Films/DVD Asylum

Posted by chris.redmond2@bushinternet.com (R) on June 13, 2008 at 09:19:22

In Reply to: RE: ONCE A TIME: The OUTSIDE INQUIRING= Only honest answer permited! posted by patrickU on June 13, 2008 at 05:43:09

>I meant " certain " about life after death, dear Chris...<

I've only got personal, anecdotal evidence which will prove nothing to anyone, and although nothing is certain I'm convinced beyond reasonable doubt there is something else.

If I'm right, death is nothing to fear, and if I'm wrong I won't be around wondering how I got it so wrong. :0)


"After the second viewing I understood, the first time I thought like you."

Some films were perhaps meant to be viewed once and the journey savoured, as once you know the destination there's no sense of anticipation.
Then again, maybe it was a fake. :0)



I saw Hobson's Choice many years ago but could do to see it again.
The area where it's based, Salford, is only around 30 miles from where I live so I can relate to the accent, mannerisms and mentality.

Yesterday it was announced that ten of David Lean's classic films have been restored to coincide with his centenery year so this could result in on or two finding their way into my home.



Best Regards,
Chris redmond.

• David Lean centenary.   (Open in New Window)