Links It's seven years ago and the weekly "My Favourite Film of ..." posts are in full swing (expect a catch-up in June 2027 starting on the tenth anniversary of the last post).
So for Review 2015, I asked people to write about when and how they saw some of their favourite and not so favourite films.
Mags wrote about seeing Fatal Attraction dozens of times while she worked as an usher just for one moment, Kat talked about seeing The Empire Strikes Back with her Dad when it was originally released, Annette's first experience of seeing the ending to My Girl, Tim's visit to an illicit screening of A Clockwork Orange, Marc on finally seeing Casablanca at St Luke's Church in Liverpool and firstly (in order of posting) Diane on the inclusivity of a Sex and the City audience.
Now, on with the show....
"‘We used real wolves for the Roman camp part. They were meant to be attacking – but they kept running away with their tails between their legs’"
"Dozens of tractors covered in fairy lights took to the Ribble Valley roads at the weekend as an annual charity tractor run returned."
"The Christmas events will run during the school holidays."
"Four families who parked in Lancaster for free to do Christmas shopping had to pay to get out after returning to the car park to find it locked."
Snow scene (1998)
"Konnie Huq makes a Christmas snow scene, under the watchful eye of the returning veteran Blue Peter presenter Yvette Fielding. No pressure, Konnie."
"Konnie Huq makes a Christmas snow scene, under the watchful eye of the returning veteran Blue Peter presenter Yvette Fielding. No pressure, Konnie."
"I'm not a bot is exactly what a bot would say." [via]
"Twitter timelines seem to have been flooded by hateful accounts, prompting Ann Moody to have to make some tough decisions."
"The end of the year was a time for fasting, feasting and poking fun at the status quo."
"Monica Hudson said she has to be very careful pruning, since mistakes take longer to grow out for trees living in pots."
"BBC Radio 1 reveals further 29 new presenters taking over the station this festive season."
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