how quaint that Pete dedicated a song to the lovely chairman Mao,how embarrassing all that eulogising looks today.

Just as Walt Disney’s Song of the South showed how the slaves had a great time,these tunes help me understand why there are so many repeat offenders.Who wouldn’t want to be in a chain gang singing along?

It’s a pity that LA 13 year olds didn’t carry razors to defend themselves against rapists.The disgusting irony of this film makes me vomit.

Not a bad film,if you ignore all of the above.

A lost age when children were allowed to take risks,and not all adults thought of as possible paedophiles

As Walter Sobchak points out in The Big Lebowski,at least they’re not nihilists,or rather I should say atheists,at least they follow a religion.In an age in which so many parents give up on their children and refuse to give their kids a moral grounding to life we should rejoice at a family who points out the things are right and wrong and that there are consequences to our actions.Just a pity that their “morality” makes you want to puke.

A stain on the reputation of a great country,these people haven’t even been found guilty and even if they had this would be a disgrace.Prisons don’t have to be Norwegian holiday camps,but neither should they be trash cans where anything is allowed.

Seriously,drugs are bad,just say no etc.They`re not good for you.

One sided propaganda,why didn’t you just put prison guards in Nazi uniforms Steve?

I won’t be holding my breath waiting for the sensitive artistic Mcqueen to make a film about Bloody Friday,the Abercorn bombing or that of the La Mon House or some other attrocity carried out by Sands and his colleagues.

Even in 1963 I doubt that many children enjoyed this,no wonder the Beatles cleaned up.

Dated,of course,but worth listening to see a work that helped changed the idea of what comedy should be.