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Netflix started showing thus filum this week.

I think it is brilliant.

It is a sefies of vignettes from the Old West.....some comic, some tragic.

I love a good ballad me.
Unfortunately I don't have netflix and even if i did would probably never watch it.

The internet has grabbed and monopolised my attention

Petingo wrote:Netflix started showing thus filum this week.

I think it is brilliant.

It is a sefies of vignettes from the Old West.....some comic, some tragic.

It won't be for all Pet, but if one likes the Coen brothers films, you will love it. The stories stay with you, long after the film has finished don't they? And Tom Waits was born to play a grizzled, old gold prospector

It's the best thing the Coen's have done for a long time.

The Tom Waites bit was excellent, but the scenery was better.

I've heard some very mixed reviews. Originally it was going to be a 6 part TV series but that got shelved for some reason.

Auld 'Phet on a Friday nicht, and lovin' the auld Liverpool-Irish/Scotch venuclar o' fiulm tae.

Where is he? And how was it, bigyin?

Darkyboy wrote:

Petingo wrote:Netflix started showing thus filum this week.

I think it is brilliant.

It is a sefies of vignettes from the Old West.....some comic, some tragic.

It won't be for all Pet, but if one likes the Coen brothers films, you will love it. The stories stay with you, long after the film has finished don't they? And Tom Waits was born to play a grizzled, old gold prospector

Indeed, Darky.

I have loved the Coens since I first discovered their work in Fargo.

kevin04 wrote:Auld 'Phet on a Friday nicht, and lovin' the auld Liverpool-Irish/Scotch venuclar o' fiulm tae.

Where is he? And how was it, bigyin?

Ah’m here, laddie....had a wee dram the noo and ah’m aff ta beed

Bad Blue 2000 wrote:It's the best thing the Coen's have done for a long time.

The Tom Waites bit was excellent, but the scenery was better.

It was indeed.

Petingo wrote:

kevin04 wrote:Auld 'Phet on a Friday nicht, and lovin' the auld Liverpool-Irish/Scotch venuclar o' fiulm tae.

Where is he? And how was it, bigyin?

Ah’m here, laddie....had a wee dram the noo and ah’m aff ta beed

Hope you are well today, my pal.

kevin04 wrote:

Petingo wrote:

kevin04 wrote:Auld 'Phet on a Friday nicht, and lovin' the auld Liverpool-Irish/Scotch venuclar o' fiulm tae.

Where is he? And how was it, bigyin?

Ah’m here, laddie....had a wee dram the noo and ah’m aff ta beed

Hope you are well today, my pal.

I am OK now, Kev.....hair of the dog down football, fresh air an an Everton win

m4rkb wrote:I love a good ballad me.
Unfortunately I don't have netflix and even if i did would probably never watch it.

The internet has grabbed and monopolised my attention

Why don’t you have Netflix, Mark?

Petingo wrote:

m4rkb wrote:I love a good ballad me.
Unfortunately I don't have netflix and even if i did would probably never watch it.

The internet has grabbed and monopolised my attention

Why don’t you have Netflix, Mark?

Can't arsed with the TV much to be honest. I put the damn thing on most days and then find I'm takiing no notice at all so turn the sound off and go on the internet. I prefer radio now as I can do both.

Iplayer and the other catchups will do me. Anything I really want to watch I usually find some place or other even if it's piratebay.

Besides if I watched the TV much you'd get less of me on here

Petingo wrote:Netflix started showing thus filum this week.

I think it is brilliant.

It is a sefies of vignettes from the Old West.....some comic, some tragic.

Absolutely brilliant film, I loved the stories and espciall the first one which I found had a very twist in its tale.

A huge steaming dog turd of a film - that's 2 hours of your life you'll never get back

Basically a collection of scenes that go nowhere with no real ending to any of them, you spend your time assuming that they'll all tie in at the end, but they don't

Fucking rubbish.