Favourite films

[ibm59]

albyn73 said:

ibm59, Of all the war films that i have ever saw, thats was the first time i had ever saw a "sticky bomb" being used. Its in the manual he said, maybe it was.Tom Hanks is a bit like Robert Redford, they both never seem to make bad films. And anyone who has never had the chance to see Redford in "Bruebaker", i dont know if its still availiable on video, but sometimes it gets a re-run on the tele, all based on fact and what went on in the southern american prisons. The first time i saw it i was working at scott lithgow at port glasgow and we were on the early shift 6-2, the film did'nt come on till 11pm STV, and as my driver said it was one of those films you just could'nt leave until it was done, we slept in, but still made it.

Eh?
J, if I didn't know better I would swear that you've been on the raz. Get some serious help , old bean.

[parchman]

albyn73 said:

ibm59, And anyone who has never had the chance to see Redford in "Bruebaker", i dont know if its still availiable on video, but sometimes it gets a re-run on the tele, all based on fact and what went on in the southern american prisons. The first time i saw it i was working at scott lithgow at port glasgow and we were on the early shift 6-2, the film did'nt come on till 11pm STV, and as my driver said it was one of those films you just could'nt leave until it was done, we slept in, but still made it.

Available on pirate dvd from my stalls at the Glasgow Barras. Three for a pound, although chatting to my butler the other day, he says I should be charging at least three for a fiver.

[plotter]

i have just seen blood diamond with leo de caprio (him anyway) now in my top films....
A brill film and well worth watching