What Have You Bought Recently?

[MrBarlow]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

Not that I'm aware, or can find any reference to.

I could be wrong or thinking of a different movie

[monkeypedro]

Originally Posted by MrBarlow

Did Steve Gutenberg do a version of this in late 80s/early 90s?

Sounds like Bedroom Window as have the Momentum dvd.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0092627/?ref_=nv_sr_2

[MrBarlow]

Originally Posted by monkeypedro

Sounds like Bedroom Window as have the Momentum dvd.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0092627/?ref_=nv_sr_2

Thats what its called cheers Monkeypedro

[trebor8273]

Two deliveries

[Nordicdusk]

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Finally the proper 4K set.

If anyone wants the 2k version of the same release drop me a PM first come first served free to good home.

[platostotal]

A few BD and Anzio on dvd for 50p (my mate has this and It looked a good transfer, well worth 50p)

[Susan Foreman]

Charity Shop:

The Norman Wisdom Collection - 12 DVD box set (still sealed) - £3:99

The set contains

• On the Beat
• Man of the Moment
• Trouble in Store
• Up in the World
• The Square Peg
• Follow a Star
• The Bulldog Breed
• One Good Turn
• A Stitch In Time
• Just My Luck
• The Early Bird
• Press For Time

and I'm expecting it to get a bit 'samey' after the second or third film, but hey - good old fashioned English slapstick

"Mr Grimsdale!!"

[gag]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

Charity Shop:

The Norman Wisdom Collection - 12 DVD box set (still sealed) - £3:99

The set contains

• On the Beat
• Man of the Moment
• Trouble in Store
• Up in the World
• The Square Peg
• Follow a Star
• The Bulldog Breed
• One Good Turn
• A Stitch In Time
• Just My Luck
• The Early Bird
• Press For Time

and I'm expecting it to get a bit 'samey' after the second or third film, but hey - good old fashioned English slapstick

"Mr Grimsdale!!"

I've still to watch there was a crooked man because it was filmed in my home town Darwen, I like to see what to what my home town looked like before hence why I love looking at old pics of Darwen as well .

Darwen is quite known for a lot of things Ghandi once visited , there was a crooked man filmed there , so was Hetty Wainthropp investigates the house they used for her to live in was just round the corner from me, and few other bits of TV shows as well . also I just found out recently that Darwen was a contender for filming league of gentleman there .

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by gag

I've still to watch there was a crooked man because it was filmed in my home town Darwen, I like to see what to what my home town looked like before hence why I love looking at old pics of Darwen as well .

Darwen is quite known for a lot of things Ghandi once visited , there was a crooked man filmed there , so was Hetty Wainthropp investigates the house they used for her to live in was just round the corner from me, and few other bits of TV shows as well . also I just found out recently that Darwen was a contender for filming league of gentleman there .

Says it all really doesn't it.

[iank]

Bedroom Window isn't anything like Rear Window, though. Guttenberg isn't paralysed, and nor is he even the witness - his married lover sees the crime, but he pretends he was to keep her out of it, only to end up becoming prime suspect.