You Couldn't Make It Up?

[ToraToraTora]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-23270980
What is going on in the heads of some people?

[jim360]

*Rolls eyes*

[pixie373]

Oh. For Funks Sake!

[pixie373]

That's odd. I put the initials in -eff eff ess. It changed it! For Funks Sake

[ummmm]

lol...we're not allowed to pretend swear either :-)

[sp1814]

ToraToraTora

Jenny Agutter and Sally Thomsett were actually young women (ie in their late teens) when they filmed that.

They were warned by the director not to go drinking in any pubs during the making of the movie and afterwards (when the film was released), lest it confused film-goers.

Not relevent to this thread...but interesting (I think).

They also had to have their boobs strapped down.

[andy-hughes]

Interesting that the biggest complaint about violence was aimed at 'Reacher' starring Tom Cruise - i would guess the 'mis-casting' complaints were too high to be monitored.

As for the most disgusting scene I have ever seen in any film ever - that particular honour goes to Prime Suspect ...



















































































That V-neck sweater worn by Michael Douglas in the disco scene made me want to throw up!!!

[LoftyLottie]

What happened there Andy!!! Did you fall asleep on the enter key

[andy-hughes]

It was a wind-up Lottie xx

[sunny-dave]

Ridiculous - it was actually about the only film where Jenny Agutter kept her kit on ...

[DJHawkes]

I went to the station the year they filmed it and the tree that slid down the bank was dumped in the car park and it was made of tough fibreglass.

[Kevink]

" it was actually about the only film where Jenny Agutter kept her kit on"

Yeah, that kinda spoiled it for me.

[Snafu03]

I found this film was misrepresentative of the kind of kids that play near railway tracks. They're usually uneducated feral scrotes from sink estates.

[emmie]

are they ^^