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Old 21-05-2008, 10:38 AM
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Mr Bindon was indeed a very hard man, but like most "hard men' he would on occasion use his physical prowess carelessly and inappropriately. There's a real difference between violence on the screen and the real thing. Mr Bindon knew about both.
what i got out of the book ,was that underneath the tough exterior there was someone insecure . he was touchy about his appearance [ some cruel people likened him to an oversize dwarf ] and his brother who was a bit loopy .any mention of either would send him into a rage

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Passolini's Salo - 120 Days of Sodom, not British I know but I would struggle to watch this one again even though I think it is an excellent film, still never say never I see Criterion are releasing it again so I might watch it again, who knows..

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Also not British, but wouldn't want to sit through it again Jaques Tati's p"Paytime". I saw a lovely print at Lincoln Center, but by the time it was over I felt that I'd been in it !
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Attonement - I can't think of a single reason to watch it again
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The Bridge on the River Kwai - stunning and a great film, but so harrowing that I was exhausted at the end.
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