Just Watched 7 years in Tibet, I remember reading the book 20 years ago. strong stuff well worth a watch
Just Watched 7 years in Tibet, I remember reading the book 20 years ago. strong stuff well worth a watch
Great film. I've got 7 years in Tibet and beyond waiting on the bookshelf. Problem is i've got many books waiting on the bookshelf!Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak
Monkeynut have you watched snow town yet?
just bought it on Kindle for my hols
sounds like a difficult watch that - not one for after Xmas dinner perhaps ...
watched this last night - v interesting, I thought:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1518812/
I'm not too bad with the difficult ones. Managed all or irreversible and even bought it after seeing it. Tyrannosaur looks pretty intense though.
Just watched the French film, 'Not Here to be Loved' in bed. Great music and a lovely nuanced film. Nice way to end a lovely weekend.
A time travelling double header over the weekend.
Primer (Donny Darko for grownups) made for about 7k, first shown at the Sundance Film festival, and took over 400K at the box office plus whatever it has taken on DVD. Extremely techie and I kept up with it till about 75% of the way through the film but started to get a bit confused at that point. However at the end I had a pretty good idea of what had happened even if I couldn't follow the timeline exactly. There is a good Wiki on it though and excellent directors commentary as well on the DVD if you really want to get into hiper-nerd mode.
Source Code Jake Gyllenhaal of Donnie Darko fame gets back into time travel with a film that is a sort of a cross between the films Groundhog Day and Deja Vu. Much easier to follow than Primer and has the high production values you would expect on a bigger budget film. All the time travel bits had been covered before though.
Both excellent films but Primer offered something a little different in the time travel genre.
Yes I have and what a film, It will stay with you for a long time
Muppets Christmas Carol at our Community Cinema.. absolute classic and amazingly true to the book. Would definitely be in my Christmas films Top 5.
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