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TalbotAvenger
 Post subject: In a Mutley Stylee, these are the DVDs I have purchased
PostPosted: Wed Sep 02, 2009 8:07 pm 
Billy Liar, watched last night, great stuff
Saturday Night, Sunday Morning
1984
Soylent Green
A Kind of Loving
Duel

A bit of sixties/seventies feel, but so good so far!
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kosherOY
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"Duel"...is that Dennis Weaver being followed by a truck ?

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TalbotAvenger
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kosherOY wrote:
"Duel"...is that Dennis Weaver being followed by a truck ?



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threepintwonder
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PostPosted: Wed Sep 02, 2009 8:42 pm 
no logans run or planet of the apes?
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TalbotAvenger
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threepintwonder wrote:
no logans run or planet of the apes?



I've got the planet of the apes box set (not the crap remake mind you!)

Logans Run & Martian Chronicles are next on my list

The five or six DVD's I am now in the process of watching only set me back about £20 from Amazon
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kosherOY
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Talbot have you got the following (based loosly on your purchases)....

"Two Minute Warning"

"Silent Enemy"

"The One That Got Away"

"Christmas Story"

"The Hill"

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TalbotAvenger
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kosherOY wrote:
Talbot have you got the following (based loosly on your purchases)....

"Two Minute Warning"

"Silent Enemy"

"The One That Got Away"

"Christmas Story"

"The Hill"



None of them!, but I like the look of Two Minute Warning, I'll add that one to the list
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threepintwonder
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i've got the box set of planet of the apes(poolies and monkeys eh :laugh: )another one i bought out of morrisons the other week was the day the earth stood still,i think i'am subconsciously collecting all the films from my youth.
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kosherOY
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"Two Minute Warning" is a 1975 film....still good. A deranged sniper at an American football game , it's a bit like "Duel" as you don't know who the sniper actually is....try Amazon.com .

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threepintwonder
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silent enemy is that the laurence harvey,sid james one?
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kosherOY
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Yes Threepoiter, based on the actual bloke and events too. One of those less known 1950s British war films .

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kosherOY
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Don't know where that "O" came from...sorry Threepinter !!!

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threepintwonder
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yea i've got that one bought it out of the £ shop,good film lot of people don't realise sid james was a serious actor before the carry on films
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The Hill is brilliant. Sean Connery's best film IMHO.

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kosherOY wrote:
"Duel"...is that Dennis Weaver being followed by a truck ?


Great film. I got that on dvd too. I wish they did an alternate version where Dennis Weaver upon entering the diner (where all the gadgies stare at him) decides to do a "Ray Winstone" and shoves one of the pool balls in a sock and clobbers shiit out of them all.

Not sure if anyone else has had similar thoughts like :uhoh:

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BillinghamPoolie wrote:
The Hill is brilliant. Sean Connery's best film IMHO.


what about the rock bbolt

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BillinghamPoolie wrote:
The Hill is brilliant. Sean Connery's best film IMHO.


what about the rock bbolt


or that medicine man bbolt

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or the untoutchables wher he has an amazing irish accent

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an amazing irish accent


shome mishtake shurely

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Is Duel the one where he chases him in a truck and then using rope ties his girlfriend to the back of a car and a truck and snaps her in two by accelerating?

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Is Duel the one where he chases him in a truck and then using rope ties his girlfriend to the back of a car and a truck and snaps her in two by accelerating?


No you are thinking of the Hitcher with Rutger Hauer (thats also a quality film like!). The remake was not as good mind you (Sean Bean played the hitcher in the remake)

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BillinghamPoolie wrote:
The Hill is brilliant. Sean Connery's best film IMHO.


what about the rock bbolt


or that medicine man bbolt


I should have qualified that statement with 'that I've seen'. :grin:

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