The Dictator
I went to see this film yesterday. I didn’t find it particularly good. Or even that funny! In fact the cinema was rather quiet.
Monty Python would have done the story much better!
May 22, 2012 - Posted by AnonW | World | Entertainment, Films
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The Anonymous Widower 
Charlie Chaplin also did a great send up of a Dictator . . . another area where Gen XYZ miss out again . . .
Even the Fawlty Towers, John Cleese’s Goosesteps & Seig Heils . . . are Monty Pythons Cameos : Confirming how good it was in the Monty Python Days . . .
In OZ, we now have 16 Free to Air TV’s {with the changeover to digital signal} . . . subsequently we have lots of re runs {USA vs UK} . . . watching Dad’s Army {in colour} is very funny {competing against MASH}, and winning a lot of viewers.
Comment by Steam Lover | May 23, 2012 |
Dad’s Army is shown at least once a week on the BBC’s second channel every week. No-one complains. Sadly the creator died recently. We don’t get MASH anymore on mainstream channels, but it may be on digital somewhere. Have you had Allo Allo in Oz? That even went down well in France!
Comment by AnonW | May 23, 2012 |
Yes Allo Allo is on weekly, plus all the old UK Favourites , , , Fawlty Towers, Doctor at Large, Carry On Movies
Comment by Steam Lover | May 23, 2012
There’s rumours of a follow up to Allo, Allo set in Greece called Goodbye Goodbye.
Comment by AnonW | May 23, 2012 |
We better have another Election on that Goodbye Gooodbye, Rumour . . .
There is another Rumour about the Drachma . . . the Greeks can’t leave the Euro . . . they don’t have enough money to reprint new Drachmas
Comment by Steam Lover | May 24, 2012 |
Simon Calder, who is probably Britain’s Number One travel writer, has just said that take a lot of small Euro notes to Greece on holiday. I would add never fly Olympic Airlines. They don’t have Cattle Class, but Goat Class. There are also stories, that in some places credit cards are being refused.
Comment by AnonW | May 25, 2012