Orpheus

Samson & Delilah

Posted by Martin Booth | Tuesday, 4 April 2010 | Bristol, Cinema

Set about as far away from anything you have watched before, Samson & Delilah is...

Posted by Martin Booth | Tuesday, 4 April 2010 | Bristol, Cinema

Cinema should be about escapism, about enjoyment, about being thrown into a world of infinite...

Posted by Martin Booth | Monday, 1 January 2010 | Bristol, Cinema

The Orpheus is showing Nine this week, a sumptuously visual film starring Daniel Day-Lewis alongside...

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The Italian Ambassador is sat a bar. He leans over and asks the barmaid for a "quickie". The man next to him turns to him and says, "No sir, it's pronounced 'quiche'".
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Wow! Just up my street!
Comment from post - Champagne on the Steps

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stupidly, I decided to research this story a little further. And of course thisisbristol had run a story about Faruk's appointment, which seemed pretty balanced, but of course, I couldn't resist checking out the comments section, only to find the dregs of Bristol's inhabitants trolling away, exclaiming the loss of Great British culture, and bemoaning political correctness gone mad. My fault of course, why do I ever bother with that tired old hate rag? As to Faruk, I know nothing of the man, but I wish him luck and hope he brings good vibes to Bristol
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