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Old 17-04-2008, 12:38 PM
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I know someone who is a self confessed rascist. He reads the Daily Mirror - so your point is?
I'm not sure I have one.

I must say, I quite like the Metro, and was surprised to find that it was made by the Daily Mail.

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Old 17-04-2008, 12:53 PM
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I must say, I quite like the Metro, and was surprised to find that it was made by the Daily Mail.
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Old 17-04-2008, 01:29 PM
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Well if I were daring or foolish enough to venture an opinion on post-Maggie UK ( I last lived there in '79 ) I'd have to gather data across the social and political spectrum, from the Mail and the Independent etc, as well as Most Haunted and Grange Hill series 31.
I'm not sure I'd choose this forum to air opinions, except that here I'd be pretty sure of a polite hearing as long as I didn't assume that, because we all love Brit films, we espouse similar political or religious beliefs.
I've just remembered that my sister sent me Brief Encounter/Ipcress File from a Mail DVD some years ago, so I'd better shut up!
That was the first free dvd I got, ah Harry Palmer and then Trevor and Celia and Stanley, still got that one must dig it out again.
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Old 17-04-2008, 04:03 PM
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You are very lucky in the UK. We have the Irish Daily Mail and do not have the offer for the discs. I cannot get the Daily Mail to send a paper by post and they will not let me buy them. This offer is too good to miss and I would even pay double or more willingly. The other problem is that we are in Euro in Ireland. I do not have any relatives to get the paper or the tokens. WH Smith were not helpfull and the same went for easons in belfast. I am totally stuck. Help any one or ideas???????????????On the good side, Easons just give you the DVDs in the Irish Daily Mail and without the tokens, think they trip over them behind the counter and are glad to get rid.
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Old 17-04-2008, 04:16 PM
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The DAILY MAIL discs will be very cheap on E-Bay (and the boxed sets in a couple of months time....)
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I recently got the giveaway dvd of The Browing Version off ebay for less than a quid inc postage.
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Today's freebie is 'Went the Day Well'? I think has to be one of my favourite films of all time. An absolute gem.
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Today's freebie is 'Went the Day Well'? I think has to be one of my favourite films of all time. An absolute gem.
I picked up my copy this morning and it is in my Suitcase(well briefcase then) yes great film.
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Any idea when Aces High comes out? I have to start being nice to my sister a bit before so she'll get it.

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it was with the DM a couple of days ago.......
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It's already for sale on ebay!
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I recently got the giveaway dvd of The Browing Version off ebay for less than a quid inc postage.

The Telegraph gave away that plus Pygmalion and unusually they were at that point (may still not be) available on R2 dvd. Fortunately I was able to bag the work copies!
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The Telegraph gave away that plus Pygmalion and unusually they were at that point (may still not be) available on R2 dvd. Fortunately I was able to bag the work copies!
TBV was .... Mrs Bat had a copy of the Second sight release but it became damaged. The giveaway one fits nicely into the case and is, in fact, a better print.
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I picked up my copy this morning and it is in my Suitcase(well briefcase then) yes great film.
Yes, so did I! WH Smith's in Truro had about a 100 copies of yesterday's disc 'Above us the Waves', so I picked up one of those as well. It's the double bill disc tomorrow with River Plate/Col. Blimp. It really goes downhill in the Mail on Sunday with the dreadful Escape to Athena.
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17/4 Above us the Waves
18/4 Went the Day Well?
19/4 The Battle of the River Plate + The Life & Death of Colonel Blimp
20/4 Escape to Athena
21/4 All Quiet on the Western Front
22/4 Ill Met by Moonlight
23/4 I Was Monty's Double
24/4 The Long, the Short & the Tall
25/4 Tunes of Glory
Thanks for posting this. It has proved to be the sequence so far.

The only query I have is that' in the two DMs I have purchased so far this week, both show TLATSATT before IWMD. Which sequence is correct? Anybody know?
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