The 39 Stops
Spy thriller in which Richard Hannay escapes false claims of murder by getting on one of the slowest stopping services on the rail network.
Graduating with a pharmacology degree from Southern Methodist University, our titular heroine stays local and opens a highly succesful chain of drugstores.
Eternal Sunshine Of The Sootless Mind
The original title of The Water Babies
Nice! The 'Cider with Rosie' franchise did well with, 'Cider with Josie' and 'Cider with Posie', but then bombed with the Oscar Wilde-themed follow up, 'Cider with Bosie'.
Eternal Sunshine Of The Sootless Mind
The original title of The Water Babies
Nice! The 'Cider with Rosie' franchise did well with, 'Cider with Josie' and 'Cider with Posie', but then bombed with the Oscar Wilde-themed follow up, 'Cider with Bosie'.
And then was revitalized with the animated musical, Ciderella!
And then there's 'Mobius Dick', the story of a geometrycrazed plasitc surgeon who does an interesting transformation of a patient's private part. Is there no end to it?
An interminable series of mega$ blockbusters about intergalactic warfare over whether sentient beings should stir their tea or coffee clockwise or anti-clockwise.
Inspired by the title of Evelyn Waugh's novel published the previous year, in 1943 a Air Raid Warden describes the excitement he gets from the enforcement side of his duties.
His next work Snoop from 1947 did not do so well in the ratings.
American Psyche
A delve into why the inhabitants of one country claim to be the most free in the world, when they're not even allowed to cross the road without getting arrested.
And then there's 'Get Farter' about reaching a state of contentment benignity by not caring about flatulance. The follow up was titled, 'The Song of Pongs'.
and who can forget the film about an outbreak of urticaria in a small american town, 'The Stepford Hives'?
Yes Minster
Jim Hacker is appointed as the most hapless Archbishop of York, constantly bamboozled by his Archdeacons, especially The Venerable Humphrey.
Yes Minster
Jim Hacker is appointed as the most hapless Archbishop of York, constantly bamboozled by his Archdeacons, especially The Venerable Humphrey.
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Spy thriller in which Richard Hannay escapes false claims of murder by getting on one of the slowest stopping services on the rail network.
The sequel, involving lots of guns,
The tale of an indecisive proofreader
Clever!
By an author who over-used 18th-century oaths...
A Good Guy doll becomes possessed by the spirit of a labour law protestor.
Tolkein's character takes the farm next to the Archers'.
A show designed for children to indoctrinate them into conservative Catholicism.
The original title of 'The Water Babies'
Two stuntmen have a tatting contest.
Hallowee — The story of a serial killer with a weak bladder
Alion — In space, no one can hear you roar
Leperchaun — Magical mischief-maker almost kills lots of people in humorous ways, but fall apart first
It’s got really, really big type.
A dramatisation of the song Hotel California
"What are you doing with that lemon curd, Holmes?"
"Lemon entry, my dear Watson!"
I'll get me coat...
The Lathering Storm - fascinating film covering the little-known crisis in the hairdressing sector
Assorted people try desperately to lose weight.
Debbie Doses Dallas
Graduating with a pharmacology degree from Southern Methodist University, our titular heroine stays local and opens a highly succesful chain of drugstores.
The original title of The Water Babies
Nice! The 'Cider with Rosie' franchise did well with, 'Cider with Josie' and 'Cider with Posie', but then bombed with the Oscar Wilde-themed follow up, 'Cider with Bosie'.
And then was revitalized with the animated musical, Ciderella!
Feature-length Nigella
Doubtless like the idol found in the secret groves of Queen Maachah in Judea.
It's basically Charlie And The Chocolate Factory but instead of kids, it's prisoners of war.
An interminable series of mega$ blockbusters about intergalactic warfare over whether sentient beings should stir their tea or coffee clockwise or anti-clockwise.
Inspired by the title of Evelyn Waugh's novel published the previous year, in 1943 a Air Raid Warden describes the excitement he gets from the enforcement side of his duties.
His next work Snoop from 1947 did not do so well in the ratings.
There is the excellent animated series of shorts on YouTube, Making Fiends. (This is real.)
For changing a letter, there’s the saga of subway riders with terrible colds, Trainsnotting.
The novel series about climbing a very tall ladder to reach Mount Doom, Lord of the Rungs.
Unattended children have to figure out, on their own, how to manage an office (chaos ensues) in Lord of the Files.
A delve into why the inhabitants of one country claim to be the most free in the world, when they're not even allowed to cross the road without getting arrested.
and who can forget the film about an outbreak of urticaria in a small american town, 'The Stepford Hives'?
Jim Hacker is appointed as the most hapless Archbishop of York, constantly bamboozled by his Archdeacons, especially The Venerable Humphrey.
Nice! This could work.