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Suckmyklopp said:
Thought it was one of the most boring films I've seen myself.

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Each to their own Sucksta ... not a film I'd watch again, given the themes and subject matter, but the issues and twists and turns were powerfully explored and the 3 principles were incredibly good in their roles ... OK it's not the Lego Batman movie, but if we all liked the same things the world would be a very dull place <laugh> <cheers>
 
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Found the Anthony Bourdain shows on Netflix, I've seen some before but worth watching through if you haven't seen them. Watching the first in Myanmar (Burma). Mad place.
 
luvgonzo said:
The travel aspect is probably better than the food aspect in his shows. Well with a watch. All 12 seasons on Netflix.
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Best chef ever imo..The one and only Keith Floyd....He used to go and teach the Thais how to make thai food<laugh>

I'n sure he died there, and owned several very profitable places...

The greatest ever chef imo..
 
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Commachio said:
Best chef ever imo..The one and only Keith Floyd....He used to go and teach the Thais how to make thai food<laugh>

I'n sure he died there, and owned several very profitable places...

The greatest ever chef imo..
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He was the first chef I ever saw, Floyd on Fish back in the day. I was mesmerised by this drunken posh bloke knocking food up on a boat, amazing. The very first travel chef and I agree, still the best because of his passion and alcohol fuelled bad temper.
 
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luvgonzo said:
He was the first chef I ever saw, Floyd on Fish back in the day. I was mesmerised by this drunken posh bloke knocking food up on a boat, amazing. The very first travel chef and I agree, still the best because of his passion and alcohol fuelled bad temper.
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one for pot, one for him<laugh>

like how it should be.
 
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Greyhound, Tom hanks, apple TV

Very very good, great war action.

Really good.
 
Very very good, great and really good all in one.

Sounds good, really really good... great in fact. I'll give it a watch.
 
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Treble said:
Very very good, great and really good all in one.

Sounds good, really really good... great in fact. I'll give it a watch.
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If you want Barry Norman level reviews mate this probably ain't the best place
 
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Treble said:
That's great mate, thanks. Really really good.

I've just put the Shining on.
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I was tempted to watch the new one, Dr sleep, but tbh they aint really my kinda film, plus its been out a while now and ain't heard much about it, so it's more than likely utter ****e
 
Suckmyklopp said:
I was tempted to watch the new one, Dr sleep, but tbh they aint really my kinda film, plus its been out a while now and ain't heard much about it, so it's more than likely utter ****e
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I'd forgotten about the sequel. Never seen it. Even the Shining isnt a film I'd watch very often but it's still a great film. Well worth watching when the mood takes you

One of my teachers at school had a poster of him breaking through the door with the axe in his classroom <laugh> No way that'd be allowed today I reckon.
 
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Treble said:
I'd forgotten about the sequel. Never seen it. Even the Shining isnt a film I'd watch very often but it's still a great film. Well worth watching when the mood takes you

One of my teachers at school had a poster of him breaking through the door with the axe in his classroom <laugh> No way that'd be allowed today I reckon.
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Nah not these days, I'm sure some gay vegetarian lezzer who identifies as an axe would have summin to say about it<laugh>
 
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Treble said:
I'd forgotten about the sequel. Never seen it. Even the Shining isnt a film I'd watch very often but it's still a great film. Well worth watching when the mood takes you

One of my teachers at school had a poster of him breaking through the door with the axe in his classroom <laugh> No way that'd be allowed today I reckon.
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it's ****
 
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