Movie cup 2017

[Gingerfinch]

Got mine in early. Don't really want to be left with The Beverly Hillbillies!

You would have been too late.

Got it already.

Reminds you of Scotland?

[rich1uk]

So, if the tv show came from a movie, then the movie counts - or is it only a movie that came ofter the tellie show?

either

[Arthur Crabtree]

Got an idea the first one I thought of is gone.

[Arthur Crabtree]

I'll only ask one question otherwise this cold get tortuous.

Film in the sixties, tv series in the seventies, different cast but same writers and characters? Clearly a spin off.

[rich1uk]

I'll only ask one question otherwise this cold get tortuous.

Film in the sixties, tv series in the seventies, different cast but same writers and characters? Clearly a spin off.

sounds fine

[sussexpob]

Wonder how many star trek films well get

[rich1uk]

sorry if the theme was confusing, just tried to think of something different from just specifying a genre

[Arthur Crabtree]

There are more good options than I thought at first.

[Gingerfinch]

I never knew there was a George & Mildred film.

[Aidan11]

I never knew there was a George & Mildred film.

Yes but the Man About the House one was better.

[Gingerfinch]

I never knew there was a George & Mildred film.

Yes but the Man About the House one was better.

Haven't seen either. I did used to like On The Buses films.

[rich1uk]

hopefully not giving any tips away but the first steptoe and son movie was pretty funny


i didn't need to post the new theme early as well as my plans for tonight have been cancelled

[GarlicJam]

I never knew there was a George & Mildred film.

Yes but the Man About the House one was better.

Haven't seen either. I did used to like On The Buses films.

Not sure if I saw the Man About the House movie - and you'd think I'd remember, the fond feelings I had for Chrissie (boy, were they fond!) - and I think I remember watching a George and Mildred (not quite as fondly thought of) film



But I know that I have seen (some of) an On The Buses film. In a beachside holiday camp/

I probably didn't reach the depths of British Comedy during this watching, but I certainly was made aware of the dangers thereof.

Dire is a gentle word.

[Aidan11]

There were 3 On The Buses films...

One where they had to employ women drivers (much to the annoyance of Stan & Jack)
One where they went on holiday
One where Stan drives a bus on a Safari park

[braveneutral]

Oh no.