And in power

A strange morality we have these days where you can have films like 'Hostel' where people get blowtorched in the face for fun and 24-hour free hardcore p***. but we can't have 'sexism' in films.

You have to the love the 21st.

It generally made a merely good film excellent. Can't beat seeing a bloke putting a bird firmly in her place.

That is an absolutely cracking story and something to be proud of.

Coming to a cinema near you... Jason Statham IS.....The Misogynist

Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah

Thanks cucking. Funny thing is, my dad also worked on a lot of the films mentioned on this thread. Hammer house of horror movies, on the buses etc. Things were very different then. He worked on a film called the Devil rides out. I remember watching it and was blown away by the sex scenes as a kud..

A lot of our family pets got into these films. Kittens in Tommy the Toreador and I had a pet rabbit from the hammer house series. Dad saved it from the set of an episode. And I mean saved, as in those days, if there was a scene with a dead rabbit, they actually killed the rabbit for the scene. Geno (I liked the early Dexys) was the only rabbit to survive.

Different times then, both better than now and worse than now at the same time. Were supposed to live in an enlightened age but curiously, as this thread points out, there are films that just wouldn't get made now. In some ways, that's not bad but imho, we shouldn't ignore that back then, some people had different attitudes and hey, it was what it was.

We used to sit down as a family and watch Love Thy Neighbor. It was the top show at the time but also, "see you at tea time" was something you would hear in my school all the time. Nowadays you would take to twitter in disgust, then, someone was getting a "smack in the mouth". If the person on the receiving end was hard enough.

Ah, the good old, bad old days...

"You can lead a horse to water but a pencil must be lead"

Stan Laurel