Had it for ages and tbh I’ve not seen it, sometimes I can have films for yr or so before I watch it, So now I have a habit trying to watch them when I get them because the pile to watch just gets bigger, so trying to minimise it :lol:,
But sadly doesn’t always work like that,
With games to play, films and tv shows to watch, and having a life as well :nod::lol:.

But judging by other ppl comments it’s a miss more than hit, not even 4 on IMDb, and barely a proper like on letterboxd, 99% are giving it 2 and half or less.

Some more from iTunes.

The Thing 4k 3.99
Don't Look Now 4k 3.99
Interstellar 4k 3.99
The Endless 2.99
Lord of The Rings extended Trilogy 4K £19.99
5th Element 4k 3.99
Ran 4k 3.99
War of the World's (original) 4k 3.99
Mega time Squad 2.99

These three arrived yesterday. Seeing Dead of Night without a slipcase is irritating, but I know it'll be temporary because I tend to file discs away after watching them and don't have many boxes on display. The Green Man was a blind buy – it's the only one of the three I haven't seen.

I have The Green Man on dvd. It's really good. Alistair Sim is excellent as a vacuum cleaner salesman / bomber.

The Green Man sounds like the sort of absurdist black comedy which I really like, something tonally similar to Arsenic and Old Lace or Kind Hearts and Coronets, both of which are amongst my favourite films.

It's not as silly / daft / bonkers as Arsenic and Old Lace.

My carboot buys this morn, a few tools, screen protector for my phone, £1.50 about £7 in phone shops etc, odds and ends of owt and nowt like kitchen roll :lol:, 3 viz annuals £1 each and all this lot.
Varies prices but around £10 in total.

The overview on the rear cover says "the film makes an interesting companion piece to MacKendrick's The Ladykillers", which is an attractive comparison.

I watched The Ladykillers for the first time ever last weekend I really enjoyed it!

I think The Ladykillers is a brilliant film, one of the all-time great British comedies.