Bo Raps, liked it a-lot
Think you can beat the drop?
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31 Jan 2019 12:02
Think you can beat the drop?
You talking about Fulham? if so, then its going to be a tough ask, i think if we'd lost the other night against Brighton then we'd have been down there and then i reckon, needed that win to stand any chance of avoiding the drop, we'll see though, will be an interesting last few months of the season
31 Jan 2019 13:50
3 Feb 2019 09:12
posted 5 Feb 2019 15:58, edited 5 Feb 2019 15:58
posted 5 Feb 2019 16:48, edited 5 Feb 2019 16:48
Yeah, never really been a big Queen fan myself also before seeing Bo Rhap, but was intrigued to see it, thought it was great, Rami Malek did a great job of Freddie Mercury
I'm from Ealing and thats where he met and formed Queen at Ealing College, small world, nice to see some early scenes showing all that. My old man used to see him around these parts alot back in the day in the local pubs and visited his and Roger Taylor's stall at Kensington market
Bo Raps, liked it a-lot
Think you can beat the drop?
You talking about Fulham? if so, then its going to be a tough ask, i think if we'd lost the other night against Brighton then we'd have been down there and then i reckon, needed that win to stand any chance of avoiding the drop, we'll see though, will be an interesting last few months of the season
A Star is Born.
Having seen BoRap at the Cinema before Xmas I’m really glad I wasn’t cajoled into seeing this instead.
Bradley Copper looks like a young Jeff Lebowski, pretty cool until he opens his mouth. Ironically his mate is played by Sam Elliot. Gaga is a narcissist, Copper is a Nick Nolte level mumbler. A Bad Romance. Avoid.
Having seen BoRap at the Cinema before Xmas I’m really glad I wasn’t cajoled into seeing this instead.
Bradley Copper looks like a young Jeff Lebowski, pretty cool until he opens his mouth. Ironically his mate is played by Sam Elliot. Gaga is a narcissist, Copper is a Nick Nolte level mumbler. A Bad Romance. Avoid.
About 5 years ago channel 5 did a documentary about freddie mercury, it was part talking heads/part scripted/part footage. It was an ridiculous, some of the wigs used were insane and the acting was so so bad. As bad as it was it was better than BoRap.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXIS4Luvv6w
https://vimeo.com/192388830
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXIS4Luvv6w
https://vimeo.com/192388830
Glass - The sequel to Unbreakable/Split
Tough going with all McAvoy's schizophrenia. The end was great, Samuel L Jackson on form.
The Favourite
Emma Stone's character is not my favourite but Rachel Weisz's character was and she's clearly aged in a good way. Was it Mob who had a strong dislike for her?
The Green Book
An Italian/American gets a job as a driver for a prominent black pianist called Don Shirely. They go on tour throughout America during the 60s. Lots of black humour… the camaraderie between Mortensen and Ali is very watchable.
Can you Ever Firgive Me?
Richard E. Grant did his best to revive Withnail, so wouldn’t give him an Oscar.
Download this illegally and watch it on a Tv through a USB…
Tough going with all McAvoy's schizophrenia. The end was great, Samuel L Jackson on form.
The Favourite
Emma Stone's character is not my favourite but Rachel Weisz's character was and she's clearly aged in a good way. Was it Mob who had a strong dislike for her?
The Green Book
An Italian/American gets a job as a driver for a prominent black pianist called Don Shirely. They go on tour throughout America during the 60s. Lots of black humour… the camaraderie between Mortensen and Ali is very watchable.
Can you Ever Firgive Me?
Richard E. Grant did his best to revive Withnail, so wouldn’t give him an Oscar.
Download this illegally and watch it on a Tv through a USB…
^need to check that out old mob… Thought Bohemian Rhapsody was great tho not even a Queen fan but had goosebumps at the end (saw in cinema)
Yeah, never really been a big Queen fan myself also before seeing Bo Rhap, but was intrigued to see it, thought it was great, Rami Malek did a great job of Freddie Mercury
I'm from Ealing and thats where he met and formed Queen at Ealing College, small world, nice to see some early scenes showing all that. My old man used to see him around these parts alot back in the day in the local pubs and visited his and Roger Taylor's stall at Kensington market
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