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  • DVDfeverDVDfever Posts: 18,535
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    jenzie wrote: »
    WHAT THE HELL

    skyfall ain't gonna be on ITV THIS YEAR!!!!!
    far too soon
    where you getting THAT from???

    Correct use of capitals isn't your forte, is it?

    And all of ITV's previous Bond screenings have been within 2 years of broadcast, since around part-way through the Brosnan Bonds (possibly all of them) due to a deal they struck. That said, the deal kept them off Sky, and that clearly changed with Skyfall.
    and who cares how long it is
    GEEEEEEEEEEZ

    Because less is more in a lot of cases. Django Unchained was a great example where you could cut the first 2hrs down by at least 20 mins, then when it comes to the last 45 mins of the film, just skip straight to the last 10 mins. No need for the Tarantino scene at all.
    Anybody that thinks Skyfall is worse than Quantum of Solace is just wrong. I don't care, you're just wrong...

    It is worse. It's also interminably long, which makes it worse. At least QoS wrapped things up without dragging on too long. Far too many 2hr+ films could be cut down by a good 40 mins.

    And The Wolf of Wall Street just never knows when to stop!
    Mr Sirs wrote: »
    Exactly!

    Eye-thang-ew! ;)
  • dearmrmandearmrman Posts: 21,510
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    jenzie wrote: »
    WHAT THE HELL

    skyfall ain't gonna be on ITV THIS YEAR!!!!!
    far too soon
    where you getting THAT from???

    and who cares how long it is
    GEEEEEEEEEEZ

    It aired on Sky Movies on the 1st July 2013, so I think as a general rule of thumb I believe anything shown after a year on Sky Movies can be broadcast. It will depend on what agreements are in place etc, but it will probably be shown later this year.
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 7,488
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    DVDfever wrote: »
    It is worse. It's also interminably long, which makes it worse. At least QoS wrapped things up without dragging on too long. Far too many 2hr+ films could be cut down by a good 40 mins.

    And The Wolf of Wall Street just never knows when to stop!

    It isn't worse, it actually has a discernible plot line that makes complete sense. And I don't think there's much that could be taken out of Skyfall without the film suffering as a result, certainly not 40 minutes worth.
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    It isn't worse, it actually has a discernible plot line that makes complete sense. And I don't think there's much that could be taken out of Skyfall without the film suffering as a result, certainly not 40 minutes worth.

    I don't know, maybe the end segments..which completely ruined the best bond film I had seen. I do watch it now and again but never watch the final 30/40 mins.
  • DVDfeverDVDfever Posts: 18,535
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    It isn't worse, it actually has a discernible plot line that makes complete sense. And I don't think there's much that could be taken out of Skyfall without the film suffering as a result, certainly not 40 minutes worth.

    You could cut out the godawful song for a start.
  • PhilH36PhilH36 Posts: 26,281
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    To put it into context Goldeneye when shown is 2hrs45mins so how would ITV manage to schedule an ever longer film at Christmas for example?.

    They could cut out some ads for starters! Films are subject to longer running times on tv these days due to the increased number of ads and/or breaks. According to my dvd copy Goldeneye is 2 hours 4 mins. When I got my first VCR one of the first films I recorded from tv was the premiere of Star Wars, which was on ITV on a Sunday evening from 7.45-10.00pm and, with ads removed, ran for 1 hour 54 mins.
  • DVDfeverDVDfever Posts: 18,535
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    PhilH36 wrote: »
    They could cut out some ads for starters! Films are subject to longer running times on tv these days due to the increased number of ads and/or breaks. According to my dvd copy Goldeneye is 2 hours 4 mins. When I got my first VCR one of the first films I recorded from tv was the premiere of Star Wars, which was on ITV on a Sunday evening from 7.45-10.00pm and, with ads removed, ran for 1 hour 54 mins.

    Re: Star Wars, that sounds about right. IMDB lists it at 121 mins. On PAL, there's 4% speed-up so that's 116 mins. ITV then chop out some of the credits and you have 114 mins.
  • CorabalCorabal Posts: 3,373
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    Skyfall was announced as airing on ITV this year when they announced their deal to drag all the Bond films back to ITV again.

    Anyway, let's go to the Hop, (2011), Easter Sunday (20th April), 6.10pm-8.00pm - Channel 4

    The Stone Roses: Made of Stone (2013) Saturday 19th April, 10.50pm-12.50am - Channel 4
    This is a documentary but given it's funded by Film4 and directed by Shane Meadows i'm guessing it's also a film in same vein as Shine a Light.

