The UAFC

Rooster wrote:

big mervyn wrote:Ian Og apparently thinks it's a pile of dung.

It probably is and drama instead of facrual

Well if you want to watch factual, there is always BBC Parliament

All very quiet on this thread. Am off to see "Widows" tonight @ the Strand Cinema. Anyone seen it yet and what to post a brief review? Slainte

It's shyte

Mr Orange, Mr Orange, Mr Orange and err ... Mr Orange

Widows (2018) - if you fancy an easy to watch and not too demanding a film that rattles along with a bit of swearing, some worthwhile nudity and a bit of gory violence then watch this. Wee Jane prefers romantic comedy stuff but even she thought it was good.

Elizabeth Debicki is 6' 2".

Watched the Personal History of David Copperfield last night.

Thought Iannucci played too fast and loose with the plot, the "blind casting" was fecking bizarre and the QFT was full of middle class ballbegs who kept laughing knowingly at stuff that wasn't the slightest bit funny. Patel was a passable Copperfield, Capaldi was a shyte Micawber and Aneurin Barnard was a rather good Steerforth. 4/10

Haven’t been to the cinema since before Covid. Hopefully will venture there soon. Is Belfast still on anywhere?

HwoodMike2umate wrote: ↑Wed May 25, 2022 8:39 am Haven’t been to the cinema since before Covid. Hopefully will venture there soon. Is Belfast still on anywhere?

Does it not take longer to post this than look it up?
Lazy sod

Just started watching 'The Lincoln Lawyer'. Is the series worth persevering with?

Yes

And if you hadn't tried the books, do so. Michael Connelly, author of Bosch stories

Bosch on the tele is first class.

A Derry Girls fillum is inevitable.

Like every other sitcom spinoff it will be shyte.