Seen any good films recently?

[Mo]

Literally just finished watching Alfie. Haven't seen it in a few years and enjoyed it.

[Simon Bond]

Literally just finished watching Alfie. Haven't seen it in a few years and enjoyed it.

Which version though , Caine or wee Judie?

[Mo]

Literally just finished watching Alfie. Haven't seen it in a few years and enjoyed it.

Which version though , Caine or wee Judie?

Definitely Caine. I wouldn't even entertain the idea of watching the Jude Law one.

[Simon Bond]

Literally just finished watching Alfie. Haven't seen it in a few years and enjoyed it.

Which version though , Caine or wee Judie?

Definitely Caine. I wouldn't even entertain the idea of watching the Jude Law one.

Indubitably.  .

[Mo]

Literally just finished watching Alfie. Haven't seen it in a few years and enjoyed it.

Which version though , Caine or wee Judie?

Definitely Caine. I wouldn't even entertain the idea of watching the Jude Law one.

Indubitably.  .

Sorry Simon, what do you mean exactly?

[Simon Bond]

Literally just finished watching Alfie. Haven't seen it in a few years and enjoyed it.

Which version though , Caine or wee Judie?

Definitely Caine. I wouldn't even entertain the idea of watching the Jude Law one.

Indubitably.  .

Sorry Simon, what do you mean exactly?

. .the Jude Law one (despite him being a good actor ) , is rather pash. .

[greenstreet]

The first "Alfie" is a good movie (and Caine is outstanding in it), I wonder why Hollywood bothers time after time churning expensive and invariably inferior remakes of classics that are best left alone. Lack of ideas, I guess

[Mo]

The first "Alfie" is a good movie (and Caine is outstanding in it), I wonder why Hollywood bothers time after time churning expensive and invariably inferior remakes of classics that are best left alone. Lack of ideas, I guess

Done the same with the Ladykillers and Get Carter amongst others. They really should leave well alone.

[greenstreet]

The first "Alfie" is a good movie (and Caine is outstanding in it), I wonder why Hollywood bothers time after time churning expensive and invariably inferior remakes of classics that are best left alone. Lack of ideas, I guess

Done the same with the Ladykillers and Get Carter amongst others. They really should leave well alone.

It's like when Gus Van Sant (a fine director in his own right) filmed that stupid shot-for-shot remake of "Psycho", pointless even as a post-modern statement

[detroitmike]

Anyone catch "Small Axe" on Amazon Prime?
Steve McQueen film dramatization of the 1968  "Mangrove Protest" trial, pretty good soundtrack, too.