What have you been watching...

Started by zoony, April 30, 2022, 05:04:49 PM

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Alex

The last episode is on tomorrow night Scrumps !

Scrumpy

I know.. I'm trying to work out who the killer is..  :grin:
Don't ask me.. I know nuffink..

Alex


GrannyMac

Quote from: Alex on January 25, 2023, 12:43:19 PMGreat acting in this, all of them.  The villain is James Norton who was the vicar in Grantchester, he plays a baddy so well, he's scary  :grin:  Sarah Lancashire is good in whatever she does.
Agree, agree, agree! I'd vote for James Norton to play Bond.  :yay:
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Sheila

We've just watched True Spirit, the story of the 16 year old girl who sailed round the world about 13 years ago. It's very good and I think my 16 year old GD would enjoy it.

klondike

Quote from: Scrumpy on February 04, 2023, 08:01:36 PMI know.. I'm trying to work out who the killer is..  :grin:
Keep an eye on that woman in the yellow coat - it's always the last one you'd suspect what dunnit. Well it is in Midsomer Murders anyway.

Raven

Quote from: Alex on January 25, 2023, 12:43:19 PMGreat acting in this, all of them.  The villain is James Norton who was the vicar in Grantchester, he plays a baddy so well, he's scary  :grin:  Sarah Lancashire is good in whatever she does.

I liked him in Grantchester, enjoyed that series.

klondike

I've just got to the halfway point and noticed something odd based on all the vehicles. Season 1 was 2014 and 2 2016. It looks to me like this was filmed in 2018 as the newest car reg I've seen is 18. Why the 4+ year delay screening it?

Michael Rolls

I have given up on Vikings after 6 episodes out of about 50? Each episode is just much of a muchness with no real plot - just hacking folk with swords and axes
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GrannyMac

Quote from: klondike on February 06, 2023, 09:51:12 PMI've just got to the halfway point and noticed something odd based on all the vehicles. Season 1 was 2014 and 2 2016. It looks to me like this was filmed in 2018 as the newest car reg I've seen is 18. Why the 4+ year delay screening it?

There was a deliberate 6 year delay to let Ryan grow up, and want to meet TLR.  

Perhaps no new cars 🚘 is meant to signify Yorkshire people as canny with their money?  😉
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klondike

Well that explains the gap but most shows would just us a different actor.

The cars all have pretty old plates though which is odd.

Jacqueline

I watched Elona Holmes 2 on Netflix last night, supposed to be Sherlocks Holmes sister.  Set in Victorian London,  Match factory girls = huge number of blacks, chinese etc.  Inspector Listrade = black, Dr John Watson = black,   Moriarty = black woman.  Represents todays London but no way Victorian London.  My grandma a Londoner born in 1881, was quite surprised when seeing black bus conductors as she had rarely seen a black person before. 

I have three months Netflix for free, will cancel next month, no way will I pay for it, so many foreign dubbed films on there, anything halfway decent I have seen already. The only films any good are on Talking Pictures the old 50's ones, very few decent films that interest me made these days.

Alex

I couldn't live without Netflix  :grin:  :grin:  As I don't have a telly licence I watch lots of stuff including the 'foreign dubbed' films, some great storylines, particularly from Sweden and Norway.   Before you give it up have a look at Women At War set in France in WW I , tells the story of 4 French women but yes it's dubbed. :smiley:

Scrumpy

There is so much choice on Netflix.. Amazon.. Disney..
As well as iPlayer ...  I have these should I need them..
My family add me on their list ....
I seldom use them.. but it is good to know that they are available..
 I could never watch anything with sub-titles.. My reading is not quick enough.. By the time I have read the sub-titles the scene is over..
Don't ask me.. I know nuffink..

JBR

Quote from: Jacqueline on February 07, 2023, 12:39:22 PMI watched Elona Holmes 2 on Netflix last night, supposed to be Sherlocks Holmes sister.  Set in Victorian London,  Match factory girls = huge number of blacks, chinese etc.  Inspector Listrade = black, Dr John Watson = black,  Moriarty = black woman.  Represents todays London but no way Victorian London.  My grandma a Londoner born in 1881, was quite surprised when seeing black bus conductors as she had rarely seen a black person before.

I have three months Netflix for free, will cancel next month, no way will I pay for it, so many foreign dubbed films on there, anything halfway decent I have seen already. The only films any good are on Talking Pictures the old 50's ones, very few decent films that interest me made these days.
When I began reading your post, and having been a Sherlock Holmes fan, I couldn't wait to find that film on Netflix.
Then I read further.
In all honesty, it annoys me how recent programmes and films overdo the business of 'equality', whilst ignoring historical facts.  I have seen so many recently, and it annoys me because it reminds me how many examples there are these days of putting non-white before white when it comes to employment - the police, for example - completely contrary to the actual proportions in real life.
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