Cinematic scribbles of a ham sandwich fan
May 15, 2021

16 films on TV to enjoy this week

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Con Air     Sat   15/5   ITV @ 22.50 Cameron Poe is going home after a spell in jail for killing a man while defending his wife. On the plan...
May 14, 2021

Great White

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Hell's reef. Why would anyone go to a place called Hell's reef? The clue's in the name. It's a bad spot. Remember what happe...
May 13, 2021

A few days of normality

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Been back at home in Roscrea with the parents since Tuesday. Haven't watch a film since Monday. Usually films are my way of relaxing but...
May 10, 2021

Video nasty rewatch part 27 - Island Of Death

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Celia and Christopher have arrived in Mykonos on holidays. One a brit and one a yank. Her cute and him square jawed. The film they're in...

Fried Barry

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Don't know quite how to talk about Fried Barry, a new scifi/comedy/horror from South Africa that's now available on Shudder. It'...
May 09, 2021

Swearing is big and clever.

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RTE1 had a programme about swearing on tonight and it reminded me of the best usage of profanity in all of cinema.  Trading Places. 1983. Pa...

Beyond Friday

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Beyond Friday is a film watching party that happens on Twitter every friday night at 11pm. A group of like minded movie fans get together an...
May 08, 2021

17 films on TV this week just pour vous

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Run All Night    Sat   8/5   TCM @ 21.00 An Irish mob enforcer kills to protect his son but the death has major repercussions and he soon f...
May 07, 2021

In The Earth

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Ben Wheatley's return to the genre that made his name after 8 years feels very much like a film that would only really work in 2021. Set...
May 06, 2021

For The Sake Of Vicious

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One word really stands out in the title of this film. Can you guess what it is? It's not 'The' anyway. Let me give you a clue. S...
May 04, 2021

Netflix ist scheisse

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I've just spent 30 minutes looking for something to watch on Netflix. There's has to be a German word for that. All that choice and ...
May 03, 2021

A memorable cinema visit - Shutter Island

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In Germany big English language films tend to be dubbed into German for mainstream audiences. The only way for German cinema goers to see fi...
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ronandusty
Ronan here. A Tipp man with a penchant for ham sandwiches who likes to talk about movies, TV and general nerdiness. Contact me at Hamsandwichcinema@gmail.com
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