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Old 13-11-2007, 02:24 PM
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Good Afternoon British Film Afcionados, having browsed through the site i must say that without doubt it is one of the best looking forums currently avaiable.

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Welcome to all the new folks, this is a great place to learn all about Brit movies and loads of other things......Look and learn.....

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I'm new (and presumably junior) member "starckers"

Glad to be added to this ever-growing site.

A a kid my faves were Swiss Family Robinson & 20,000 Leagues under the sea

Quickly gradated to Dr No and firmly a Bond fan.

Does anyone else watch Bond films (only with SC in) EVERY time they are shown on TV? even though I have the DVD's.


Will update soon.
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Old 13-11-2007, 06:42 PM
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Hi,

I'm new (and presumably junior) member "starckers"

Glad to be added to this ever-growing site.

A a kid my faves were Swiss Family Robinson & 20,000 Leagues under the sea

Quickly gradated to Dr No and firmly a Bond fan.

Does anyone else watch Bond films (only with SC in) EVERY time they are shown on TV? even though I have the DVD's.
No, but I can relate to that perfectly as I watch a certain lady whenever she is on despite having every available recording of hers.

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Old 13-11-2007, 07:00 PM
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Hello fellow film buffs
I sort of wandered in here by mistake, but as I'm a film fan from way back I think I'll stick around.
When I say way back, I don't mean that far, but I can remember when the old Empire flicks in my town was still standing, and every other seat had been ripped out by the "Teds", and they had gas lights ! Ah happy days
Anyway, I think I'll have a little look round the place
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Old 13-11-2007, 08:14 PM
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Welcome Sid -

I have to say that the 'multi-generational' aspect of this site has always been brilliant for informed discussions. Look forward to your thoughts and notes from when our fave films were on in the cinemas rather than TV.

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Gas lights! Well, Sid, that makes me feel quite the young whippersnapper.
As far as I can recall, the first feature film I saw in a cinema (Kinema?)was On the Beat at the Trocadero, Elephant and Castle 1962. Sadly they must have knocked the theatre down soon after that, because the scout group I joined later used to meet for outings 'where the Trocadero used to be'.
At a younger age, I badgered people in the queue at the cartoon theatre at Waterloo Station to let me in with them, as for some reason kids had to be accompanied.
I have a much stronger memory of Zulu , which I think I saw up West, than I do of On the Beat - so I was clearly a discerning proto-movie buff even then :).
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I wish I knew how to make those little men they are so cute!
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Which little men do you want to make?

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Well, you get a mummy man, and a daddy man, and......erm.......
Welease....Bwian!
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Do you mean the smilies? ie...

When you write your post, you should see them on the right hand of your screen just click the one you want and it will appear where you are presently in your post.
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Old 14-11-2007, 03:34 PM
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Gas lights! Well, Sid, that makes me feel quite the young whippersnapper.
As far as I can recall, the first feature film I saw in a cinema (Kinema?)was On the Beat at the Trocadero, Elephant and Castle 1962. Sadly they must have knocked the theatre down soon after that, because the scout group I joined later used to meet for outings 'where the Trocadero used to be'.
At a younger age, I badgered people in the queue at the cartoon theatre at Waterloo Station to let me in with them, as for some reason kids had to be accompanied.
I have a much stronger memory of Zulu , which I think I saw up West, than I do of On the Beat - so I was clearly a discerning proto-movie buff even then :).
Richard
Funnily enough, the only specific film I remember seeing in the aforementioned Empire, or Fleapit, must have been in '62 or thereabouts...t'was Taras Bulba, Yul Brynner and Tony Curtis overacting there way through 16th century Ukraine as Cossacks. Thats probably why I was more interested in the decor than the film!
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Hiya,
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Looking forward to getting more involved with the boards. :)
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