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For me - I really enjoyed The Flying Scotsman a true story about Graham Aubrey

In reply to Linda Orritt:

Obree!

In reply to Linda Orritt:

Butch Cassidy .

In reply to Linda Orritt:

Watched Lance on iPlayer at the weekend which is very good, I had symphony and utter dislike for the man.

In reply to robert-hutton:

You had symphony for him. Does that mean  he plucks your heart strings.

In reply to Linda Orritt:

A Sunday in hell.

In reply to Linda Orritt:

https://youtu.be/xOUEIJf698I?list=FLsfBVORx0kTtq0FdPuHjNjw 

Is a favourite of the past few years.

In reply to Linda Orritt:

There can only be one

Belleville Rendez-vous

In reply to Linda Orritt:

it’s a great film and Johnny Lee Miller the perfect cast for it. It was done with some artistic license though, this is the C4 docu about Obree vs Boardman, I think you may enjoy this too

youtube.com/watch?v=ZNDnHFbK95M&

In reply to kevin stephens:

Of course

Honourable mention for Breaking Away

In reply to webbo:

That really is excellent, and I don't even like cycling much.

In reply to Pedro50:

Sorry. I had a blond moment!! You are correct. 

In reply to webbo:

I’ve got that and not watched it yet. I’m either out biking or trying to sell raffle tickets or books! 
would you like some? 😇

In reply to bouldery bits:

thank you. I’ve met Chris Boardman. He’s doing stuff for M/C cycling at the moment   ( or was) 

In reply to Linda Orritt:

Sans Doute this film

https://www.facebook.com/cinemathequedocBpi/videos/pour-un-maillot-jaune/42...

loved it at school in the 60s, made a vivid impression and haven't seen it since so I will watch it now

In reply to Linda Orritt:

Stars and Water Carriers

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUIr9LG1juw&  

There's so much to love about this, the relentlessness of Merckx, Italy, the precise voiceover, the electric piano, the limpid, equally relentless bass, Gimondi, Battaglin . . .

In reply to wercat:

Merveilleux - merci. 

In reply to Linda Orritt:

No thanks.

In reply to Linda Orritt:

I thought Time Trial by David Millar was really good.

In reply to keith-ratcliffe:

Agree. A good and funny insight into the peleton - sometimes it's just a bunch of guys who want an easy time cycling along and chatting.

I think there was even some rain jacket action like Kelderman in the Giro or Roglic in the Vuelta. Millar led the way.

In reply to Linda Orritt:

Yeah I like that too. Weird how no one's said American Flyers. Seriously though, I really enjoyed Inspired to Ride, road bike packing across America if you haven't seen it. 

In reply to Linda Orritt:

A Sunday in Hell, no question. 

In reply to Linda Orritt:

this is very good:

youtube.com/watch?v=dTBpdSjgzpg&

something a little different 

In reply to Linda Orritt:

Slaying the Badger is the business. 

In reply to webbo:

No problem. You can’t blame a girl for trying. 

In reply to Linda Orritt:

Bas Jan Ader, 'Fall 2'.

In reply to Linda Orritt:

Icarus. 

In reply to Linda Orritt:

Out of interest Chris Boardman is on  Desert Island Discs this morning!

In reply to Linda Orritt:

Road: A Sunday in Hell

MTB: The full length docu about Red Bull Rampage 2018 (?)

CB

In reply to Fat Bumbly2:

Breaking Away manages to be a pretty good cycling film, a very good coming-of-age film, and quite a good "locals vs outsiders" film. It's heartfelt, charming and funny.