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Thread: Movies This Year

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andy_Faber View Post
    To the cinema?
    it was a directors cut

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    Quote Originally Posted by SithHappens View Post
    it was a directors cut
    Deserves a lol

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    Finally gave in to the hype and watched Adolescence. Not a movie but fantastic TV. Thoroughly deserves the hype it's had. Left me feeling very emotional.

    If you haven't watched it, do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SithHappens View Post
    Finally gave in to the hype and watched Adolescence. Not a movie but fantastic TV. Thoroughly deserves the hype it's had. Left me feeling very emotional.

    If you haven't watched it, do.
    I haven't heard a bad review of it yet. Think I'll have to plan it in so I can watch a bit of comedy afterwards mind.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SithHappens View Post
    Finally gave in to the hype and watched Adolescence. Not a movie but fantastic TV. Thoroughly deserves the hype it's had. Left me feeling very emotional.

    If you haven't watched it, do.
    Excellent isn’t it, and very moving?
    Not seen anything with Stephen Graham in that isn’t good, tbh.
    If you haven’t watched ‘This is England’, both the original and the subsequent mini series give it a go.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ramAnag View Post
    Excellent isn’t it, and very moving?
    Not seen anything with Stephen Graham in that isn’t good, tbh.
    If you haven’t watched ‘This is England’, both the original and the subsequent mini series give it a go.
    I haven't seen it but will have a look.

    And yes it was very moving. That 1st episode i couldn't believe how quick time went watching it. Love the one shot filming style.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SithHappens View Post
    I haven't seen it but will have a look.

    And yes it was very moving. That 1st episode i couldn't believe how quick time went watching it. Love the one shot filming style.
    It was breakthrough time for Stephen Graham, Vicky McClure and Derby’s own Michael Socha. Directed by Shane Meadows. Great stuff imo, maybe a touch dated now, but still relevant, make sure you watch them in order.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ramAnag View Post
    It was breakthrough time for Stephen Graham, Vicky McClure and Derby’s own Michael Socha. Directed by Shane Meadows. Great stuff imo, maybe a touch dated now, but still relevant, make sure you watch them in order.
    I think it works, because they shot it historically anyway, which add a lighter note of nostalgia throughout the series. Agreed Steve Graham is incredible at acting

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    Quote Originally Posted by SithHappens View Post
    I haven't seen it but will have a look.
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    The original This Is England is epic stuff, can we claim Shane Meadows as a local hero, I think we can. Not as good as his all-time classic Dead Man?s Shoes though, and IMO Toby Kebble deserved an Oscar for his portrayal of Anthony in that.
    Last edited by Andy_Faber; 29-03-2025 at 05:22 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andy_Faber View Post
    The original This Is England is epic stuff, can we claim Shane Meadows as a local hero, I think we can. Not as good as his all-time classic Dead Man?s Shoes though, and IMO Toby Kebble deserved an Oscar for his portrayal of ?Anthony?s brother? in that.
    …which also stars another local hero…Paddy Considine (and his two nephews) who also co-wrote it I think.

    PC is another who, like Stephen Graham, rejects the culture of celebrity and has remained humble and unassuming.
    Agreeing with RS and I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything bad with Paddy Considine, Stephen Graham or Eddie Marsan in.
    Last edited by ramAnag; 29-03-2025 at 05:24 PM.

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