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TT film at a cinema near you!!
Anyone with any remote interest in the Isle of Man TT should go and see the film 'TT3D Closer to the edge'. I have not been to the picture house in years, but went to see the 1135pm showing, only 7 people there so never got any talking, paper rustling or any other annoying things people used to do!!
A top 'must see film' TT3D: Closer To The Edge - in Cinemas Everywhere April 20
Guy Martin............Top man!!
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It was a very good film, and I enjoyed it thoroughly! Likewise, there were only maybe 20 people there - an excellent experience. I'm never going to look at Guy Martin quite the same again - if I ever meet him, I'll have to try NOT look at his toes!
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Saw it on Wednesday night and can't recommend it highly enough. Every seat was taken in the cinema and I've never known an audience be so completely absorbed in a film.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Endurodude
It was a very good film, and I enjoyed it thoroughly! Likewise, there were only maybe 20 people there - an excellent experience. I'm never going to look at Guy Martin quite the same again - if I ever meet him, I'll have to try NOT look at his toes!
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Saw it this evening. A great film. Definitely hope never to see GM's toes twitch
cheers
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Unbelievable like a man eating his head.
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:-((((
Not at a cinema near me, .... I'm in Cambridge, searched the listings several weeks ago, nada. Must have another search. Nearest was Norwich. too far!
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Not at a cinema near me, .... I'm in Cambridge, searched the listings several weeks ago, nada. Must have another search. Nearest was Norwich. too far!
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spoke too soon! Thanks to the good link posted, its on at the Arts in Bury, tomorrow. At the same tiime as the motogp! and my friends parachute jump! Might see it next week.
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Unbelievable like a man eating his head.
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Great film! What a bunch of loonies!
Makes me want to go back to the TT again.
(Its a great laugh if you haven't been)
Matt
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