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Dallas Buyers Club. 
It was good.

Just watched "Monster" on Prime.
Excellent film based on a true story.
9/10

Just watched "Monster" on Prime.
Excellent film based on a true story.
9/10

Fair point but, do you realistically see anyone other than the teams I mentioned being serious contenders? Liverpool are part of that closed shop, they have just failed to convert membership into actual titles. They are still amongst a very small group of teams that could win the title (baring another Leicester miracle).
Because I'm bored and have nothing better to do, I've taken a look at which teams have occupied the top four places over the last 20 years. So that's 80 places (20 years x 4 places).
The clubs I have mentioned have occupied 85% of those places. (Arsenal 17 of the 80, Man U 16, Chelsea 13, Liverpool 12 and Man City 9).
Outside of those five teams, only Spurs (6 times), Newcastle (2 times), Leeds (2 times), Everton (once) and Leicester (once) have made it into the top four.
So, I think it is pretty close to a closed shop.
I suppose, what I should have said, is I'd be more interested if a team other than one of the "big"  five were challenging.

I wasn't defensive... I think you were perhaps. Its OK to not like something but I just think you didn't present a reflection of what it was actually like. 
However, you have crossed the line referencing Allo Allo. I won't hear a bad word said about it. Rene gave young me hope I could find a girlfriend and Yvette remains my favourite comedy character ever. Happy innocent days. 

Very good in their time. Still elicit a chuckle. I find Porridge dull now, despite loving it at the time.

Chronic more like.
 
Iconic in the same as Mr Blobby was (for any of us unfortunate enough to remember him)?

It’s one of those films I never tire of watching like The Italian Job (original, not the remake).

Watched Jersey Boys. Excellent (if you like the music of course). Hector/10

Just to complete the set of contradictory feedback... 
Whilst watchable I never felt Breaking Bad was in the league of the Sopranos, The Wire, Gomorrah anyway ...but felt Saul was one of its better characters so I watched a season or so of BCS. 
Didnt find it terrible, just felt it didn't have enough meat on the bones to warrant a series of its own. 

I found it a bit slow to start with but I stuck with it and thought it improved a lot (especially without Chuck - I don’t want to give the storyline away) but never reaches the heights of Breaking Bad.

Why not give Fargo a go? both the film and the series. I can recommend both.

That first season of Fargo... Billy Bob Thornton was incredible. Such a psycho. On the edge of my seat every time he was on screen. 

Why not give Fargo a go? both the film and the series. I can recommend both.

Why not give Fargo a go? both the film and the series. I can recommend both.

Why not give Fargo a go? both the film and the series. I can recommend both.

Why not give Fargo a go? both the film and the series. I can recommend both.

Why not give Fargo a go? both the film and the series. I can recommend both.

Having worked at the Stock Exchange in the run-up to dematerialised settlement ('Big Bang'), I can honestly say no, I want nothing to do personally with investing in stocks and shares.

Wasn’t me guv.. honest.

mmmm. Insider dealing? Have you watched Wall Street? 

Just finished watching Giri/Haji. Outstanding series that just got better and better.