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Member	Item		Review/Comment
albert 18th Mar 2019		Cinema Gog (1954) (1954)	Originally released in 3D.
albert 18th Mar 2019		Cinema The Glass Web (1953) (1953)	Originally released in 3D.
albert 18th Mar 2019		Cinema Flight To Tangier (1953) (1953)	Originally released in 3D, I'm informed.
albert 18th Mar 2019		Cinema Andy Warhol's Frankenstein (Frankenstein \| Flesh For Frankenstein) (1973) (1973)	Originally released in 3D, (with blood and guts flying out at the audience).
albert 18th Mar 2019		Cinema Dial M For Murder (Alfred Hitchcock's Dial M For Murder) (1954) (1954)	Originally released in 3D, which explains all the odd camera angles, especially the scissors stabbing.
albert 18th Mar 2019		Cinema Dangerous Mission (1954) (1954)	Originally released in 3D.
albert 18th Mar 2019		Cinema Cat-Women Of The Moon (1953) (1953)	Originally released in 3D.
albert 18th Mar 2019		Cinema House Of Wax (1953)	Originally a 3D film. HMV in the UK licenced the 3D Blu-ray version, did anyone buy it? is it any good?
albert 18th Mar 2019		Cinema Hondo (1953) (1953)	Originally a 3D film, which I suppose explains why the title shot looks the way it does (and why it is in 4:3 format).
albert 18th Mar 2019		Cinema Вий (Viy) (1967) (1967)	Some great visuals in this horror film, check it out directly on youtube, the clip below is blocked.
albert 8th Mar 2019		Cinema D.O.A. (Dead On Arrival ) (1950) (1950)	Because the film fell into the public domain, there are numerous lousy DVDs out there. However German Publishers Koch Media GmbH presented a very good copy for their short run Film Noir DVD Collection (title Opfer der Unterwelt - D.O.A.). Added the title screen from the Koch Media DVD (much sharper).
albert 2nd Feb 2019		Cinema My Bloody Valentine (1981) (1981)	Some versions of this original film were heavily cut - by the distributors - in order to get a lower rating. BEWARE SPOILERS: If you want to check out the versions uncut vs rated, then follow this link to the movie censorship website.
albert 2nd Feb 2019		Cinema Romancing The Stone (1984) (1984)	Note that in order to get a PG rating the BBFC demanded cuts to some scenes particularly near the end of the film where the bad guy gets his hand bitten off by a crocodile, (comic gore really). Some UK issue DVDs will therefore also be cut, check the rating, if it is rated 12 then it may be OK.
albert 16th Jan 2019		Cinema Pop Gear (Go Go Mania) (1965) (1965)	The UK DVD was quickly withdrawn as far as I remember. bands include: The Beatles Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas Susan Maughan The Four Pennies The Animals The Fourmost The Rockin' Berries The Honeycombs Sounds Incorporated Peter and Gordon Matt Monroe Hermans Hermits Tommy Quickly and the Remo 4 Billie Davis The Spencer Davis Group The Nashville Teens
albert 16th Jan 2019		Cinema The Ghost Goes Gear (1966) (1966)	The film stars Nicolas Parsons and is apparently very dire.
albert 9th Jan 2019		Cinema Carry On Emmannuelle (1978) (1978)	just when you thought it couldn't get worse, (that is until the 1990s reboot), [YouTube Video]
albert 9th Jan 2019		Cinema Carry On Abroad (1972) (1972)	Screenplay by Talbot Rothwell. Trailer: [YouTube Video]
albert 9th Jan 2019		Cinema Carry On Behind (1975) (1975)	trailer, [YouTube Video]
albert 9th Jan 2019		Cinema Carry On Camping (1969) (1969)	Screenplay by Talbot Rothwell. Trailer, [YouTube Video]
albert 9th Jan 2019		Cinema Carry On England (1976) (1976)	scraping the barrel, [YouTube Video]
albert 9th Jan 2019		Cinema Carry On Girls (1973) (1973)	1970s style humour, screenplay by Talbot Rothwell obviously getting a bit bored. [YouTube Video]
albert 9th Jan 2019		Cinema Carry On Loving (1970) (1970)	Screenplay by Talbot Rothwell, running short of ideas. Trailer: [YouTube Video]
albert 9th Jan 2019		Cinema Carry On Nurse (1959) (1959)	Trailer, but with wrong framing, [YouTube Video]
albert 9th Jan 2019		Cinema Carry On Sergeant (1958) (1958)	Trailer, something wrong with the framing, [YouTube Video]
albert 11th May 2018		Cinema Meantime (1984) (1984)	This was a TV movie and includes Gary Oldman in one of his earliest roles as the bullying friend in high places. Full of witty lines and 'embarrassing situation' humour, here is the first 10 minutes of it: [YouTube Video]
albert 11th May 2018		Cinema Happy-Go-Lucky (2008) (2008)	I used to have a flatmate who not only had the mannerisms/behaved like Poppy, she looked very much like her too!
albert 15th Apr 2018		Cinema Sleeper (1973) (1973)	One of my favourite Woody Allen films. The premise of the story allows for some great sight gags and Allen is on top form with a relentless barrage of witty lines raging against the 1970s plastic society from which he has awoken: “What’s it like to be dead for 200 years?” “It’s like a weekend in Beverly Hills”
albert 27th Oct 2017		Cinema Rambo (2008) (2008)	The first Rambo film was called First Blood, it wasn't a great title to call a film franchise since what would you call the second film..... The second film was called Rambo, or sometimes Rambo - First Blood part 2 ....which is a bit of an oxymoron, well I suppose they had some sense not to call it Second Blood - that would be just too corny. EDIT: just to add more confusion... the new DVD releases now call the first film Rambo: First Blood, the second film is just Rambo, and the latest film is unimaginatively titled Rambo: Last Blood. ...or something like that.
albert 21st Oct 2017		Cinema Toto Le Héros (Toto The Hero) (1991) (1991)	Very entertaining film. There is so much going on and so many sharp twists of the knife in poor Thomas' life that its difficult to write a summary without spoiling the film, in fact I had to edit my review because I'd inadvertently let slip a major surprise in the plot. I cannot even tell you how the story starts because you need to see the film all the way through and then decide for yourself what it was all about. Lets just say the film tells you Thomas' side of the story, and that's Ok because its his life, but whichever way you look at it, and make your own judgements, you will still be entertained. Short trailer, which doesn't give too much away: [YouTube Video]
albert 23rd Sep 2017		Cinema Dying Young (1991) (1991)	Terrible. A film that I was obliged to watch as it was the date's choice and she cried all the way through. I was amused when Julia Roberts struggled to descend the steps to the young man's basement in her high heels and mini dress, I suppose it was a clause in the script to show off her legs but I just thought nurse huh?

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