Luther BBC film

[Olderisbetter]

Been waiting a while for the Luther film based on the BBC series and its only on netflix, as it opens it says its a BBC film so why if i am paying a license fee is it on netflix and not BBC1?

 

[Kayos]

I watched it last night. A big fan of the series and the film didn't disappoint

Only one reason it's not on BBC and that is money

I recently cancelled my prime video as they were putting unskippable ads, despite the fact it's a paid for service

 

[fractured]

I watched the film on Friday. I didn't know they had made one until I put Netflix on at my mams. I did enjoy it bbut it makes you realise why a six part, thus six hour, series works so well. BTW, I then watched a film called Fall - apart from a typically American Dallas" Type twist at one point, a gripping film (I actually enjoyed it as much as Luther).

 

[Craig-SM]

I watched the film on Friday. I didn't know they had made one until I put Netflix on at my mams. I did enjoy it bbut it makes you realise why a six part, thus six hour, series works so well. BTW, I then watched a film called Fall - apart from a typically American Dallas" Type twist at one point, a gripping film (I actually enjoyed it as much as Luther).

I’m trying to watch Fall. I say trying as I have a fear of heights and this film is triggering all the emotions. It’s good so I need to finish it, I just need my heart to hold up.

 

[maroon]

Why are you paying Netflix for BBC?

Just watched that the gold series. I thaught that was good.

 

[badabec]

Fall: so they never heard of a Prusik knot? James Bond uses his shoelaces in For Your Eyes Only to climb a rope. Sorry, I can't suspend disbelief when I watch films like this.

 

[gaz1]

Been waiting a while for the Luther film based on the BBC series and its only on netflix, as it opens it says its a BBC film so why if i am paying a license fee is it on netflix and not BBC1?

i cant see what your moaning at as its always been like that for a long time now

many stuff has been broadcasted on other channels mainly saterlite before terrestrial tv got it

the bbc has been creaming it for years and thats why the bbc suits have their cake and eat it too

 

[Brad93]

I assume netflix have bought the rights from BBC

 

[Olderisbetter]

i cant see what your moaning at as its always been like that for a long time now

many stuff has been broadcasted on other channels mainly saterlite before terrestrial tv got it

the bbc has been creaming it for years and thats why the bbc suits have their cake and eat it too

I just feel tricked, if i am paying towards something i expect to see it on the BBC first not pay an additional cost, if they want to be a subscription service drop the mandatory license fee, but i suspect with the loans being arranged for friends that will never happen.

 

[Barking Mat]

Is it gory ? Watched the trailer, suitable for my 15 year old daughter, or best wait till she's gone to bed ?

She saw Alien at the cinema, last week and nearly fell asleep.

Wish I'd seen Alien at the cinema.

 

[Barking Mat]

No, apparently not suitable.

Just watched the first 20 minutes..

 

[Burdekin]

Watched The Banshees of Inisherin last night and was surprisingly quite dark.

 

[Brad93]

No, apparently not suitable.

Just watched the first 20 minutes..

not suitable at all

 

[gerrymoore]

Watched fall last night..
Very good and I hate heights .. I use a vpn and get lots of goodies to watch ... must try the Luther cos I enjoy him

 

[Barking Mat]

Cracking film suitably dark. Reminded me of that Batman Joker film.