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Boxing at the movies - BBC4 Documentary
Posted: 27 Feb 2013, 18:39
by chad
Noticed an interesting programme advertised for this Sunday night on BBC4. Thought I'd give you all the heads up.
BBC4 9pm Sunday 03rd March: Boxing at the movies, Kings of the ring.
Danny Leigh explores the elemental drama of the boxing movie, asking why filmmakers from Stanley Kubrick to Martin Scorsese have returned time and again to tales of the ring.
Great if you love boxing and movies. Just noticed that Cinderella Man is on straight afterwards.
Hope it's a good watch
Re: Boxing at the movies - BBC4 Documentary
Posted: 27 Feb 2013, 20:35
by Dan Dares
Nice one, I'll give it a butchers
Re: Boxing at the movies - BBC4 Documentary
Posted: 28 Feb 2013, 05:01
by dondada
Vaudeville Villain wrote:Why do the Beeb keep putting this tit at the helm of film shows when they have Mark Kermode on the books? Along with Winkleman, he's ruined Film 2013 and they've had some of the shittest Top Five... guests I've ever seen. He'll probably spend most of it moaning about boxing itself.
I'll watch the show, but still.
I do wonder why they didn't give the Film 2013 job to Mark Kermode. Something not quite right there.
I do think this will be a difficult watch but thanks for the heads up - BBC4 has bucket loads of great stuff, most of which I miss.
Re: Boxing at the movies - BBC4 Documentary
Posted: 28 Feb 2013, 09:31
by orbtastic
Some people are just best suited to Radio. Him, Simon Mayo & John Inverdale should be kept on the radio.
I think he suffers from conjunctivitis or something, his eyes always look screwed and he looks like he has 24/7 'flu, always sweating and pale.
Re: Boxing at the movies - BBC4 Documentary
Posted: 28 Feb 2013, 09:45
by Datsue
dondada wrote:Vaudeville Villain wrote:Why do the Beeb keep putting this tit at the helm of film shows when they have Mark Kermode on the books? Along with Winkleman, he's ruined Film 2013 and they've had some of the shittest Top Five... guests I've ever seen. He'll probably spend most of it moaning about boxing itself.
I'll watch the show, but still.
I do wonder why they didn't give the Film 2013 job to Mark Kermode. Something not quite right there.
I do think this will be a difficult watch but thanks for the heads up - BBC4 has bucket loads of great stuff, most of which I miss.
Agreed on all points. Leigh is difficult to listen to, let alone watch.
Re: Boxing at the movies - BBC4 Documentary
Posted: 28 Feb 2013, 09:54
by orbtastic
Ignore me, I thought it was James King.
Re: Boxing at the movies - BBC4 Documentary
Posted: 28 Feb 2013, 10:45
by King Tubby
Re: Boxing at the movies - BBC4 Documentary
Posted: 28 Feb 2013, 17:26
by lillywhite14
MachoMan09 wrote:Inverdale and the Six Nations coverage is an interesting one. A new anchor and better commentators is probably a good idea. A whole new set-up actually. From the current cast of thousands, I'd only keep five and some of them only by the skin of their teeth.
Guscott - keep
Davies - keep
Matthews - keep
M. Williams - keep
Nicol - keep
Inverdale - get rid
Mohammad - get rid
Gabby - get rid
Woodward - get rid
Cotter - get rid
Dallaglio - get rid
Moore - get rid
Butler - get rid
S. Williams - get rid
Sonja Mc - get rid
Douglas - get rid
Anyone I can't remember - get rid
Davies needs to be outed. He don't co-commentate. He just talks about/cheers on Wales for 80 minutes. Too many Welsh on the 6 nations bbc coverage.
Butler has to stay purely for his French prounounciation. It gets more outlandish as the weeks go by.