Saturday night telly - Page 2

katex · 16-01-2011, 13:06

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

I watched the film 'The Interpreter' - about a devious African dictator attending the UN - and the 'assassination plot' which wasn't - allegedly based on the antics of Mugabe in Zimbabwe.

I watched that too, Margaret, but completely lost the plot. Trying to interpret what Nicola Kidman said in her pseudo African accent was difficult enough without the noise of the loud music drowning her dialogue.

Like Flashy said though, nowt else on ... thought it was just me. Still, all subjective, I suppose.

MargaretR · 16-01-2011, 14:39

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Originally Posted by katex

I watched that too, Margaret, but completely lost the plot. Trying to interpret what Nicola Kidman said in her pseudo African accent was difficult enough without the noise of the loud music drowning her dialogue.

Like Flashy said though, nowt else on ... thought it was just me. Still, all subjective, I suppose.

I admit that I was webbrowsing at the same time and lost the thread at one stage. I found the plot explained on the web - it made more sense then.
It was too devious for us simple honest souls to grasp otherwise.

garinda · 16-01-2011, 17:12

Looking forward to seeing Ruth Jones as Hattie Jacques, in this week's bio-drama.

Enjoyed them all, especially the Jane Horrocks/Gracie Fields one.

flashy · 16-01-2011, 17:43

at least Dancing on ice is on tonight, i love watching them in the first few weeks, i'm a fan of ice skating too but don't tell anyone

garinda · 16-01-2011, 18:20

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Originally Posted by flashy

at least Dancing on ice is on tonight, i love watching them in the first few weeks, i'm a fan of ice skating too but don't tell anyone

Ice?

I'll have to get a better paper, with ink that doesn't smudge.

I thought it was stars dancing with mice, which I thought worth a look.

Hey ho, back to crocheting my caterpillar.

yerself · 16-01-2011, 18:38

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Originally Posted by garinda

back to crocheting my caterpillar.

Make a good job of it and you may be granted a sizeable sum of public money. You could then exhibit it in the Market Hall classed as Community Art.

garinda · 16-01-2011, 19:03

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Originally Posted by yerself

Make a good job of it and you may be granted a sizeable sum of public money. You could then exhibit it in the Market Hall classed as Community Art.

You can always dream.

Dear Jim'll,
could you please fix it for me to have my wool gonks be re-classed as art, and then I could laugh all the way to the bank, after being showered with tax payers' money, in the form of community art grants.
Love Rindy x
9 and 3/4's (stone.)