    Punisher: War Zone (2008), Easter Sunday, 10.50pm-12.55am, Channel 5
    This is open to correction, I don't recall it airing on Terrestrial yet.
  • gamersxchangegamersxchange Posts: 279
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    Corabal wrote: »
    Skyfall was announced as airing on ITV this year when they announced their deal to drag all the Bond films back to ITV again.

    Punisher: War Zone (2008), Easter Sunday, 10.50pm-12.55am, Channel 5
    This is open to correction, I don't recall it airing on Terrestrial yet.

    Is the Punisher sequel substantially shorter then than the 2004 original? , i recall the 1st airing in a 2hrs25min slot at christmas as well & just assumed the rehash was around the 120 minute mark as well.
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 7,488
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    Is the Punisher sequel substantially shorter then than the 2004 original? , i recall the 1st airing in a 2hrs25min slot at christmas as well & just assumed the rehash was around the 120 minute mark as well.

    Wikipedia says 103 minutes, so about 20 minutes shorter than you were expecting with PAL speed up factored in...
  • Mr SirsMr Sirs Posts: 4,836
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    Here then is another update for the week ahead:-

    SATURDAY 12TH:-

    ANGEL OF DEATH (2009), Movie Mix 11.20pm-1.00am

    SUNDAY 13TH:-

    CHICKEN LITTLE (2005), Channel 5 3.25-4.55pm (+1 4.25-5.55pm)

    OLIVER & COMPANY (1988), Channel 5 4.55-6.25pm (+1 5.55-7.25pm)

    THE THREE MUSKETEERS (2011), Channel 4 9.00-11.15pm (+1 10.00pm-12.15am)

    GROWN UPS (2010), Channel 5 9.00-11.10pm (+1 10.00pm-12.10am)

    And with thanks to Corabal for the following:-


    Anyway, let's go to the Hop, (2011), Easter Sunday (20th April), 6.10pm-8.00pm - Channel 4

    The Stone Roses: Made of Stone (2013) Saturday 19th April, 10.50pm-12.50am - Channel 4
    This is a documentary but given it's funded by Film4 and directed by Shane Meadows i'm guessing it's also a film in same vein as Shine a Light.

    Punisher: War Zone (2008), Easter Sunday, 10.50pm-12.55am, Channel 5
    This is open to correction, I don't recall it airing on Terrestrial yet.
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 700
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    I haven't really liked any of the Craig-led Bond films, that I can remember. They seem to have lost the humour of the previous ones are are far too serious. And Skyfall was the worst of the lot. Nothing really happened except a few set pieces.

    I may try and find them on TV at some point to see if I'm remembering wrongly :)

    quantum of solace was a misstep but casino royale was the shot in the arm the series needed. It seems to me like they have been trying to avoid making a traditional bond movie for a while now. they've got bogged down with personal vendetta plots

    still, it could be worse. we could still be suffering from brosnan's nineties (though more like seventies) efforts. even he is now admitting they were terrible
    http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/movies/news/a564246/pierce-brosnan-i-was-never-good-enough-as-james-bond.html#~oBpAGq6GSltjH0
  • DVDfeverDVDfever Posts: 18,535
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    revans9 wrote: »
    quantum of solace was a misstep but casino royale was the shot in the arm the series needed. It seems to me like they have been trying to avoid making a traditional bond movie for a while now. they've got bogged down with personal vendetta plots

    still, it could be worse. we could still be suffering from brosnan's nineties (though more like seventies) efforts. even he is now admitting they were terrible
    http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/movies/news/a564246/pierce-brosnan-i-was-never-good-enough-as-james-bond.html#~oBpAGq6GSltjH0

    I don't think his tenure has been any worse than Craig's. A cracking first film for both and then very lame efforts afterwards.
  • CorabalCorabal Posts: 3,373
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    Mr Sirs wrote: »
    Here then is another update for the week ahead:-

    SATURDAY 12TH:-

    ANGEL OF DEATH (2009), Movie Mix 11.20pm-1.00am

    SUNDAY 13TH:-

    CHICKEN LITTLE (2005), Channel 5 3.25-4.55pm (+1 4.25-5.55pm)

    OLIVER & COMPANY (1988), Channel 5 4.55-6.25pm (+1 5.55-7.25pm)

    THE THREE MUSKETEERS (2011), Channel 4 9.00-11.15pm (+1 10.00pm-12.15am)

    GROWN UPS (2010), Channel 5 9.00-11.10pm (+1 10.00pm-12.10am)

    And with thanks to Corabal for the following:-


    Anyway, let's go to the Hop, (2011), Easter Sunday (20th April), 6.10pm-8.00pm - Channel 4

    The Stone Roses: Made of Stone (2013) Saturday 19th April, 10.50pm-12.50am - Channel 4
    This is a documentary but given it's funded by Film4 and directed by Shane Meadows i'm guessing it's also a film in same vein as Shine a Light.

