Billy Joel now.
He had some bangers! When he is good he’s great.
Very well made film and some lovely performances, I enjoyed it to an extent but the futility of sectarianism overshadowed everything else and just left me in a state of the sad.
Landmark films I’m watching for the first time #37
Weird as fuck in parts, but I enjoyed it. Great soundtrack too!
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Amsterdam. It got panned but I loved it for the reason most critics hated it. It meanders and goes all over the place slowly but I couldn’t help fall in love with how sumptuous it looked and the overall sentiment of valuing love and friendship over all else.
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I thought it was great!
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Intriguing, extremely sad in parts and thought provoking. Maybe some of what they suggest is bollox but who really knows the truth?
Not usually a fan of “animated” films but I’ll make an exception for this one. Post impressionist cartoons ftw.
Well worth a watch.
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I’ll look out for it Kev 
hopefully this afternoon when I can’t be arsed doing any work
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Have you seen Wild at Heart? if not, that should be next.
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No, I’ll put it on the list
Best watch that before getting into the really odd ones like Mulholland Drive & Lost Highway!
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Do not watch Inland Empire, even if you’re a Lynch fan. All the reviews of films you see that say I wish I could get my time back, this is the one for me.
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I’ve just read the synopsis 
Is it ok (i.e. ethical, legal) to watch on the link above? I can’t see it on other providers.
Genuine question. I’d like to watch it but I don’t want to crap on someone’s intellectual rights.
Looks to have been posted by the film company so I’d say you’re ok.
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Watched that tonight, loved it!
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Spike Milligan: The Unseen Archive.
Much as Spike lived his life; outwardly funny, but with a deeply disturbing undercurrent.
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Spike Milligan: The unseen archives
Sky Arts
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Beat me too it!
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