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'The Polar Express'.

Around the World in 80 Days (1956).

Talking pictures generally quality films from eras long gone,

Henrysix wrote:Talking pictures generally quality films from eras long gone,

Aye, there's some top quality stuff on there right enough.

Spleen look out for “Will Any Gentleman” starring George Cole, Jon Pertwee, Joan Collins and countless other stars, if you are over 55 you will enjoy this, it’s from 2953, it’s in colour, brilliantly directed, acted and very very funny, I screamed, give it a wee shot!

Joan Sims not Collins, lease don’t sue me

Home Alone: Britain's Favourite Christmas Movie.

Now your talking Spleen!

It's one of the biggest mysteries of the 20th century. What job does Kevin's dad do that he can afford that big fuck off house, and take his entire family to Paris for Christmas?

Aren’t all Wmericans rich (you filthy animal spleen)

'The Serpent' based on true story of a French-Vietnamese serial killer, fraudster and thief.
He preyed on tourists on the Hippie Trail in south-east Asia in the 1970s.

The Limehouse Golem a cracking film

Gordon Ramsay's 24 hours to Hell and Back. Cracking programme, like Kitchen Nightmares meets Mission: Impossible.

Watched the Jeremy Brett/Edward Hardwicke version of "Hound of the Baskervilles" earlier. Cracking stuff.