Post by Rosie on May 5, 2006 18:21:23 GMT
Has anyone else seen this apart from me?
It was on tv back in 1999, and I enjoyed it more than anything else I've ever seen I think.
Apart from LOTR, but I did enjoy it as much in a different sort of way.
I have absolutely no-one to discuss it with which drives me crazy because I just love it so much.
It's available in all region formats and I would heartily recommend it - the characters are excellent, the music is pretty good (it's set in the 60s), and the story is just wonderful.
I've never seen a bad review on it.
This is from Rotten Tomatoes.
Originally filmed for BBC Television, SEX, CHIPS AND ROCK N' ROLL is a joyously nostalgic coming of age story set in 1965 Manchester. Set at the height of the rock n' roll revolution, the story centers around two very different twin sisters, the quiet and intellectual Arden and the wild, unrestrained Ellie. Though opposites, the sisters do share one thing--an affection for the same long-haired rock musician who frequents the chip shop where they work.
Mind, they've got the girls the wrong way round there.
It was on tv back in 1999, and I enjoyed it more than anything else I've ever seen I think.
Apart from LOTR, but I did enjoy it as much in a different sort of way.
I have absolutely no-one to discuss it with which drives me crazy because I just love it so much.
It's available in all region formats and I would heartily recommend it - the characters are excellent, the music is pretty good (it's set in the 60s), and the story is just wonderful.
I've never seen a bad review on it.
This is from Rotten Tomatoes.
Originally filmed for BBC Television, SEX, CHIPS AND ROCK N' ROLL is a joyously nostalgic coming of age story set in 1965 Manchester. Set at the height of the rock n' roll revolution, the story centers around two very different twin sisters, the quiet and intellectual Arden and the wild, unrestrained Ellie. Though opposites, the sisters do share one thing--an affection for the same long-haired rock musician who frequents the chip shop where they work.
Mind, they've got the girls the wrong way round there.
