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I am engrossed in Hell on Wheels, season 4.
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....and especially Disney Pixar's Inside Out - check out the trailer for this one - a very, very clever idea [&o].

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Going to take my little cruisers to see this tomorrow - can't wait! [:)]
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Well worth the wait! This film is as good as expected and strongly recommended. Very clever idea and, in places, laugh out loud funny.

Great stuff Disney Pixar once again [&o]
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Heartbreaking,

Masterpiece Theatre- Moll Flanders
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....and especially Disney Pixar's Inside Out - check out the trailer for this one - a very, very clever idea [&o].

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Going to take my little cruisers to see this tomorrow - can't wait! [:)]
warspite1

Well worth the wait! This film is as good as expected and strongly recommended. Very clever idea and, in places, laugh out loud funny.

Great stuff Disney Pixar once again [&o]
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No one else seen this?
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Going to take my little cruisers to see this tomorrow - can't wait! [:)]
warspite1

Well worth the wait! This film is as good as expected and strongly recommended. Very clever idea and, in places, laugh out loud funny.

Great stuff Disney Pixar once again [&o]
warspite1

No one else seen this?
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Apparently not.... how strange.
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Well worth the wait! This film is as good as expected and strongly recommended. Very clever idea and, in places, laugh out loud funny.

Great stuff Disney Pixar once again [&o]
warspite1

No one else seen this?
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Apparently not.... how strange.
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I stopped going to the movie theatre a decade ago. But it is on top of films that I want to see. So maybe one day soon I will have the opportunity to watch it. [:)]
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I don't watch a lot of tv since I prefer to spend my spare time gaming. I did take my daughter to see Jurassic World, which I did quite enjoy. I also watched the documentary Blackfish on Netflix. But all I'm really looking forward to is December when the new Star Wars flick comes out. J.J. did better than I expected with Star Trek, so I'm cautiously optimistic about this one..
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I don't watch a lot of tv since I prefer to spend my spare time gaming. I did take my daughter to see Jurassic World, which I did quite enjoy. I also watched the documentary Blackfish on Netflix. But all I'm really looking forward to is December when the new Star Wars flick comes out. J.J. did better than I expected with Star Trek, so I'm cautiously optimistic about this one..
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What were your thoughts on the subject as a result? Would you visit SeaWorld?
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I don't watch a lot of tv since I prefer to spend my spare time gaming. I did take my daughter to see Jurassic World, which I did quite enjoy. I also watched the documentary Blackfish on Netflix. But all I'm really looking forward to is December when the new Star Wars flick comes out. J.J. did better than I expected with Star Trek, so I'm cautiously optimistic about this one..
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What were your thoughts on the subject as a result? Would you visit SeaWorld?
I watched Blackfish as well. A documentary well worth watching since it fuels a debate that is worth having.

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I suggest that you visit SeaWorld after you have spent a couple of minutes online checking that their morality confirms with your own standard.
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I don't watch a lot of tv since I prefer to spend my spare time gaming. I did take my daughter to see Jurassic World, which I did quite enjoy. I also watched the documentary Blackfish on Netflix. But all I'm really looking forward to is December when the new Star Wars flick comes out. J.J. did better than I expected with Star Trek, so I'm cautiously optimistic about this one..
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What were your thoughts on the subject as a result? Would you visit SeaWorld?
I watched Blackfish as well. A documentary well worth watching since it fuels a debate that is worth having.

*censored*

I suggest that you visit SeaWorld after you have spent a couple of minutes online checking that their morality confirms with your own standard.
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I haven't seen Blackfish - although have read about it and the debate that surrounds it. I agree it is a debate that needs to be heard.

Personally I have no issue with what they are doing at Sea World and I will be happy to visit the park again if and when we are lucky enough to go back to Florida.

This decision is based purely on the evidence I have read and seen to date.
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Watched Blackfish. I then read Seaworld's response.

Just highlights the power of film and how statements can be presented as 'facts' and, when put together with random film clips, can give totally false impressions.

As with most things in life, its good to hear both sides and understand opposing views before jumping to conclusions one way or another.

