Cecil B. DeMille‘s epic Technicolor cinematic event, shot in stunning VistaVision, telling the thrilling story of electrical connections and the engineers who make them:
The Tin Commandments
(This is where I note that in the traditional accents of parts of the US, including my part of the US, tin and ten, like pin and pen, have the same vowel sound.)
Tender is the Right - Nigel Farage dresses in pink and comes to terms with his feminine side.
Also: Tender is the Right - rare short documentary by British Transport Films, beloved by railway enthusiasts, about the difficulty and relief of finding a suitable attachment to a non-tank BR steam engine.
Tender is the Right - Nigel Farage dresses in pink and comes to terms with his feminine side.
Also: Tender is the Right - rare short documentary by British Transport Films, beloved by railway enthusiasts, about the difficulty and relief of finding a suitable attachment to a non-tank BR steam engine.
With suitable deadpan commentary and scripted spontaneous conversations between the crew members.
Christmas Carol - gritty film from 1960, probably still black and white. Bob Cratchitt's great-great-grandaughter finds womanhood via the office party.
Albert Camus' existential novel about the day he made his mother ride on horseback to escort someone he didn't care about.
Or, if you prefer the more literal translation, The Stringer - where the story is about playing in the first team for a sport he is good at, but is totally cold to.
Hospitable Hostly Hint: Enter the new name into a search engine of your choice, and they'll ask you 'Are you looking for...' and probably provide a suggestion. - Wesley J, Circus Host
A temporarily disabled wildlife photographer and his girlfriend observe from a lookout
members of the Ursidae family (order Carnivora), and nearly get eaten by one
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The Tin Commandments
(This is where I note that in the traditional accents of parts of the US, including my part of the US, tin and ten, like pin and pen, have the same vowel sound.)
The Loneliness of the Long-distance Punner.
A Nan for All Seasons
A wrong number leads to terrible consequences
Oh, how I know the feeling!
Also: Tender is the Right - rare short documentary by British Transport Films, beloved by railway enthusiasts, about the difficulty and relief of finding a suitable attachment to a non-tank BR steam engine.
Clever!
Nick Hornby's shocking expose of Malthusian selection
With suitable deadpan commentary and scripted spontaneous conversations between the crew members.
One Day in the Lift of Ivan Denisovitch
Albert Camus' existential novel about the day he made his mother ride on horseback to escort someone he didn't care about.
Or, if you prefer the more literal translation, The Stringer - where the story is about playing in the first team for a sport he is good at, but is totally cold to.
Lord of the Rungs
The top provider of ladders to the building/DIY trades...
A very stupid boy lives in the workhouse.
A floating antiques emporium...
Lord of the Files
Not to be confused with the same author's raunchy novel
Load of the Flies
Animal Fart
The Wend in the Willows.
The Wind in The Wallows
"Indulgences are bad. You can all figure out where it goes from there, right?"
What was the original called? - I'm intruiged.
A temporarily disabled wildlife photographer and his girlfriend observe from a lookout
members of the Ursidae family (order Carnivora), and nearly get eaten by one
A fascinating look at urban waste water management.
Wuthering Weights
N.T. Wright's exhaustive exegesis of Arrested Development
Grime and Punishment -- Raskolnikov is sent to Siberia for fouling an old woman's windows.
Prime and Punishment - Raskolnikov gets a 25 year sentence labouring in the warehouse of a large sales and delivery internet and mail order company.
Book, play and opera; Porgy attempts to rescue Nazi grand Rudolf Hess from the clutches of Hitler by having him solo fly to Scotland.