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munch
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The Ascent of Man - one DVD an evening and a reminder of how intelligent television once was.

Unlike the producers, who worried about too much of Bronowski talking to camera, I found it was the man and his passion for intellectual curiosity and discovery that remained freshest of all the content.

Absolutely wonderful computer simulations - a roomfull of humming equipment to make the double helix rotate on a mono screen. Plus lots of Pink Floyd.
Adam did you do all the DVDs in one night? regards munch
 
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watched mi3 today good film if like me you like this sort of thing, let down by very boring dd 5.1 soundtrack, explosions seemed very muted and hardly any rear speaker action, unlike mi2 which had a good sound track
 
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munch
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Hi john that sounds like a porn film review . n/vi sorted? kind regards munch
 
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munch, never seen tom cruise in a porn film, is he any good, as for the n-vi still awaiting the next update
 
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munch
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John are you into MOTO GP? regards munch
 
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munch, watch most of them on tv if not stuck at work or on holiday
 
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munch, do yoy stay up late, or are you at work when you do these late night postings,
 
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munch
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Hi John i have Spondylitis ,i dont get much sleep because of this.regards munch
 
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munch, sorry to hear about your condition, must be honest had not heard of it till i looked it up,hope you don't get to much discomfort from it, all the best, john
 
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Watched 'The House of Sand and Fog' last night. Top notch but bleak drama, with a typical Ben Kingsley performance. Not to be watched if you are already feeling a bit miserable!
 
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"Goldfinger" The Ultimate edition. Fantastic digital remaster of both sound and vision.
 
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All 3 LOTR extended versions....
Kids were home "crook" instead of at school and I was trying to catch a bit of sleep after a 30 hour work day.
 
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30 hours viewing there I bet!
 
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"Live and Let Die" Another cracker from the Ultimate Bond series.
 
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Watching Deadwood season 2 that i picked up in New York at Tower Records closing down sale.
 
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rackkit
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Fargo.

"oh yah"
 
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The Final Cut. Interesting Sci-Fi flick with Robin Williams.
 
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munch
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Fargo.

"oh yah"
One of my all time FAVS .munch
 
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"Get Carter". The origial with Michael Caine and excellent soundtrack.
 
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Original even
 
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Boz Scaggs- Greatest Hits Live. Great concert great sound.
 
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Cars. Superb, a great laugh. Excellent animation from Pixar as usual.
 
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Thank You for Smoking - a satirical comedy
 
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"The Browning Version" - twice over Christams at my sister-in-law's house, when everyone else was asleep!

ATB from Fredrik
 
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Pirates of the Caribbean 2. I thought it a little slow and therefore not as good as POTC1.
Over the Hedge. OK. It did not the vocalisations did not grab as wll as some of these animations.
 
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I hope the TV picture was better. Winker Big Grin
 
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Blade Runner: The Directors cut for me (The newer release not the old paper case DVD release)

Classic film that unlike many really makes you think.

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