The Last Film You Watched - Part 4

[lambrini]

The History of Mr. Polly (1949)

[lambrini]

The Stranger (1946)

[lambrini]

The Unholy Garden (1931)

[PG30]

I’ve revisited all the die hard films over the last few weeks, haven’t seen them in about 10 years

Die hard - still a classic
Die hard 2 - holds up better than I thought it would
Die hard 3 - disappointed in this, I remember it being one of the best in the series, but found it pretty shit to be honest
Die hard 4 - surprisingly pretty good
Die hard 5 - one of the worst films ever made

[The Tick]

Bullitt (1968). Still brilliant. Worth watching for the soundtrack alone.

[lambrini]

Bullitt (1968). Still brilliant. Worth watching for the soundtrack alone.

Thanks for the recommendation, Tick. What channel was it shown on?

[The Tick]

Bullitt (1968). Still brilliant. Worth watching for the soundtrack alone.

Thanks for the recommendation, Tick. What channel was it shown on?

Was on ITV 4 last night

[gheko]

Bullitt (1968). Still brilliant. Worth watching for the soundtrack alone.

Thanks for the recommendation, Tick. What channel was it shown on?

Cracking film. Love a bit of Steve McQueen.

[lambrini]

Bullitt (1968). Still brilliant. Worth watching for the soundtrack alone.

Thanks for the recommendation, Tick. What channel was it shown on?

Was on ITV 4 last night

Thanks. I'm sure it'll be on ITV4 again.

[Reg]

Bullitt (1968). Still brilliant. Worth watching for the soundtrack alone.

Thanks for the recommendation, Tick. What channel was it shown on?

Was on ITV 4 last night

Thanks. I'm sure it'll be on ITV4 again.

Unlikely, given the amount of new world-class drama they are currently commissioning.

[lambrini]

Bullitt (1968). Still brilliant. Worth watching for the soundtrack alone.

Thanks for the recommendation, Tick. What channel was it shown on?

Was on ITV 4 last night

Thanks. I'm sure it'll be on ITV4 again.

Unlikely, given the amount of new world-class drama they are currently commissioning.

On ITV4?

[Reg]

Bullitt (1968). Still brilliant. Worth watching for the soundtrack alone.

Thanks for the recommendation, Tick. What channel was it shown on?

Was on ITV 4 last night

Thanks. I'm sure it'll be on ITV4 again.

Unlikely, given the amount of new world-class drama they are currently commissioning.

On ITV4?

Yes.

[lambrini]

Open All Night (1934)

[Two Crows]

"Dances With Wolves" (1990).

Love a good Western. Bit sad in parts but a fine film.

Big fan of Costner's work. He had the Midas touch for twenty years.

[lambrini]

Rebecca (1940)