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That scene where Billy Casper is in goal…BRILLIANT 😀

See the original first……. 😉

Back on topic…….
1960……
Exodus….Paul Newman….A sprawling,rather leaden epic.
The Unforgiven….Burt Lancaster and Audrey Hepburn ( she suffered a miscarriage after a fall from a horse during filming )
Saturday Night And Sunday Morning….Albert Finney….transposing classic British telly ( E.G. Play For Today ) to the big screen.
TOP THREE
The Magnificent Seven
Spartacus
Phycho

Slightly off topic,but here are a few pics from “the palace of entertainment” that I sat,mesmerized,usually every Sunday afternoon,back in the sixties.It’s the Odeon Woolwich.Now being used as a Church :confused:

HOBBITS,A GORILLA,AND NOW DRAGONS??????

A very early heads-up re PETER JACKSON 🙂

This looks interesting:-

Pond

A school-girl helps the ghost of a famous architect solve the mystery of why he has been stuck in purgatory in one of his own buildings.

Plot Summary.
When Ana (Rachel Seiferth) is left behind overnight on a school field trip to a local museum, she discovers that the museum is haunted by the ghost of it’s famous architect Gavin Pond (John Klemantaski.) Together, they set out to solve the mystery of why he has been stuck there in purgatory for so many years

I’m not gonna hold my breath over this one.After a quick flick around,this is gonna go “straight to video” 😎

Update……

Forgot to welcome you to this thread,my bad.Looking back over your posts here,may I suggest SPAWN
Based on,yet another,comic book series,an assassin,Al Simmons is double-crossed and murdered by his evil boss Jason Wynn.Al makes a deal with the Devil and returns to Earth as SPAWN.He is ordered by the Devil’s minion,The Clown,to kill Wynn.Wynn has made a deal with The Clown too,and is supposed to destroy the world with a deadly virus that will start Armageddon and allow Hell to attack Heaven.Spawn must choose between good and evil.
Get your mates around with a few beers and a couple of pizzas and enjoy 🙂

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Jon

I saw this at my local multiplex as soon as it opened.WOW! It looks like a “made for TV” movie but much more “polished”.Maybe a bit too techie for people not too avaition savvy E.G. the R.T convos.Also,I was glad that there were no big name stars in the cast as it made the film sooooooo much more beleivable.And yes,there was a tear in the corner of my eye during the final five minutes.
B.T.W.,the “powers that be” frown upon short one-line replys,so how about telling us your take on the film?