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Old 24-02-2008, 03:23 PM   #391
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LA DOLCE VITA is a high quality restored DVD with chapters - get it !
I have done Julian!, and thanks for the translation Bats!

Quite an interesting Cookery magazine in todays Observer too, all to coincide with Delia Smith's 'how to cheat a cooking', several other Chef's have put their penn'orth in in how to 'cheat' at making different meals!
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Old 24-02-2008, 03:32 PM   #392
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checking my newspaper freebies (Brit ) i was wondering which Brit movies did i miss ?
My collection is as follows
A taste of honey
Brighton Rock
The Go Between
Saturday night Sunday morning
A taste of Honey
The Wicker man
Mona Lisa
High Hopes
Dont look now
Dont look now (wide screen)
Clockwise
Fever Pitch
Till death us do part
Let him Have it
Defence of The Realm
Gangster No 1.
The Crying Game
The Debt Collector
Rita Sue and Boob Too
The Bit*H (Joan collins)
The Romantic English woman
The Long Good Friday.
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Old 24-02-2008, 04:14 PM   #393
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LA DOLCE VITA
Free with today's OBSERVER (UK)


Report:

Buy the paper !


The DVD has:

a nicely restored print (Thanks to Mrs Berlisconi ! ) which puts my old
commercial VHS tape to shame.....


Widescreen

subtitles

24 chapters (unusual for a free DVD....)


running time : 2 hrs 45 mins



Superb value compared with what Criterion in the USA charges for this title
!


Of course the film is 'dated' (that is part of its charm) - it is 48 years
old, after all....with Anita Ekberg (Mrs Anthony Steel) in her most famous role.

And an excellent opportunity to expose the media studies yoof in our
universities to an alternative other than the latest Hollywood blockbuster
....they might find the images and ideas fascinating as well, unless they
are Roman Catholics of the Cherie Blair tendency.........Fellini is very
good on Catholicism !


Next weeks free DVD with THE OBSERVER is THE SHELTERING SKY (UK/Italy) .....
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I believe My Left Foot was the free DVD with the Daily Mail today as well.
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Old 25-02-2008, 11:20 AM   #395
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checking my newspaper freebies (Brit ) i was wondering which Brit movies did i miss ?
My collection is as follows
A taste of honey
Brighton Rock
The Go Between
Saturday night Sunday morning
A taste of Honey
The Wicker man
Mona Lisa
High Hopes
Dont look now
Dont look now (wide screen)
Clockwise
Fever Pitch
Till death us do part
Let him Have it
Defence of The Realm
Gangster No 1.
The Crying Game
The Debt Collector
Rita Sue and Boob Too
The Bit*H (Joan collins)
The Romantic English woman
The Long Good Friday.
I've accrued:

The Big Sleep
The Bounty
The Eagle Has Landed
Gold
The Missionary
Murphy's War
Orlando
Plenty
The Riddle
Rogue Trader
Up Pompeii
The Wild Geese
Zulu Dawn

over the past year or so, some by accident, some by design.
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Old 08-03-2008, 05:03 PM   #396
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Guess this is the best place to post this, in Britain's Mail on Sunday tomorrow there is a free CD of Nigel Kennedy playing Vivaldi's Four seasons, I don't have anything by Nigel, but I love this work, particularly 'Autumn', as I recall it was the theme to the drama serial 'Casanova' starring Frank Finlay
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Cheers for that Mark - I'll buy that 2morrow
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Old 09-03-2008, 06:33 PM   #398
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Cheers for that Mark - I'll buy that 2morrow
........and I hope you're enjoying the CD as much as I am!

Whilst I've been 'surfing' today I've played it five times over, Nigel's performance is faultless!
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Family adventure films from the Daily Mail next week

MOBY DICK
BLACKBEARD
SWALLOWS and AMAZONS
TREASURE ISLAND
KING SOLOMON'S MINES
SHORT CIRCUIT
CALL OF THE WILD
LASSIE
THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE
DON QUIXOTE
THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER
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Assuming those are all originals, and not dire made-for-TV remakes and such, that's a great line-up of films there, Captain!
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Old 09-03-2008, 08:06 PM   #401
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I would like these three ..

SWALLOWS and AMAZONS
TREASURE ISLAND
KING SOLOMON'S MINES
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It be Moby Dick with Patrick Stewart today, me hearties.
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Swallows and Amazons today
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Assuming those are all originals, and not dire made-for-TV remakes and such, that's a great line-up of films there, Captain!
i think these are the tv remakes=craptacular
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Not, presumably Swallows and Amazons though I noticed that today's Treasure Island appears to star Orson Welles rather than Robert Newton. Not a completely vintage bunch it has to be said
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