What film did you watch last night?

[Pro Tour Punditry]

I watched the Robert Powell version of "The 39 Steps" today. It was most excellent (as Bill and Ted would say).

 

[w00hoo_kent]

I quite fancy seeing that one myself.

The first two did what they said on the tin. I'm guessing number 3 will too.

 

[welsh dragon]

I've got two tickets, don't know how I'd explain it to my lad though.

Tell him, its just a bit of fun, something you can just enjoy without thinking to much.

 

[Shut Up Legs]

I just bought a double DVD pack of Evil Dead 1 and 2 - tonight's going to be evil!

 

[stephec]

Tell him, its just a bit of fun, something you can just enjoy without thinking to much.

I was talking about you going in his place.

 

[welsh dragon]

I was talking about you going in his place.

Ha ha. Your on. I hope its in 3D. I'm not a cheap date, despite what some may say.

 

[davdandy]

Noah.

Oh dear oh dear.Looked great on the previews but what a mess.And what the hell where those `Watchers` all about,i don't recall those in my history books.Avoid.

 

[stephec]

Ha ha. Your on. I hope its in 3D. I'm not a cheap date, despite what some may say.

I've got a full price ticket though, not an OAP.

You'll have to sneak your own drink in as well, I'm not paying their prices.

 

[welsh dragon]

I've got a full price ticket though, not an OAP.

You'll have to sneak your own drink in as well, I'm not paying their prices.

your on.

 

[AndyRM]

I watched the Robert Powell version of "The 39 Steps" today. It was most excellent (as Bill and Ted would say).

That's the one most faithful to the book isn't it? I've never actually watched or heard any of the adaptations, any time I've seen a poster the story has been dressed up as a comedy, which the book isn't. Weird.

Last night I watched 'The Big Lebowski' for the umpteenth time.

I could write a dissertation on this film without even trying. It is one of the greatest pieces of cinema ever created, with incredible characters, a brilliant script and my second favourite soundtrack (beaten by Natural Born Killers). Definitely my favourite of the Coen brothers efforts, though run a close second by Fargo, ya?

9/10

 

[welsh dragon]

I watched the original and the re make of the 39 steps. To be honest, I liked them both, but I think the one with Robert powell was slightly better. Both however are excellent.

 

[AndyRM]

I watched the original and the re make of the 39 steps. To be honest, I liked them both, but I think the one with Robert powell was slightly better. Both however are excellent.

The original is a Hitchcock effort isn't it? I may give it a go, just because it's him.

 

[welsh dragon]

The original is a Hitchcock effort isn't it? I may give it a go, just because it's him.

Yes it is. Its good

 

[Deleted member 23692]

I watched Blade last night
and it'll be Blade II tonight
and Blade Trinity tomorrow

 

[MontyVeda]

I just bought a double DVD pack of Evil Dead 1 and 2 - tonight's going to be evil!

Many moons ago, a neighbour was having a nosey at my DVD collection and exclaimed "My uncle's in that!" whilst pointing at Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness... she'd never actually seen it (I don't think she'd seen anything her uncle had been in) and insisted we watch it. I was surprised that her uncle didn't have a bit part but one of the leading roles (Lord Arthur).. she was amazed at just how terrible his acting was... still, it's a cracking film