All I would say is don't watch one without reading the other.
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Good point, warspite1. Particularly worth noting that both sides have an ideology to defend and 'document' in any way they can. Sometimes these expose style 'documentaries' are little more than a bully pulpit and / or propaganda campaign cleverly disguised as a documentary. That approach is pretty brazenly biased to begin with.
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Just finished watching the "Civil War" Kenneth Burns documentary. So very good.
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Episode 1 - so far so good. A real hard-edged cop show. I expected to have no idea what is going on - and sure enough, after one episode, I don't! [:D]
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Episode 2 watched.... even less of a clue what on earth they are talking about.. absolutely no clue [X(]
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Series 2 of True Detective is seriously getting into gear. Really pleased I stuck with it. If anyone likes cop shows True Detective 1 and 2 are great examples of the genre.
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Episode 1 - so far so good. A real hard-edged cop show. I expected to have no idea what is going on - and sure enough, after one episode, I don't! [:D]
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Episode 2 watched.... even less of a clue what on earth they are talking about.. absolutely no clue [X(]
warspite1

Series 2 of True Detective is seriously getting into gear. Really pleased I stuck with it. If anyone likes cop shows True Detective 1 and 2 are great examples of the genre.
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...and the series finished last night. Been highly watchable - roll on Season 3.. please.
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Coronation Street! [8D]

When we were in Manchester earlier this week we went to the old Coronation Street set to see where the world's longest running soap was filmed until 2013.

Great tour, well worth going to see (if you are a fan [:)])

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"The Roosevelts: an intimate portrait"

A Ken Burns documentary about Teddy Roosevel, Franklin Roosevelts & Eleanor Roosevelt. The usual Ken Burns hallmarks of decent archival footage, interesting experts, and detailed facts backed up by the music of the times.
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Just purchased on DVD one of the best series the BBC ever did; Seven Wonders of the Industrial World. This seven part series was shown back in 2003 or 4 and was incredibly interesting. The genius was in telling the stories - always a mix of triumph and tragedy - in a way that the ordinary layman i.e. numptys like me, can understand. The episodes covered the building of :

The Brooklyn Bridge
Bell Rock Lighthouse
Hoover Dam
The Panama Canal
The London Sewerage system
The Great Eastern
The Transcontinental Railway

I finally got around to watch all the episodes of this series.

All episodes were interesting although I still question whether all objects really classify as one out of seven "wonders".

And I agree with my friend, The Honourable Lord Warspite1, that the Bell Rock Lighthouse episode was the best episode.
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Just purchased on DVD one of the best series the BBC ever did; Seven Wonders of the Industrial World. This seven part series was shown back in 2003 or 4 and was incredibly interesting. The genius was in telling the stories - always a mix of triumph and tragedy - in a way that the ordinary layman i.e. numptys like me, can understand. The episodes covered the building of :

The Brooklyn Bridge
Bell Rock Lighthouse
Hoover Dam
The Panama Canal
The London Sewerage system
The Great Eastern
The Transcontinental Railway

I finally got around to watch all the episodes of this series.

All episodes were interesting although I still question whether all objects really classify as one out of seven "wonders".

And I agree with my friend, The Honourable Lord Warspite1, that the Bell Rock Lighthouse episode was the best episode.
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Glad you enjoyed them! [:)] Hopefully others will give them a try - they are well worth the time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCT9PjdTij0
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Just purchased on DVD one of the best series the BBC ever did; Seven Wonders of the Industrial World. This seven part series was shown back in 2003 or 4 and was incredibly interesting. The genius was in telling the stories - always a mix of triumph and tragedy - in a way that the ordinary layman i.e. numptys like me, can understand. The episodes covered the building of :

The Brooklyn Bridge
Bell Rock Lighthouse
Hoover Dam
The Panama Canal
The London Sewerage system
The Great Eastern
The Transcontinental Railway

I finally got around to watch all the episodes of this series.

All episodes were interesting although I still question whether all objects really classify as one out of seven "wonders".

And I agree with my friend, The Honourable Lord Warspite1, that the Bell Rock Lighthouse episode was the best episode.
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Glad you enjoyed them! [:)] Hopefully others will give them a try - they are well worth the time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCT9PjdTij0
The series is available on Netflix so many should have easy access to it.
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