    Punisher: War Zone (2008), Easter Sunday, 10.50pm-12.55am, Channel 5
    This is open to correction, I don't recall it airing on Terrestrial yet.

    Thought you'd get from my subtle hint it was just called Hop :p

    Have some more

    Easter Monday 21st April
    Fast Girls (2012), 7.15pm-9.00pm - Film4

    Thurs evening/Fri morning 24/25th April
    We Went to War (2012), 12.15am-1.50am, Film4

    Sunday 27th April
    Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (2011), 4.30-6.35pm - Channel 4
    Again this is open to correction

    The Other Guys (2010) 9.-11pm, Channel 5
    Can't say i'm sure about this one either

    Underworld: Awakening (2012) 10.10pm-11.50pm, Channel 4
  • lalalala Posts: 21,175
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    DVDfever wrote: »
    I don't think his tenure has been any worse than Craig's. A cracking first film for both and then very lame efforts afterwards.

    Jesus ok... We get it... You didn't like Skyfall... But some of us do, quite a lot of us actually... Tough crap.
  • djonshoredjonshore Posts: 4,759
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    Is it correct that Goonies (1985) 12-cert version shown on Channel 5 on Sunday at 11.10pm was a premiere on UK terrestrial TV?
  • CorabalCorabal Posts: 3,373
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    djonshore wrote: »
    Is it correct that Goonies (1985) 12-cert version shown on Channel 5 on Sunday at 11.10pm was a premiere on UK terrestrial TV?

    Interesting point, maybe. I did wonder why it was on so late.
  • Mr SirsMr Sirs Posts: 4,836
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    Corabal wrote: »
    Thought you'd get from my subtle hint it was just called Hop :p

    Have some more

    Easter Monday 21st April
    Fast Girls (2012), 7.15pm-9.00pm - Film4

    Thurs evening/Fri morning 24/25th April
    We Went to War (2012), 12.15am-1.50am, Film4

    Sunday 27th April
    Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (2011), 4.30-6.35pm - Channel 4
    Again this is open to correction

    The Other Guys (2010) 9.-11pm, Channel 5
    Can't say i'm sure about this one either

    Underworld: Awakening (2012) 10.10pm-11.50pm, Channel 4


    Did get your joke - ;-) just copied and pasted your whole post! :)

    More updates from me tomorrow...
  • DVDfeverDVDfever Posts: 18,535
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    lala wrote: »
    Jesus ok... We get it... You didn't like Skyfall... But some of us do, quite a lot of us actually... Tough crap.

    Oh dear, who rattled your cage?

    And no critics liked Skyfall, they all pretended to because it was the 50th anniversary film.
    Corabal wrote: »
    Interesting point, maybe. I did wonder why it was on so late.

    According to Digiguide, the same version was on Saturday afternoon also, or was that actually the cut version?
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 7,488
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    DVDfever wrote: »
    And no critics liked Skyfall, they all pretended to because it was the 50th anniversary film.

    Really? Did the same person that told you that also tell you how Kubrick faked the moon landing? :)
  • Mr SirsMr Sirs Posts: 4,836
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    Here at last! Our movie premieres list appearing on terrestrial tv over the next week. Remember Movies4Men Freeview ch. 48 - plenty of old movies on there which may never have been on British tv....

    EASTER SATURDAY:-

    THE STONE ROSES: MADE OF STONE (2013), Channel 4 10.50pm-12.50am (+1 11.50pm-1.50am).

    GOON (2011), Film 4 10.50pm-12.40am (+1 11.50pm-1.40am).

    EASTER SUNDAY:-

    HOP (2011), Channel 4 6.10-8.00pm (+1 7.10-9.00pm).

    THE FORBIDDEN KINGDOM (2008), Channel 5 7.05-9.00pm (+1 8.05-10.00pm).

    ACT OF VALOR (2012), Channel 5 9.00-10.50pm (+1 10.00-11.50pm).

