Film And Tv Highlights Of 2012

[Eve]

What have been yours?

[Fanriffic]

Cinema = Skyfall
TV = The Syndicate on BBC One about five lottery winners.

[Eve]

TV: Has to be Game of Thrones for me, absolutely loved it and can't wait for the next series.

Film: Think the last Twilight is the only thing I've been to see at the cinema this year! Good but I prefer the books.

[mccfluff]

skyfall was ace

thought the opening ceremony for the olympics was excellent.

line of duty/sherlock holmes

[Maydup]

TV highlight has to be the BBC's coverage of the London Olympics - it was superb.

[ChillDoubt]

Skyfall and Life of Pi were brilliant, tv highlights for me all centred around sport.
Wales winning another Grand Slam, Chelsea winning that dramatic final(no, I'm not a fan), Nadal losing that epic to the unknown Rosol, Murray getting to the final, loses, wins the hearts of a nation with his speech then goes on to Olympic and US Open glory. Wiggins wins the TdF and an awesome Olympic and Paralympic games.
If only the Aussies had toured this summer and we'd have inevitably beaten them it would have been perfect!

[Canary42]

Film: -
TV: the off switch

[SeaJayPea]

Discovering that my digibox didn't work after the switch over in March. And I haven't missed it one bit. (But I was in hospital throughout the Olympics and watched about 14 hours a day in there.

[T&S]

Film - Skyfall and Avengers Asemble
TV - Last Tango in Halifax, Boardwalk Empire, American Horror Story

[bibblebub]

film:- Coriolanus and The Hobbit
tv: The Olympics - 24 (or was it 25?) HD channels showing all the action

[paisleylass]

Film = Skyfall.
TV = Homeland, Olympics & Paralympics, Sherlock.

[emmie]

Olympics, Paralympics, as long as Matt Baker stayed silent.

[emmie]

film The Artist, absolutely superb

[Mrsspagnoli57]

Haven't been to the cinema for a while but tv were :
'Borgen'
'Braquo'
'Inspector Montalbano'
'The Killing 3'
'Those Who Kill'
'Game of Thrones'
'Last Tango in Halifax'
The various documentaries on BBC4-Mary Beard's 'Roman's' series, 'The Dark Ages' , Michael Portillo's railway trips, Alistair Sookes Art documentaries.