Class50haulage Reviews

A Christmas Carol (1951)

Best bit

[7/10 · 24 December 2022]

When Michael Hordern raises his chains in a loud apocalyptic yell. This really makes me need to watch for that particular moment each Christmas it's on. To think George Cole went on to be in the UK tv drama 'Minder' makes him a widely skilled actor in my opinion. I've not seen the other films or tv his been in but would seek IMDB, to look out for George Cole and Michael Hordern in other production they have acted in. To see that it's enjoyable with 18yr old to 25yr olds, now makes this even more outstanding in professional acting for its appeal not only for middle aged viewers like myself who would watch as a child when parent turned the telly on to see it. But that yell and scene with Michael Hordern is by far the best in my books The timing is great and always has me turn the volume up for that part of the scene he plays each time I watch the film.

Wildlife on One (1977–2005)

Re runs needed

[10/10 · 29 April 2021]

The full series of this is in a dire need of a full re run on maybe e.g Yesterday or BBC 4.

I'm with Stupid (2005– )

Where are the DVDs and re runs!

[10/10 · 29 April 2021]

It was so good watching it the first time but this is screeming out to be rerun on the telly....

Tales of Mystery and Imagination (1995)

Captivated me as a 16 year old

[10/10 · 27 July 2020]

Found this very entertaining and captivating and always liked waiting at the end to hear him say goodnight and sleep well in the sinister way he always did....

The Ghost Train (1941)

A great film for the rail enthusiast who likes unbeatable old style acting

[10/10 · 27 July 2020]

Aired today on Talking Pictures tv, this is a great film if you like old style acting with a passion for trains. Very entertaining. I wanted to feel like I was with them and I did.....priceless well acted entertainment...

Smokescreen (1964)

Absolutely fantastic well acted film

[10/10 · 27 July 2020]

This had me captivated all the way from the start. Didn't want leave my arm chair for a single beer through the whole film. Some of the best acting iv ever seen

So Long at the Fair (1950)

Keeps you captivated and watching....

[7/10 · 27 July 2020]

Im in my 40s and grew up with a father who watched black and white films. Nothing else was on so gave this a go....the film aired on Talking Pictures tv, Kept me watching it to find out the mystery...the ending was sudden...but that adds to the entertainment value on a personal level...I wonder how this might pan out as a remake with Jessica Hynes as Victoria Barton....