    PUNISHER WAR ZONE (2008), Channel 5 10.50pm-12.55am (+1 11.50pm-1.55am).

    EASTER MONDAY:-

    FAST GIRLS (2012), Film 4 7.15-9.00pm (+1 8.15-10.00pm).

    TUE. 22ND:-

    A WOMAN'S RAGE (2008), Channel 5 3.10-5.00pm (+1 4.10-6.00pm).

    THUR. 24TH:-

    WE WENT TO WAR (2012), Film 4 12.15-1.50am (+1 1.15-2.50am) - Friday.
  • Mr SirsMr Sirs Posts: 4,836
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    Mr Sirs wrote: »
    Here at last! Our movie premieres list appearing on terrestrial tv over the next week. Remember Movies4Men Freeview ch. 48 - plenty of old movies on there which may never have been on British tv....

    EASTER SATURDAY:-

    THE STONE ROSES: MADE OF STONE (2013), Channel 4 10.50pm-12.50am (+1 11.50pm-1.50am).

    GOON (2011), Film 4 10.50pm-12.40am (+1 11.50pm-1.40am).

    EASTER SUNDAY:-

    HOP (2011), Channel 4 6.10-8.00pm (+1 7.10-9.00pm).

    THE FORBIDDEN KINGDOM (2008), Channel 5 7.05-9.00pm (+1 8.05-10.00pm).

    ACT OF VALOR (2012), Channel 5 9.00-10.50pm (+1 10.00-11.50pm).

    PUNISHER WAR ZONE (2008), Channel 5 10.50pm-12.55am (+1 11.50pm-1.55am).

    EASTER MONDAY:-

    FAST GIRLS (2012), Film 4 7.15-9.00pm (+1 8.15-10.00pm).

    TUE. 22ND:-

    A WOMAN'S RAGE (2008), Channel 5 3.10-5.00pm (+1 4.10-6.00pm).

    THUR. 24TH:-

    WE WENT TO WAR (2012), Film 4 12.15-1.50am (+1 1.15-2.50am) - Friday.


    And not forgetting Corabal's additions:-


    Sunday 27th April
    Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (2011), 4.30-6.35pm - Channel 4
    Again this is open to correction

    The Other Guys (2010) 9.-11pm, Channel 5
    Can't say i'm sure about this one either

    Underworld: Awakening (2012) 10.10pm-11.50pm, Channel 4
  • Mr SirsMr Sirs Posts: 4,836
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    Updated to add:-


    EASTER SATURDAY:-

    THE STONE ROSES: MADE OF STONE (2013), Channel 4 10.50pm-12.50am (+1 11.50pm-1.50am).

    GOON (2011), Film 4 10.50pm-12.40am (+1 11.50pm-1.40am).

    EASTER SUNDAY:-

    HOP (2011), Channel 4 6.10-8.00pm (+1 7.10-9.00pm).

    THE FORBIDDEN KINGDOM (2008), Channel 5 7.05-9.00pm (+1 8.05-10.00pm).

    ACT OF VALOR (2012), Channel 5 9.00-10.50pm (+1 10.00-11.50pm).

    PUNISHER WAR ZONE (2008), Channel 5 10.50pm-12.55am (+1 11.50pm-1.55am).

    EASTER MONDAY:-

    FAST GIRLS (2012), Film 4 7.15-9.00pm (+1 8.15-10.00pm).

    TUE. 22ND:-

    A WOMAN'S RAGE (2008), Channel 5 3.10-5.00pm (+1 4.10-6.00pm).

    THUR. 24TH:-

    WE WENT TO WAR (2012), Film 4 12.15-1.50am (+1 1.15-2.50am) - Friday.

    FRI. 25TH:-

    THE GOOD MOTHER (2013), Channel 5 3.15-5.00pm (+1 4.15-6.00pm).

    Sunday 27th April

    Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (2011), 4.30-6.35pm - Channel 4
    Again this is open to correction

    The Other Guys (2010) 9.-11pm, Channel 5
    Can't say i'm sure about this one either

    Underworld: Awakening (2012) 10.10pm-11.50pm, Channel 4
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 7,488
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    So which intelligent person at Channel 4 scheduled two film premieres at the same time?
  • DVDfeverDVDfever Posts: 18,535
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    So which intelligent person at Channel 4 scheduled two film premieres at the same time?

    C4 is full of bright sparks. They snip the Simpsons to bits and talk over end credits as if we're incapable of reading and understanding a TV guide. They're very special individuals there.
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