absolutely brilliant!!
football, music, laughs, tension
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Snap!! I saw it too on Saturday at the Penthouse. Bugger last screening via the festival was tonight.
It should get a general release soon, so go see it!
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Absolutely fantastic, was there tonight. Storyline had everything and can't wait to nab the DVD.
OOOOOOH-AAAAAAAH CANTONA!
You know we belong together...
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Breasts?
I like tautologies because I like them.
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Breasts?
Do you mean did Breasts make an appearance in the film or the reference to "Penthouse"??
I don't recall seeing any, Tigers or Oska do you know?
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Huh, thought it would be just one for the Manc fans. worth a watch then. Festival hits CHCH soon so will check a few things. Any other recommendations, 'Adventureland' sounds good. 80's style coming of age film... I'm thinking Breakfast club, Ferris Bueller.
Seen 'Red Cliff' already, not a John Woo fan but movie has beautiful cinematography and not really that much else to it.
Seen 'Red Cliff' already, not a John Woo fan but movie has beautiful cinematography and not really that much else to it.
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Read some good reviews about it, but still trying to get my sh*t together to see The Damned United. At this stage it is looking like I will get round to seeing it about 2011.
All I do is make the stuff I would've liked
Reference things I wanna watch, reference girls I wanna bite
Now I'm firefly like a burning kite
And yousa fake fuck like a fleshlight
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Read some good reviews about it, but still trying to get my sh*t together to see The Damned United. At this stage it is looking like I will get round to seeing it about 2011.
stick to Green Street Hooligans
Founder
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Any film that bears reference to anything remotely related to the f**king Mancs does not deserve any of my precious time!!!
"Ive just re-visited this and once again realised that C-Diddy is a genius - a drunk, Newcastle bred disgrace - but a genius." - Hard News, 11:39am 4th June 2009
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Enjoyed the film immensely gritty realism and humorous fantasy combined,Cantona as the alter ego of the main character was inspired writing!
I remember having to study Ken Loache's film Kes at school in the mid/late seventies for English O level , bleaker than his current offering and without the humour but no less interesting!
A great british film maker in my humble opinion!
Kiwi Jambo2009-07-29 18:22:33
I remember having to study Ken Loache's film Kes at school in the mid/late seventies for English O level , bleaker than his current offering and without the humour but no less interesting!
A great british film maker in my humble opinion!
Kiwi Jambo2009-07-29 18:22:33
The answer to life's problems are rarely found at the bottom of a beer glass - but it's always worth a look.
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Enjoyed the film immensely gritty realism and humorous fantasy combined,Cantona as the alter ego of the main character was inspired writing!
I remember having to study Ken Loache's film Kes at school in the mid/late seventies for English O level , bleaker than his current offering and without the humour but no less interesting!
A great british film maker in my humble opinion!
I remember having to study Ken Loache's film Kes at school in the mid/late seventies for English O level , bleaker than his current offering and without the humour but no less interesting!
A great british film maker in my humble opinion!
Wow that takes me back, my sis did it for her O level. We had the talking book cassette of Kes which was ace, the bloke who played the teacher narrated it
*quickly googles: this bloke Colin Welland:
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Saw movie on Monday - excellent! Some great laughs! Put aside your prejudices and see the movie when it comes back to mainstream cinemas (I'm sure it will). As they showed highlights of Cantana's goals I thought to myself how great would it be if we saw some classy goals from Ifill, Greenacre and co. 
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Kes was a great movie, and yep fairly grim
Ken loach's movies usually see me fairly despondent afterwards but ... well let's not give it away 
I think he did My name is Joe - which was just torturous
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