Just getting back into it, and want to get my film back quick. Heard McBain's takes over 2 weeks! Anyways, is there much difference from one london drugs to another?
In the mood for a bit of a Sexy Beast, Lock Stock style film. Haven't watched any in years, probably since Sexy Beast. Any decent ones, even half decent ones accepted!
I got a disappointing medium res scan from my local snappy snaps. I've recently upgraded from a point and shoot to an slr and do not want to get another underwhelming batch of photos back. What are some good quality/affordable places in London? I've heard Aperture is good, and pricing seems reasonable. Bayeux is maybe too expensive for me, but I'm open to any suggestions. Thanks!
I'm looking for stores or market stalls in London with dedicated sections for film cameras but not sure where to look. I know charity shops often sell old cameras but each usually only stocks a few, at best.
Anywhere with a fairly large selection of second-hand, inexpensive film cameras would be great. Thanks :)
Here's what I recall from the film:
- There's a scene set in the coal mines, if I remember correctly one of the boy's father dies in the said coal mine
- There were a group of boys all living under one roof
- One of the boys is a mute, he uses a flute or something like that to communicate and is a lookout for when the boys commit crimes.
- There's a scene where the group of boys rob a butchers horse carriage, I remember there being sausages but can't remember if the carriage was just sausages or if the boys just really wanted the sausages in particular, the mute is posed as look out on nearby roofs, he spots police and begins to play his flute, the camera cuts the boys struggling to get away from the police and i think maybe one of the boys gets caught and left behind?
- This could just be my mind playing tricks on me but I'm pretty sure the boys are all under the care of older adult, I remember his desk being next to a really tall bookshelf?
I know this is probably barely anything to go off of but I'm out of options, I thought maybe it was a baker street boys or sherlock film but I can't find anything like that, also the film looked like it was shot with recentish equipment and im pretty sure its a film so it cant be the old baker boy television series.
Thanks for any help! :)
Hello! I have summed it up, pretty much, in the title, but I cannot remember the name of this old British horror-ish film series, that followed a Dr. something or other, and his various students. I remember that one film in the series is set in an archeological dig in the London Underground, and I think that it turned out to be aliens? Does this make any sense? I hope that it does! Thank you, in advance!
Does anyone know if there are any businesses in London that transfer old 8 mm film to digital media? We have a bunch of old film reels of my wife’s family from the 60s and 70s, including her and her sister as toddlers with their grandmother and their mom, both who have passed away, and I would love to give the digitized films to her as a Christmas gift.
