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[Crazyfool01]

 

[Bike_Like_A_Mum]

Yep...Spiderman is on there! Hopefully an 11am showing like the kids films were last year so we can have a nice slow morning one day

[Greenelk]

Getting Asteroid City is pretty big.  And the Wham singalong, obviously

[Colorblindjames]

Glad they are showing the Corbyn doc. Remember folks any Labour Party members are not allowed to watch this.

Makes up a bit for booking Wes Streeting. 

[1986]

3 minutes ago, Greenelk said:

Getting Asteroid City is pretty big.  And the Wham singalong, obviously

Yeah I assume it'll be on general release by then but it'll still be very new. Very cool.

Would probably still rather watch it at in the cinema at home though.

[Crazyfool01]

1 minute ago, Colorblindjames said:

Glad they are showing the Corbyn doc. Remember folks any Labour Party members are not allowed to watch this.

Makes up a bit for booking Wes Streeting. 

spoke on the Pyramid a few years back so id imagine the Eavis family are still fans of his 

[Greenelk]

1 minute ago, 1986 said:

Yeah I assume it'll be on general release by then but it'll still be very new. Very cool.

Would probably still rather watch it at in the cinema at home though.

Looks like general release is from June 23rd June in the UK

[Drinky]

Some late night Withnail will do nicely

[squirrelarmy]

Clash dependant I might pop along for Kevin and Perry. I did the 20th anniversary party in Ibiza last year and it went off!

[FuzzyDunlop]

1 minute ago, squirrelarmy said:

Clash dependant I might pop along for Kevin and Perry. I did the 20th anniversary party in Ibiza last year and it went off!

Can I have a jam sandwich please?

[1986]

For those who have done it is t a good film watching experience? I have an image of other outdoor cinemas where everyone talks over it and you hear the thudding from the stage next door etc.

[Quark]

5 minutes ago, Drinky said:

Some late night Withnail will do nicely

Yup, that's on my radar! 

[Ashl]

7 minutes ago, 1986 said:

For those who have done it is t a good film watching experience? I have an image of other outdoor cinemas where everyone talks over it and you hear the thudding from the stage next door etc.

I've been a few times for a sit down (but not often a full film), it is generally fairly good, people are quiet there is often a bit of sound leakage from the Acoustic. The best thing I went to there was a silent movie with live musical alongside (Minima I think they were called).

[El Weirdo]

14 minutes ago, Drinky said:

Some late night Withnail will do nicely

Yup.  Might have to get good and stoned and watch this again.  One of my absolute favourite films.

[Dave_c]

15 minutes ago, FuzzyDunlop said:

Can I have a jam sandwich please?

Classic movie.

Edited May 23, 2023 by Dave_c

[PassingCloud]

Can I bring my Camberwell Carrot?

[El Weirdo]

2 minutes ago, PassingCloud said:

Can I bring my Camberwell Carrot?

Yes. And the finest wines available to humanity.

[nikkic]

With a lack of classic trance at Glasto, watching Kevin and Perry might be a good way to get your fix! 

[mungo57]

If there’s something decent on weds/Thurs will make my way down. Might be interested in the Corbyn documentary, depending on what else is on

[Simsy]

1 hour ago, Bike_Like_A_Mum said:

Yep...Spiderman is on there! Hopefully an 11am showing like the kids films were last year so we can have a nice slow morning one day

There are days/times for all the films other than Spiderman, so I'm guessing that's the Saturday 12:30pm "suprise" and it wasn't supposed to be on the poster 😂

[deepkittycaz]

The whole Weekender screening & DJ event sounds excellent!

[MEGATRONICMEATWAGON]

I think I know more names on this poster drop than Glade, Shangri La, and Silver Hayes combined, lol.

There's some great films on there tho if it's your thing.

Withnail & I - can anyone achieve the drinking game that goes along with it?

E.T. - one of my all time favourite childhood films.

Candyman - for some late night gore.

A Clockwork Orange - a piece of horrific mesmerising art.

Wicker Man - prob the most haunting British film ever.

 

Edited May 23, 2023 by MEGATRONICMEATWAGON

[MrZigster]

So Matlilda is the closest they've got to getting Tim Minchin at the festival.

[Quark]

Ugh, Withnail 16.45 on Saturday. No chance that's happening.

Really don't get why you'd put a cult classic that screams "late night viewing" in that slot 

[Mich1268]

"ET and Clockwork Orange stand out for me".....is a sentence I never expected to write....