Films

[zoony]

Not too many members are interested in such things Hugh..as evidenced by the lack of posts when we discuss it. You're right about 1917..It was a grind.
 At the moment it seems that all the production companies are trying too hard to get the LGBetc audience and it's becoming annoying..

[klondike]

Unfortunately it's on Disney which I didn't know when I downloaded it, so I'll be getting a legal e-mail ticking me off..Forgot to use my VPN....You may have to wait a little while..

Take a look at real-debrid and let their server run your torrents. They will probably be quicker than you can do it and cost less than you pay for your VPN.

[zoony]

The VPN is a free one but thanks..

[mick607]

Not too many members are interested in such things Hugh..as evidenced by the lack of posts when we discuss it. You're right about 1917..It was a grind.
 At the moment it seems that all the production companies are trying too hard to get the LGBetc audience and it's becoming annoying..

So true, watched 1917 & not really one to keep. The LGBT crap is creeping in everywhere.The new Downton Abbey film has men kissing, ffs.My telly nearly got a size ten boot through the screen.

[zoony]

On the other hand, it's getting a lot of actors in work who otherwise might not be..I don't mind a normal balance that reflects society but it's not.

[Ode Iron]

At least then the casting couch can go off to the tip....the table end will do!😂

[Jacqueline]

This is why we watch old black and white films on Talking Pictures, films that I can relate to.

[Hugh]

Not too many members are interested in such things Hugh..as evidenced by the lack of posts when we discuss it. You're right about 1917..It was a grind.
 At the moment it seems that all the production companies are trying too hard to get the LGBetc audience and it's becoming annoying..

It a shame many elderly people will not watch or give the new generation of films a chance. Many say its crap with out watching them. Myself I am very pleased I can join the younger generations and enjoy the  latest made films.

[klondike]

So true, watched 1917 & not really one to keep.

Most of the modern films these days are oncers which is why I will never shell out £10 to £15 on something to clutter the house after a single use. Add to that there are plenty that aren't even worth the typical 50p charity shop price and don't get watched to the end.

[richmond62]

Naughty people like myself use the Tor browser so that things are difficult to trace:

https://www.torproject.org/download/

and Windscribe so your torrent downloader doesn't get you into trouble:

https://windscribe.com/download

[Jacqueline]

It a shame many elderly people will not watch or give the new generation of films a chance. Many say its crap with out watching them. Myself I am very pleased I can join the younger generations and enjoy the  latest made films.

I'd give em a try it there as something half way decent that I could actually understand the dialoge.  Any recomendations Hugh?

[richmond62]

Elsa and Fred

[zoony]

I'd give em a try it there as something half way decent that I could actually understand the dialoge.  Any recomendations Hugh?

Keep your eyes peeled for The Good Liar Jacq. Excellent.

[Hugh]

For a start Give AVATAR a try Jacqueline this made record amount of money at the box office and they are making many follows up to it.    ALITA I have mention before and I have not heard any bad reports about it. In the USA they had a petition to encourage them to make a sequel, could happen in around 8 years which disappointed me. CAPTAIN MARVEL I enjoyed. JOKER which made huge amount at the box office, was waste of money for me I did not enjoy it.


Many films are made and go straight on to DVD and many are just plain crap. Rather than go to a cinema I purchased a Blue Ray player which will also allow a normal DVD to be played. Most films after a few weeks of being released drop in price so worth the wait. I am lucky I have a son who goes to the cinema and gives me reports on films.Work it out how much it costs to go to a cinema for a night out buying a DVD is a far cheaper option and can be watched again at a later date.

[richmond62]

Avatar is a fairly juvenile fantasy movie.