tueartsboots
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The fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin starring Martin Clunes being made
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Ridiculous Remake Ideas...
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Bigga
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aphex said:GStar said:Congratulations.... Most pointless bump ever! ;)
now my life is complete!
I think it's top bumping/ bombing/ bumming!! *Delete as appropriate*
BingoBango
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There's been another of the Steve Martin/Pink Panther films released recently. Lordy me.
GStar
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Bigga said:aphex said:GStar said:Congratulations.... Most pointless bump ever! ;)
now my life is complete!
I think it's top bumping/ bombing/ bumming!! *Delete as appropriate*
My bad, replace "pointless" with "random"! I'll delete bumming for you too , no need for any top bumming in this thread! :-o
Bill
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totally agree.mcfc_ms said:I remember there were plans to do a remake of Father Ted.
Bloody shit. They will ruin the best comedy show ever created
Dermot Morgan will never be replaced!
BimboBob
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The Italian Job,re-made but in America but still called The Italian Job...twats.
If they ever get their hands on Zulu there will be blood...
If they ever get their hands on Zulu there will be blood...
bizzbo
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the ladykillers....... what on earth were the coens thinking. twats
the wicker man and get carter also spring to mind. didnt see either of the remakes. I'm not that stupid.
the wicker man and get carter also spring to mind. didnt see either of the remakes. I'm not that stupid.
Bigga
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bizzbo said:the ladykillers....... what on earth were the coens thinking. twats
the wicker man and get carter also spring to mind. didnt see either of the remakes. I'm not that stupid.
I actually appreciated some sections of the remake! Those bits were funny. But, as a whole, it was dire and didn't translate the vestige of Ealing, very well.