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Re: Summer in February

#31 Post by lisapip » Sun Jun 09, 2013 5:13 pm

I enjoyed the films from start to finnish.
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I have watched alot worse.
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Re: Summer in February

#32 Post by chelle1973 » Sun Jun 09, 2013 5:35 pm

Dam it!! I missed Dominics bum that musta happened while i was asleep!!! Nah i managed to stay awake throughout but the film was quite boring! Beautiful scenery tho. And i agree with Florences dad...she made her bed let her lie in it, i didnt feel sorry for her one little bit! 3/10...meh
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Re: Summer in February

#33 Post by raj101 » Sun Jun 09, 2013 5:50 pm

more dreary than February in summer.
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Re: Summer in February

#34 Post by biggins » Sun Jun 09, 2013 5:50 pm

Beate wrote:
ejwrank wrote:
newdot wrote:are you "of a certain age" ?

if so....yes

:)
On Diane65's behalf, OUCH! I guess I would be considered 'of an elderly age" by you!
Well I hope you were glad of your morning out... :rolleyes:

Yes it is nice for us old folk to get out!! Managed to get across the road without any help and didn't need a zimmer frame!! :rolleyes:

At least folk of "a certain age" know how to behave themselves and not play with mobile phones etc. during the film, Newclot - sorry I mean Newdot!
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Re: Summer in February

#35 Post by Diane65 » Sun Jun 09, 2013 6:06 pm

Thanks for coming to my rescue ladies o/

I too enjoyed my outing and Ring and Ride got me home just in time for my meals on wheels. Yes we do know how to behave in public ;)
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Re: Summer in February

#36 Post by Beate » Sun Jun 09, 2013 6:38 pm

Newdot, I have news for you - you are going to be old one day too - THEN you can be rude - not now.

Now let's leave it at that. This thread is not about the elderly, it's about a film some of us enjoyed but most didn't. Whichever age they were.
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Re: Summer in February

#37 Post by marjoreemarjora » Sun Jun 09, 2013 7:52 pm

Lovely to get a free picture on a Sunday morning, and one with beautiful scenery too.

Like period drams and loved Downton and was keen to see 'Matthew Crawley' from Downton in a different role but I fear I preferred Downton to this.

Non the less, altho a bit slow at times quite watchable and happy went to see it but only 5/10 from me too I think

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highlight of the day had to be the weather!!
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Re: Summer in February

#38 Post by Jenfa » Sun Jun 09, 2013 8:25 pm

I was very surprised and actually really enjoyed this film - I found it enjoyable from beginning to end!
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Re: Summer in February

#39 Post by weliveandbreathewords » Sun Jun 09, 2013 8:54 pm

Astonishingly, the screening was packed & no one walked out. That said, the audience were of "a certain age" & probably glad of a day out. Bless.
Would like to point out i'm 21, and certainly not 'of a certain age' and however enjoyed it!
That being said I did think Dominic Cooper's character was a douche and couldn't get my head around Florence seemingly finding a bottle of cyanide hidden in 'not so secret' places everytime she was feeling low. Felt sorry for the captain on his return and the fact that he had a son he'd never known about :(

Was more of a 'documentary' film though, would possibly have done better on TV in association with the BBC :)
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Re: Summer in February

#40 Post by tina dunn » Sun Jun 09, 2013 9:10 pm

i watched this film this morning.. set in 1913 about a group of young artists living in Cornwall, its a very sweet love story. i thoroughly enjoyed it.. it was a real feelgood film with a touch of sadness, but it made a change from violence, it also made it for me by this being a true story.. i would highly recommend this film but more to the female population..
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