I’m loving Amandaland! Four deep into the series via iPlayer.I don’t mind films that are hard to watch ( although I did give up on The Deer Hunter the other night; I felt that, as I’d never seen it I needed to watch it as part of my cinematic education, but I gave up and watched Amandaland instead) but some hard to watch films are boring. I didn’t like There Will be Blood. In my youth I remember being transfixed at the cinema watching Ken Russell films. I’m trying to think of the one that made me feel numb right from the very beginning. The witches or something? Of course, it was The Devils….
Still going, still confusedI’m very confused I’m using the theory of I really like James Marsden though, so I’m keeping going while assuming he’s not going to do anything rubbish.
I’ve finished Amandaland and am now watching a series called The Cockfields on BBC catchup which I missed first time round. Gentle humour similar to The Detectorists but, unlike that I think the humour would only appeal to old people like me. A nice folky soundtrack, too. Beth Orton I think.I’m loving Amandaland! Four deep into the series via iPlayer.
Yes, watched both series. Both very good, but Bobby Ball is better as Sue Johnson’s husband, than misery guts Gregor Fisher.
Oh, just his character in The Cockburns. He’s even more miserable and dictatorial than Bobby Ball. No, sorry, GF is a very fine actor - too convincing at times!Len, can I ask in what sense you're referring to GF as a 'misery guts'?