolerably wooden Charlie Hunnam in the lead role. I'll be avoiding everything with him in it from now on.

Sends a shiver down my spine when I read that. Woeful actor.

[smuts]

Final part of Narcos season 2 with the rooftop gunfight.

[DasNutNock]

Yesterday, The Lost City of Z. A fairly average period story about a British explorer obsessed with the Amazon, near enough completely derailed by intolerably wooden Charlie Hunnam in the lead role. I'll be avoiding everything with him in it from now on.

Sends a shiver down my spine when I read that. Woeful actor.

He's at least as good as Henry Cavill.

[Cuenca 'ammer]

was brilliant in SoA

won't hear a word said against him...

(however Green Street HAS to one of the worst movies EVER)

[iLoveLasagne]

Cavill has a consistent accent at least.

Watched DC's Titans. Despite the blood and the swearing, it still felt like a cartoonish show to me. Still, it helped to fill my weekend. Am currently re-watching Game of Thrones s7. Won't take me long.

[Burnley Hammer]

Watched 2 no-nonsense revenge thrillers over the weekend.

The first was 'Peppermint' starring Jennifer Garner. She loses her husband and daughter in a shooting ordered by a mexican cartel. After justice is not done, she disappears off the radar for 5 years before returning with some nice new lethal talents. She then uses these talents to kill the f*** out of everyone associated with the cartel, dishing out her own justice

The second was 'Polar', based on a graphic novel/comic and starring Mads Mikkelsen as an international hitman (the indestructible John Wick type), about to retire to an 8 million dollar pension fund. His boss orders his assassination attempt which doesn't go well. Mads isn't happy and proceeds to kill the f*** out of everyone associated with the assassination attempt.

I could watch these types of film all day!

[westham,eggyandchips]

He's at least as good as Henry Cavill.

He was pretty good in Tudors. Have never seen him in anything else......that I can remember.

[WCpete]

Bohemian Rhapsody. Played like a made for tv film from the 70's. Entirely overrated. It was enjoyable but inconsequential, imo. Malek was good. Everyone else acted as if they were in a after school made for tv special. Guess I was expecting more.

Later, I happened upon The Fugitive while scanning the channels right before bed. Ended up watching the whole thing. It's a very '90s' film, but I really enjoyed it. Love Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones.

[Monkeybubbles]

Watched the Alan Partridge thing. It made me chuckle a couple of times, but I think I was expecting too much.

[Denzil]

Watched the Alan Partridge thing. It made me chuckle a couple of times, but I think I was expecting too much.

Same, although as I watch it again I reckon I will laugh even more as I do with the other series' he's done. I particularly enjoyed the no-hands toilet scene.

Cringed my way through it which is textbook Partridge. Looking forward to episode 2.

[last.caress]

Watched the Alan Partridge thing. It made me chuckle a couple of times, but I think I was expecting too much.

I enjoyed it, but the Coogan/Gibbons brothers version of Alan has never been quite as good as the Coogan/Baynham/Iannucci version. Still, it's never been quite so bad as to f*** the character up entirely either. As to the show: Alan used to be an amalgam of many hapless presenters but he seems now to be a pure Richard Madeley facsimile. High point: "Clunt/Fluck", low point: Sidekick Simon's utter lack of comprehension with Twitter on a touch screen.