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Old 02-15-2016, 08:51 AM   #761
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I don't think this movie has been mentioned here yet.

We watched "The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies" and it was excellent. It is a British movie (based on a true story) about a retired schoolteacher who becomes a murder suspect and gets hounded by the media due to his odd mannerisms.

Highly recommended.
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Old 02-15-2016, 09:41 AM   #762
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I have a recommendation! But it is only for those who can appreciate a fantastically ridiculous spoof of every shoot-em-up cop movie ever. We laughed like idiots watching it. Ready? It is Kung Fury. Thank me later.
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I don't think this movie has been mentioned here yet.

We watched "The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies" and it was excellent. It is a British movie (based on a true story) about a retired schoolteacher who becomes a murder suspect and gets hounded by the media due to his odd mannerisms.

Highly recommended.
Looks good, added it to my list.
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Looks good, added it to my list.
Wait...but not MINE? I sense movie snobbery at play here, Alan.
Go watch the Kung Fu movie...it is only 30 minutes!
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I'm going to check it out
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I have a recommendation! But it is only for those who can appreciate a fantastically ridiculous spoof of every shoot-em-up cop movie ever. We laughed like idiots watching it. Ready? It is Kung Fury. Thank me later.
I'll always take a recommendation from Don, since I know he has the same (bad?) taste in movies that I do. And if you like it too that's even better. I'll check it out. Thanks.
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Wait...but not MINE? I sense movie snobbery at play here, Alan.
Go watch the Kung Fu movie...it is only 30 minutes!
Go on then, I've added it to my list
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Streamable series: "The Heavy Water War", plenty of drama and suspense about the Norwegian Underground and Germany's attempt to build a bomb in the late days of WW2.
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Streamable series: "The Heavy Water War", plenty of drama and suspense about the Norwegian Underground and Germany's attempt to build a bomb in the late days of WW2.
I added that a few days ago but haven't started watching it so I'm pleased to hear that it is good.
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I have a recommendation! But it is only for those who can appreciate a fantastically ridiculous spoof of every shoot-em-up cop movie ever. We laughed like idiots watching it. Ready? It is Kung Fury. Thank me later.
Watched it. Thank you!
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We've liked Ripper Street. Set in a post Jack-the-Ripper London follows London detectives as they go after bad guys.

Spoiler: bad guys are caught.
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I am watching Quirke, a three part miniseries based on the novels of John Banville. A dark thriller whose eponymous main character (Gabriel Byrne) is an alcoholic pathologist in repressed 1950s Dublin. Well acted, lots of gloomy atmosphere. I'm enjoying this, and am disappointed that there are only three 90 minute episodes, but it might not be of interest to a North American audience.

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Wait...but not MINE? I sense movie snobbery at play here, Alan.
Go watch the Kung Fu movie...it is only 30 minutes!
30 minutes of distilled awesomeness.

I feel like an insider, since I saw it last smmer on YouTube. One of the American collaborators advertised it on Facebook to his followers.

Surprisingly, DW and many of my friends didn't appreciate it. Good to know there are others with exquisite taste.
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30 minutes of distilled awesomeness.

I feel like an insider, since I saw it last smmer on YouTube. One of the American collaborators advertised it on Facebook to his followers.

Surprisingly, DW and many of my friends didn't appreciate it. Good to know there are others with exquisite taste.
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30 minutes of distilled awesomeness.

I feel like an insider, since I saw it last smmer on YouTube. One of the American collaborators advertised it on Facebook to his followers.

Surprisingly, DW and many of my friends didn't appreciate it. Good to know there are others with exquisite taste.
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I am watching Quirke, a three part miniseries based on the novels of John Banville. A dark thriller whose eponymous main character (Gabriel Byrne) is an alcoholic pathologist in repressed 1950s Dublin. Well acted, lots of gloomy atmosphere. I'm enjoying this, and am disappointed that there are only three 90 minute episodes, but it might not be of interest to a North American audience.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quirke_(TV_series)

BBC - Major Anglo-Irish co-production brings John Banville?s acclaimed novels to BBC One - Media Centre
I watched it a while back and add my endorsement, I thought it was very good indeed. Don't watch it if you're feeling depressed
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Intense. Well acted. I intend to watch again.
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