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pingu393
627 posts
74 months
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Wifey used to live in one of the pubs used in "She'll Be Wearing Pink Pyjamas". She watched on telly in her bedroom upstairs  . I watched "Deep Blue Sea" on a cross channel ferry (well, water's water, right)
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G20
2,139 posts
59 months
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Dixie68 said: Spitfire2 said: Dixie68 said: Spitfire2 said: DanB7290 said: Watched Braveheart in Scotland. After a night out, in a room full of pissed up Scots. It was interesting to say the least. Watched Braveheart in Stirling - in fact my house at the time was a (hefty) stones throw from where the battle of Stirling Bridge took place. Wasn't that filmed in Eire? Some was filmed Ireland - mainly the big battles. They filmed in Scotland for a couple of months too. Ah right. I like Stirling, especially around the monument, lovely place. Good to hear. I'm currently very close to the Monument, and my house is not far away either.
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Issi
615 posts
19 months
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I was invited to watch Hangover 2 a couple of weeks ago when working in Bangkok.
So I got some beers in, a few snacks, and sat down in the games room to watch it, within 10 minutes, the ignorant northern pr1ck who'd invited a couple of us, had to stop the film to answer his mobile, and then stated -
'It was that fat adulterous idiot(those are my words) on the phone, he's popping down for a drink with this week's woman (his wife and son had flown home about 5 days before FFS!), and so there's no point watching the film, and so he promptly turned it off!
So I took my beer back to my flat, returned and drank all their super expensive brandy, and then went off out to explore some more of Pat Pong.
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Issi
615 posts
19 months
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G20 said: Dixie68 said: Spitfire2 said: Dixie68 said: Spitfire2 said: DanB7290 said: Watched Braveheart in Scotland. After a night out, in a room full of pissed up Scots. It was interesting to say the least. Watched Braveheart in Stirling - in fact my house at the time was a (hefty) stones throw from where the battle of Stirling Bridge took place. Wasn't that filmed in Eire? Some was filmed Ireland - mainly the big battles. They filmed in Scotland for a couple of months too. Ah right. I like Stirling, especially around the monument, lovely place. Good to hear. I'm currently very close to the Monument, and my house is not far away either. "Wasn't that filmed in Eire?" - Just out of curiousity, but would you describe BMW's as being made in Deutschland? Do you go to Espana on holidays. Strange that you'd use the Gaelic term for Ireland?
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Famous Graham
Original Poster
26,537 posts
94 months
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princealbert23 said: Nuts in May at Corfe Castle Winner. "Do you sing, Ray?"
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stew-S160
6,061 posts
107 months
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I watched Spy Game(2001) whilst in Stevenage. They used the GSK building as CIA HQ.
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Dixie68
3,050 posts
56 months
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Issi said: "Wasn't that filmed in Eire?" - Just out of curiousity, but would you describe BMW's as being made in Deutschland? Do you go to Espana on holidays. Strange that you'd use the Gaelic term for Ireland? Not when one half of your family is from said country, no. Dublin to be exact.
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The_Doc
2,248 posts
89 months
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I read The Beach by Alex Garland (made into a film with Leo DiCaprio) whilst doing the exact same journey as the lead, down through Thailand and over to the Islands. I was tempted to go looking for a hideaway beach..
On the way back I watched the film on the Khao San Road in Bangkok, what screwed me was the Thai sticks that night. Basically by the end of the night I thought I was drinking with Robert Carlyle/Begbie
Memo: never go drinking with Robert Carlyle
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The Nur
5,412 posts
54 months
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chrisgtx said: I watched twin town in Swansea. You b  d. I saw the thread title and was going to post the exact same. ETA: I see you are in Chirk. My condolences.
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PoleDriver
20,228 posts
63 months
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Yep Mostly porn! 
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KB_S1
5,937 posts
98 months
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The_Doc said: I read The Beach by Alex Garland (made into a film with Leo DiCaprio) whilst doing the exact same journey as the lead, down through Thailand and over to the Islands. I was tempted to go looking for a hideaway beach..
On the way back I watched the film on the Khao San Road in Bangkok, what screwed me was the Thai sticks that night. Basically by the end of the night I thought I was drinking with Robert Carlyle/Begbie
Memo: never go drinking with Robert Carlyle Really great book. Travesty of a film adaptation.
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DJFish
3,768 posts
132 months
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Watched Band of Brothers at my mates cottage in Normandy, apparently the germans parked a Tiger in the house next door to cover the Germans withdrawal from Caen.
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The_Doc
2,248 posts
89 months
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KB_S1 said: The_Doc said: I read The Beach by Alex Garland (made into a film with Leo DiCaprio) whilst doing the exact same journey as the lead, down through Thailand and over to the Islands. I was tempted to go looking for a hideaway beach..
On the way back I watched the film on the Khao San Road in Bangkok, what screwed me was the Thai sticks that night. Basically by the end of the night I thought I was drinking with Robert Carlyle/Begbie
Memo: never go drinking with Robert Carlyle Really great book. Travesty of a film adaptation. Agree
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PTE993
78 posts
84 months
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Terminator 2 in LA not long after its release. One of my first visits to the US and remember driving past the storm drains on the highway and visualising the chase with the truck and the motorcycle.
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odyssey2200
17,432 posts
78 months
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The_Doc
2,248 posts
89 months
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odyssey2200 said: Apollo 13 what, you watched it on Earth?
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exgtt
1,320 posts
81 months
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Watched Tyrannasaur in a house opposite the charity shop. Was really weired i was baptised in the church next to that parade of shops!
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