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The Weekly Retro Movie Rundown 253
Great balls of fire! It's time for another instalment of our weekly retro movie rundown and this one has got us pretty excited!
Preheating the oven to a toasty 180, we will begin our journey to soft, warm baking glory with some simple scales and ingredients. Turning some basic looking matter into something which will fill our home with a smell from our childhood and will produce one of the most simple pleasures we can create. Weighing, measuring, mixing and kneading our way to a perfect dough, we will slide our creation into the fiery food box. Awaiting for mystic food science to happen, will our bread be as soft, fluffy and scrumptious as we imagined? Only one way to find out!
Have a happy retro weekend!
SATURDAY 5th August
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The Weekly Retro Movie Rundown 211
Raindrops and roses! Another retro movie weekend is here and boy are we excited!
As the eager movies goers begin to appear and take positions, the excitement will begin to rise as we inch closer to the opening moment with every passing second. Getting comfortable, food and drinks at the ready, we'll wait in anticipation for the big white screen to light up and take us away to far and distant lands packed with adventure. We'll boo the baddies and cheer the heroes as we briefly escape the real world to a place where anything is possible.
Have a happy retro weekend!
SATURDAY 3rd September
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10 Things You (Probably) Didn’t Know About… The Princess Bride
Action-packed, funny and light-hearted, it's not wonder that 1987's The Princess Bride is still as much loved now s it has ever been. Being packed with sooo many classic quotes including that one has possibly helped just a touch too!
So! Let us dive head first into the pool of frankly inconceivable facts about this classic with our 10 Things You (Probably) Didnât Know About The Princess Bride. Enjoy!
1. Neither Cary Elwes or Mandy Patinkin had any sword-fighting experience before filming. Both trained rigorously, and every frame of Inigo and Westleyâs sword fight on The Cliffs of Insanity is actually the two actors.
2. The music came with a quirky catch.
Director Rob Reiner wanted Mark Knopfler from Dire Straits to write the music for the movie. He agreed, on one condition: That Reiner put the hat that he wore in âThis Is Spinal Tapâ in the film. He did, and it appears in the grandsonâs bedroom.
The Weekly Retro Movie Rundown 192
Steam in my snorkel! It's only another weekend and time for another classic Retro Movie Rundown. Oh how we spoil you!
Like a keen and adventurous swimmer, we find ourselves suiting up for another dip into the cold and unforgiving Atlantic ocean. We'll paddle out before scouting out the coastline for what mysterious creatures and plant life may lurk in the depths. Will there be crabs? Will there be fish? Only time, patience and some very cold hands will tell.
Have a happy retro weekend!
SATURDAY 16th April
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The Weekly Retro Movie Rundown 182
Great balls of fire! Another weekend, another amazing chance to catch some top retro films!
Trekking our way through the jungle like a khaki wearing explorer, we find ourselves totally and completely surrounded with classic movie wilderness. Each turn will lead to previously unseen territory where we could learn more around the worth around us, find new lands and discover something completely new. Like this weekend's top picks for retro goodness, there are no wrong turns, just new adventures.
Have a happy retro weekend!
SATURDAY 6th FEBRUARY
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The Weekly Retro Movie Rundown 174
Beans on toast! Itâs the Weekend!
So at the back of a bustling busy restaurant amongst stacks of dirty dishes and cutlery let us be your eager to please Kitchen hand, as we hold aloft our scrubbing brush of retro movie awesomeness, let us hose down mounds of crud covered pots with a jettison of cinematic greatness before we stand in awe at a glistening mountain of celluloid wonder.
Happy retro weekend!
SATURDAY 28th NOVEMBER
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Seven Ways from Sundown (1960) 5USA 9:15am-11:00am (1 hour 45 minutes)