I didn't like Restless Natives, but I saw it recently and it perhaps hasn't aged so well. For comedy TV series, worth checking out Rab C as above, but also Still Game has been a big hit. For kids there is Brave by Disney, and I quite liked Loch Ness with Ted Danson myself. There is also Highlander TV seriers/film not seen either myself.
Why am i still receiving emails from Attila Turzo?
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Feb 24, 2016
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We forgot Rob Roy (a bit in the mould of Braveheart I suppose), and Trainspotting which is certainly not to everyones taste. I really think they should be adding a flying blue car monument near the Viaduct. Kings Cross did a platform 9¾, which is always a fun stop for a photo.
Feb 24, 2016
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I was a fan of Restless Natives, musta went to cinema about 10 times to watch it, but then i was also a big fan of Big Country, who did the soundtrack music...
How could i forget Trainspotting? 
Feb 24, 2016
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Looking After Jo Jo was a TV mini-series that featured another strong performance by Robert Carlyle, and more recently he also featured as a well known gangster in The Wee Man
Feb 24, 2016
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#26
Outlander is not one i'm familiar with i'm afraid... i looked for the soundtrack music, i'm not familiar with those either, except for track #2, the Skye Boat Song.
On the road between Fort William and Mallaig you would come across this on the shore of Loch Nan Uamh, where Bonnie Prince Charlie sailed from...(you will need to zoom in to read it)
Feb 24, 2016
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#27
A lot of the mentioned movies/TV shows are about Scotland, its culture and show the landscape. If you want proper Scotland, best probably trying to source a documentary or nature show. BBC are good at that stuff.
Feb 24, 2016
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#28
on the upcoming chess tourament in Edinburgh , it would be cool if you could post games in forum space for us to enjoy gambit-man if you have the time
noahs_dad wrote:
is that you Mr B. Ivanov ? I think the trainer theft stats over the years are quite favourable and the risk is low :)
Boris here, ill be wearing my Nike Air Jordans size 14 , dont worry if they start to flash and make beeping sounds, just dont you Edinburgers try to steal them! :P
Feb 25, 2016
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ANOK1 wrote:
on the upcoming chess tourament in Edinburgh , it would be cool if you could post games in forum space for us to enjoy gambit-man if you have the time
I believe we will have some live boards, a link will be available over that weekend.
We've veered well off topic here now, a new topic will be set up over the next few days
Feb 26, 2016
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#32
gambit-man wrote:
ANOK1 wrote:
on the upcoming chess tourament in Edinburgh , it would be cool if you could post games in forum space for us to enjoy gambit-man if you have the time
I believe we will have some live boards, a link will be available over that weekend.
We've veered well off topic here now, a new topic will be set up over the next few days
Is there also analysis/training/commentary stuff by A.Green or your mate A.Turzo? (and were back on topic again!)
Feb 28, 2016
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#33
I've started a new thread topic specifically about Edinburgh congress...
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-organizers/otb-ndash-edinburgh-2016-congress-8-10th-april
Did u take his coaching and forgot to pay?
...not forgetting the Harry Potter series of films... the train and bridge used there are still a running service, the steam train (The Jacobite) from Fort William to Mallaig, crossing the Glenfinnan Viaduct, which appears on the back of our £10 notes.
and if i'm not mistaken, Hogwarts is depicted as being on the shores of Loch Shiel...