Fallout on Amazon prime based on the video game. Never played it but after a slowish start getting really good
What are you watching?
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its a great film, very entertaining and a favorite of mine.The Book of Eli
I saw it back in 2010 when it came out but it's been a while and I've forgotten much of it so I'm watching it again tonight. I must admit after fifteen years of life experience (I wouldn't say more wisdom though) in between viewings I'm appreciating some of the details and subtleties more the second time around. It's a pretty good post-apocalyptic film. Worth watching again.
Ive barely watched TV since the late 90’s. When i am around my missus’s gaff I’ll watch a little telly. I’ve very recently discovered The Detectorists , very entertaining. I like it a lot.
I’ve looked, it’s not on either at the moment. It looks very good
A young Robin in my garden. Better than TV! He likes bacon rinds and has just sat on my foot to eat one. I'm stoked.
Super 8
This is one of the most enjoyable films I've seen in a while. It's like the best 80's kids adventure film that never was. I would have loved to have been able to watch this when I was primary school age. The trailer doesn't do it justice but you can't go wrong with a Spielberg film. Recommended!
This is one of the most enjoyable films I've seen in a while. It's like the best 80's kids adventure film that never was. I would have loved to have been able to watch this when I was primary school age. The trailer doesn't do it justice but you can't go wrong with a Spielberg film. Recommended!
A documentary, not a film.
"Buried" by Michael Sheen.
Shocking but unfortunately not a surprise (in the light of what I learned about possibly contaminated land back in the late 1990s).
I hope it leads to action and am wondering how I can play a part in stopping it being forgotten once the initial publicity fades.
GC
"Buried" by Michael Sheen.
Shocking but unfortunately not a surprise (in the light of what I learned about possibly contaminated land back in the late 1990s).
I hope it leads to action and am wondering how I can play a part in stopping it being forgotten once the initial publicity fades.
GC
I watched a brilliant episode of Epoch Mysteries about lost languages and how hard it is to mark things of importance or danger in a manner that lasts. Archeologists have over time dug up many stone tablets, yet the language is completely locked.
Alarmingly, Americas most deadly poison, a radioactive waste product buried deep underground in a salt mine remains deadly for 10,000 years, and scientist concluded there was no reliable way to convey that message into the future.
Here you go, Epoch Mysteries is a great channel:
