Watch it, you'll have the bleeding hearts on here after you.
My Mum took me and brother to see it when it came out in 74 at The Gaumont just off Bristol city centre. Great film.
What are you watching on TV right now?
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Watch it, you'll have the bleeding hearts on here after you.
My Mum took me and brother to see it when it came out in 74 at The Gaumont just off Bristol city centre. Great film.
Tried watching The Bricklayer last night.
What a load of boring rubbish, stumbling from one fight action to the next, with typical nonsense inbetween. After the 'hero' walks through a nightclub felling everyone of the about 20 bodyguards with one blow, who all lined up conveniently to attack one at a time, his attractive assistant conveniently, with no pre-arrangement turns up just in time to whisk him away in a hired car.
The plot uses same old trope as previous films: ageing, retired, reluctant ex-CIA brought back to do an off-the-record job, teamed up with an attractrive assistant, neither of whom are happy with the 'team'.
After each violent fight lasting several minutes each, both the hero and the attractive assistant are seen in the next shot with minor scratches on their faces, and clean clothes.
The fight scenes are incredible, unbelieveable, and I mean that in the truest sense of the words. The plot is so thin it has to be explained while they're driving.
I managed about half way through, until I gave up in disgust at such boring rubbish.
What a load of boring rubbish, stumbling from one fight action to the next, with typical nonsense inbetween. After the 'hero' walks through a nightclub felling everyone of the about 20 bodyguards with one blow, who all lined up conveniently to attack one at a time, his attractive assistant conveniently, with no pre-arrangement turns up just in time to whisk him away in a hired car.
The plot uses same old trope as previous films: ageing, retired, reluctant ex-CIA brought back to do an off-the-record job, teamed up with an attractrive assistant, neither of whom are happy with the 'team'.
After each violent fight lasting several minutes each, both the hero and the attractive assistant are seen in the next shot with minor scratches on their faces, and clean clothes.
The fight scenes are incredible, unbelieveable, and I mean that in the truest sense of the words. The plot is so thin it has to be explained while they're driving.
I managed about half way through, until I gave up in disgust at such boring rubbish.
I saw that in the cinema in Holyhead, Anglesey. I was busy working there, installing pump controls there at the time, at the reservoir, whilst staying at a place in Llangefni.
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In them days. Electricity wasn't invented.
I'm pretty sure electricity was available well before the shooting of the film.
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Your having a Charles Bronson moment, aren't you(●
I was talking about a film. He wasn't in that film.
I don't think it's me getting confused about history and fiction.
Just you getting confused between real life and A. JOKE.
Jokes are usually a facet of FICTION.
Do you really think Les Dawson's mother was an ogre?
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Why did you have to bring Les's mum into this. She's been peacefully in her grave minding her own business foe a few decades or so now.Jokes are usually a facet of FICTION.
Do you really think Les Dawson's mother was an ogre?
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Started watching Truelove.
Good so far.
Good so far.
I planned to go see that at the cinema - which channel is it on telly?
Have you just made a ClInt of yourself?Go ahead, make his day.
Oh sorry, wrong one.