Did anyone see this, the weekend-before-last? I think it's brilliantly written, when you compare it to other films of it's type, e.g. Spiceworld. The bit that made me laugh the most, was when George Harrison walked up to that abstract sculpture, and said: "You don't see many of these nowadays".
I think it's a great film with a brilliant soundtrack. Don't you agree Aaron?
And Steptoe.
He was a very clean old man.
Indeed.
A classic film. Also love Help. The Beatles are my favourite band. The best and only good thing to come out of Liverpool (WITH THE EXCEPTION OF WAYNE ROONEY). But anyway, a great film. The Beatles are the most uplifting band on the planet. I know they are strange choices, but my two favourite Beatles songs are 'Drive My Car' and 'Being for the Benefit of Mr Kite'
Quote: David Chapman @ August 27 2008, 9:12 PM BSTI think it's a great film with a brilliant soundtrack. Don't you agree Aaron?
I enjoyed the films when I was a kid.
They still have a few funny lines, but they were bloody crap actors though!
Well, they had a busy schedule, they didn't have the time act to perfection. It was like they were working EIGHT DAYS A WEEK. They needed HELP. Possibly A LITTLE HELP FROM their FRIENDS.
Quote: zooo @ August 27 2008, 10:19 PM BST
I enjoyed the films when I was a kid.
They still have a few funny lines, but they were bloody crap actors though!
Who said anything about acting?
I think I just did...?
Quote: zooo @ August 27 2008, 10:37 PM BSTI think I just did...?
I don't think that was one of their priorities.
But it was a FIIILLLM.
What am I going to mention - their skills with a loom?
Quote: zooo @ August 27 2008, 10:46 PM BSTBut it was a FIIILLLM.
What am I going to mention - their skills with a loom?
Don't you know about that?
I can imagine Ringo with a loom actually.
Quote: zooo @ August 27 2008, 10:51 PM BSTI can imagine Ringo with a loom actually.
It might be something he's good at.
