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@urwin45062640 @TheCinesthetic Perfection - and it genuinely looked like they were enjoying making it too!

@ArchieDuke14 @TheCinesthetic What hump? 🤣 I absolutely love this film !

The Fifth Element (1997) feels like Luc Besson was given unlimited money and told to make the strangest blockbuster imagination could produce. Every frame is overloaded with costumes, color, and pure sci-fi energy. Somehow it all comes together perfectly.

@marcbtcaurelius @TheCinesthetic Don't go putting ideas into their heads PLEASE!😮

@TheCinesthetic Can’t wait for the fifth element remake where the fifth element is a non binary, trans African with queer tendencies.

@urwin45062640 @TheCinesthetic "Put ... the candle ... back!"😆

@TheCinesthetic Young Frankenstein, Blazing Saddles, Stir Crazy.

@WolfsKumite "I'm being beaten up by a guy called Rupert?"😆 Lockout was lots of fun - fast-moving with snappy dialogue and great effects - didn't seem to make a helluva lot of sense but then I really don't think that was the object of the exercise!👍

Guy Pearce appreciation post...that's all.

@Betsypaige24 @AlexTran677026 He was also far closer to my impression of Watson as this seasoned campaigner who played rugby and was also a useful boxer.

@ArchieDuke14 @AlexTran677026 Same - because I prefer his elder, more serious Watson after Holmes “died”…. Jeremy & Edward were very close, and I think you could see that on screen

David Burke has passed away this week at the age of 92. He played Dr. Watson opposite Jeremy Brett in the first two series of The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, bringing intelligence and warmth to the role. For many, he was the perfect partner in the most faithful Holmes adaptations. My favorite movie when I was a child.

@WonderAmericana This is not Medusa, as everyone supposes, but her twin sister Zola.🙄

Mommie Dearest.

@Betsypaige24 @AlexTran677026 Have to say I preferred Hardwicke's interpretation.

@AlexTran677026 I loved Burke’s puppy dog Watson…..not quite as much as Edward Hardwicke’s older, sadder Watson, but he was brilliant The Red-Headed League is one of best episodes, and I love this moment so much 😂

@chiefRDuke @AlexTran677026 Star of the show IMHO - just like his Hitler in The Producers "I lieb ya, baby!"😆

@AlexTran677026 Absolutely brilliant. Dick Shaun was outstanding. Just terrific!

It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (1963). 😅

@demelcy She's practising for her new film 'Passion among the Pringles : A torrid tale of lust, deception and crushed crisps!'😆

From Bollywood to Dev’s corner shop ??! lol #classicCorrie

@SkinTrader2 *Kidder - soz.

I saw this described recently as the best TV movie ever made, so naturally I wanted to check it out. Whether it's the best is highly debatable, but it really is very good indeed.

@SkinTrader2 Yes, I saw this on VHS way back when and enjoyed it very much - Gould and Kidman were excellent - a very clever little tale indeed.👍

@RachelD1892 I'm just amazed she didn't call him a pleb!

"Not very British!" The tone deaf response to the anger of working British people at this disastrous govt's failures tells us everything about their attitude - be quiet, don't complain, pay tax, suffer in silence. They line their pockets, act superior, and insult us. Shameful.

@ElgoodLynn49803 @RachelD1892 Frankly, I think they're too scared to do something like that - great idea though which would do them a world of good!

@RachelD1892 The Labour Cabinet should come out of Westminster more often to see how the real people think and react.

@_Yowsa_ Loved her in Candyman - husband must've been insane to leave her and take up with that young tart!

Virginia Madsen - Dune (1984) promo photo

God help us...... They're cloning 😲

@ScottMcCreaWest Absolutely - an impenetrable disguise!

When I see a fez, I instantly think of spy films from the 40s! (I have one I picked up in Cairo!).

@NOT_MKP @TheMekon_Venus "By gad, sir - you are absolutely right!"

@TheMekon_Venus The Blue Parrot nightclub in Casablanca of course!!

When you see a Fez… what’s the first thing you think of?

@pencil_army @silverlock Richard Matheson is an amazing writer - even his shopping list would be worth reading.

@silverlock Have all three of those Blu Rays and they're totally worth it, Absolutely one of the best shows of the era and still holds up well together due to the strong cast and writing, especially the two movies written by Richard Matheson.

Kolchak: the night stalker is a classic. I actually watched it when it was first on the air (sort of). My Dad watched it and I would hide behind his chair on the scary parts. We lived deep in the woods down a long dirt road, so it was easy to let my imagination run wild.

@silverlock Wonderful - although I think most preferred Stalker I really enjoyed Strangler - especially the scenes with Kolchak at loggerheads with his long-suffering boss Vincenzo.

Watched a horror film about a haunted pogo stick - not much plot but plenty of jump scares!😮 #BadjokeThursday