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Just in case your interested, and hadn’t looked at a TV schedule for a while, Channel4 are showing Stanley Kubrick's 1971 film interpretation of Anthony Burgess novella tonight at 10 (the title pretty much give it all away huh?)...
It's one of those movies I never get the chance to watch... whenever an opportunity does arise, some ludicrous series of random events occur to stop me from getting to view it... So I'll be interested to see if I can get to watch it tonight... and what it’s finally like I do?
It's one of those movies I never get the chance to watch... whenever an opportunity does arise, some ludicrous series of random events occur to stop me from getting to view it... So I'll be interested to see if I can get to watch it tonight... and what it’s finally like I do?
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Armatige Shanks wrote:
> Flux wrote:
> Sorry, don't quite get what you're coming back on the last bit
> there,
>
> this...
>
> Armatige Shanks wrote:
> It's one of those movies I never get the chance to watch...
Right. I understand this:
"So I'll be interested to see if I can get to watch it tonight..."
But not this:
"and what it’s finally like I do?"
> Flux wrote:
> Sorry, don't quite get what you're coming back on the last bit
> there,
>
> this...
>
> Armatige Shanks wrote:
> It's one of those movies I never get the chance to watch...
Right. I understand this:
"So I'll be interested to see if I can get to watch it tonight..."
But not this:
"and what it’s finally like I do?"
i love that film
That was great
This is why the person who invented the TV Guide is the greatest person.
Ever.
Ever.
I didn't know it was on
I shall watch, thank you.
I shall watch, thank you.
Flux wrote:
> Sorry, don't quite get what you're coming back on the last bit there,
this...
Armatige Shanks wrote:
> It's one of those movies I never get the chance to watch...
> Sorry, don't quite get what you're coming back on the last bit there,
this...
Armatige Shanks wrote:
> It's one of those movies I never get the chance to watch...
"So I'll be interested to see if I can get to watch it tonight... and what it’s finally like I do?"
Sorry, don't quite get what you're coming back on the last bit there, but ACO is a pretty good film. I have it on DVD, and it'll be interesting to see if any cuts are made from the uncut DVD release - I'm watching it just for that. If any, my bet is that the rape scene will be cut.
*Plays Boathevens (I can never spell that sod's name) Fifth Symphony and goes nucking futs*
RAARR! ARGH!!!!! DIEEEE!
Flux.
Sorry, don't quite get what you're coming back on the last bit there, but ACO is a pretty good film. I have it on DVD, and it'll be interesting to see if any cuts are made from the uncut DVD release - I'm watching it just for that. If any, my bet is that the rape scene will be cut.
*Plays Boathevens (I can never spell that sod's name) Fifth Symphony and goes nucking futs*
RAARR! ARGH!!!!! DIEEEE!
Flux.
Just in case your interested, and hadn’t looked at a TV schedule for a while, Channel4 are showing Stanley Kubrick's 1971 film interpretation of Anthony Burgess novella tonight at 10 (the title pretty much give it all away huh?)...
It's one of those movies I never get the chance to watch... whenever an opportunity does arise, some ludicrous series of random events occur to stop me from getting to view it... So I'll be interested to see if I can get to watch it tonight... and what it’s finally like I do?
It's one of those movies I never get the chance to watch... whenever an opportunity does arise, some ludicrous series of random events occur to stop me from getting to view it... So I'll be interested to see if I can get to watch it tonight... and what it’s finally like I do?
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