Swiss. wrote: ↑17 Mar 2025, 11:03
The Business encapsulates the great hedonistic times that were the early noughties.
This looks depressing and terrible.
The early naughties? The Business is set in the early eighties.
Walls Jacko was heavily involved in the Business as a 'consultant'...his son played the character with the kebab gag
I thought it was a good effort overall, let down with the over the top lairy clobber and lingo...tried to hard on both.
No idea what you are rambling on about tbh. of course the best 'bits' are in trailers, so what is your point, you never watch full films and only trailers?
OK. In simple terms.
If you watch a trailer and are not overly impressed by what are almost certainly the best bits, you have learned not to waste your time watching the whole thing. Unless of course you wish to waste your time in that way.
Stop talking bollocks. Most film trailers have snippets of the best bits. I have seen Marching Powder and most of the best bits aren't in the trailer. So either go and watch it or don't. Nobody cares.
I'm sorry. Have I been rude about your favourite film?
They regularly put the best bits in the trailer. Tells you all you need to know about the rest of the film.
No idea what you are rambling on about tbh. of course the best 'bits' are in trailers, so what is your point, you never watch full films and only trailers?
OK. In simple terms.
If you watch a trailer and are not overly impressed by what are almost certainly the best bits, you have learned not to waste your time watching the whole thing. Unless of course you wish to waste your time in that way.
Stop talking bollocks. Most film trailers have snippets of the best bits. I have seen Marching Powder and most of the best bits aren't in the trailer. So either go and watch it or don't. Nobody cares.
They regularly put the best bits in the trailer. Tells you all you need to know about the rest of the film.
No idea what you are rambling on about tbh. of course the best 'bits' are in trailers, so what is your point, you never watch full films and only trailers?
OK. In simple terms.
If you watch a trailer and are not overly impressed by what are almost certainly the best bits, you have learned not to waste your time watching the whole thing. Unless of course you wish to waste your time in that way.
Bungo wrote: ↑19 Mar 2025, 08:07
I watched the trailer. I feel I have gained a very clear understanding of the style, the plot and the content as a whole.
Is there any possible reason to need to watch the whole film now?
That's why I rarely watch trailers.
That's why I ALWAYS watch trailers.
They regularly put the best bits in the trailer. Tells you all you need to know about the rest of the film.
No idea what you are rambling on about tbh. of course the best 'bits' are in trailers, so what is your point, you never watch full films and only trailers?
Bungo wrote: ↑19 Mar 2025, 08:07
I watched the trailer. I feel I have gained a very clear understanding of the style, the plot and the content as a whole.
Is there any possible reason to need to watch the whole film now?
That's why I rarely watch trailers.
That's why I ALWAYS watch trailers.
They regularly put the best bits in the trailer. Tells you all you need to know about the rest of the film.
Re: Marching Powder (the film)
Posted: 19 Mar 2025, 08:24
by Manuel
Bungo wrote: ↑19 Mar 2025, 08:07
I watched the trailer. I feel I have gained a very clear understanding of the style, the plot and the content as a whole.
Is there any possible reason to need to watch the whole film now?
That's why I rarely watch trailers.
Re: Marching Powder (the film)
Posted: 19 Mar 2025, 08:19
by violator
ag ag ag
Re: Marching Powder (the film)
Posted: 19 Mar 2025, 08:07
by Bungo
I watched the trailer. I feel I have gained a very clear understanding of the style, the plot and the content as a whole.
Is there any possible reason to need to watch the whole film now?
Swiss. wrote: ↑17 Mar 2025, 11:03
The Business encapsulates the great hedonistic times that were the early noughties.
This looks depressing and terrible.
The early naughties? The Business is set in the early eighties.
Re: Marching Powder (the film)
Posted: 19 Mar 2025, 07:26
by Gank
Swiss. wrote: ↑17 Mar 2025, 11:03
The Business encapsulates the great hedonistic times that were the early noughties.
This looks depressing and terrible.
The early naughties? The Business is set in the early eighties.
Re: Marching Powder (the film)
Posted: 18 Mar 2025, 15:34
by Leonard Hatred
Saw it yesterday.
Wasn't very good.
6/10.
Re: Marching Powder (the film)
Posted: 17 Mar 2025, 11:03
by Swiss.
The Business encapsulates the great hedonistic times that were the early noughties.
This looks depressing and terrible.
Re: Marching Powder (the film)
Posted: 15 Mar 2025, 04:05
by Sydney_Iron
I watched the trailer and didn't think it looked that good!
Havnt they done this type of stuff to death already?
Here it is anyway
Re: Marching Powder (the film)
Posted: 14 Mar 2025, 23:21
by Monsieur merde de cheval
Gary Strodders shank" wrote: ↑14 Mar 2025, 12:27
After seeing the trailers and interviews with Love and Dyer I'm looking forward to watching this at some point.
A moody DVD copy like the ones I bought when the football factory and the Business first came out would be welcome but that was of course of a different era.
I also watched the remake of the Firm recently which bought back some memories particularly of the music and fashion of the time.
Russ of the BML" wrote: ↑14 Mar 2025, 13:55
It's also got 87 "cunts" so worth watching just for that.
Is that all
Go woke..go broke
Re: Marching Powder (the film)
Posted: 14 Mar 2025, 22:51
by Monsieur merde de cheval
Strodder wrote :
" A moody DVD copy like the porno ones I bought off the little chinky bird in the boozer when I was off my swede. the football factory and the Business first came out would be welcome but that was of course of a different era"
Re: Marching Powder (the film)
Posted: 14 Mar 2025, 22:42
by Monsieur merde de cheval
Russ of the BML" wrote: ↑14 Mar 2025, 13:55
It's also got 87 "cunts" so worth watching just for that.
Is that all
Go woke..go broke
Re: Marching Powder (the film)
Posted: 14 Mar 2025, 17:33
by Nurse Ratched
Russ of the BML" wrote: ↑14 Mar 2025, 13:55
It's also got 87 "cunts" so worth watching just for that.
That's more than WHO has these days.
Re: Marching Powder (the film)
Posted: 14 Mar 2025, 13:55
by Russ of the BML
It's also got 87 "cunts" so worth watching just for that.
Re: Marching Powder (the film)
Posted: 14 Mar 2025, 13:52
by Russ of the BML
Seen it.
It's not The Godfather, I'll say that.... But then again, nobody said it would be. I mean, if you like your footy / hooligan films, and like getting on it (or used to) then you will like it. Dyer is decent. It's a decent enough story.... Laugh out loud funny is places.
Worth a couple of hours at the flix.
Re: Marching Powder (the film)
Posted: 14 Mar 2025, 12:27
by Gary Strodders shank
After seeing the trailers and interviews with Love and Dyer I'm looking forward to watching this at some point.
A moody DVD copy like the ones I bought when the football factory and the Business first came out would be welcome but that was of course of a different era.
I also watched the remake of the Firm recently which bought back some memories particularly of the music and fashion of the time.
Re: Marching Powder (the film)
Posted: 14 Mar 2025, 11:18
by Mad Ferret
It's based on fraser's life story.
Re: Marching Powder (the film)
Posted: 14 Mar 2025, 11:17
by Pub Bigot
One for Doovde, or when it’s a quid on Amazon Prime.
