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The Constant Gardener (on cable) - a pretty raw study on loss and grief, I thought. Which was disappointing, as I was hoping for tips on what to do with cyclamens in winter.

A Cock and Bull Story - very amusing. Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon are very funny.

Munich - billed as an 'uncompromising thriller', which it no doubt was, but you have to keep remembering that 11 Israeli athletes in the 1972 Olympics were murdered 'in real life' - I don't know that I'd like a friend or relative's death being marketed like that. A pretty honest and brutal depiction of a cruel event, in any case.

Inside Man: it was good while it lasted, but it's had a sort of candyfloss effect on me - I can't remember it too well just a few weeks on. I watched it for Denzel, who I reckon can rarely put a foot wrong.

There are several more I plan to see: The Dark, The Squid and the Whale, The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada, V for Vendetta and The White Countess.

<blockquote data-quote="krizon" data-source="post: 2093312" data-attributes="member: 64950">The Constant Gardener (on cable) - a pretty raw study on loss and grief, I thought.&nbsp; Which was disappointing, as I was hoping for tips on what to do with cyclamens in winter.A Cock and Bull Story - very amusing.&nbsp; Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon are very funny.Munich - billed as an &#039;uncompromising thriller&#039;, which it no doubt was, but you have to keep remembering that 11 Israeli athletes in the 1972 Olympics were murdered &#039;in real life&#039; - I don&#039;t know that I&#039;d like a friend or relative&#039;s death being marketed like that.&nbsp; A pretty honest and brutal depiction of a cruel event, in any case.Inside Man:&nbsp; it was good while it lasted, but it&#039;s had a sort of candyfloss effect on me - I can&#039;t remember it too well just a few weeks on.&nbsp; I watched it for Denzel, who I reckon can rarely put a foot wrong.There are several more I plan to see:&nbsp; The Dark, The Squid and the Whale, The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada, V for Vendetta and The White Countess.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="krizon, post: 2093312, member: 64950"] The Constant Gardener (on cable) - a pretty raw study on loss and grief, I thought. Which was disappointing, as I was hoping for tips on what to do with cyclamens in winter. A Cock and Bull Story - very amusing. Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon are very funny. Munich - billed as an 'uncompromising thriller', which it no doubt was, but you have to keep remembering that 11 Israeli athletes in the 1972 Olympics were murdered 'in real life' - I don't know that I'd like a friend or relative's death being marketed like that. A pretty honest and brutal depiction of a cruel event, in any case. Inside Man: it was good while it lasted, but it's had a sort of candyfloss effect on me - I can't remember it too well just a few weeks on. I watched it for Denzel, who I reckon can rarely put a foot wrong. There are several more I plan to see: The Dark, The Squid and the Whale, The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada, V for Vendetta and The White Countess. [/QUOTE]

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