They switched off the Sutton Coldfield analogue television signal a short while ago.
No problems for us, we thought, as we're using digital equipment.
Then they turned off the digital signal too.
This is the third time I've watched only the first half of Amistad.
Barstewards.
THE SMALL(ish) PRINT... (updated 23/07/2016)
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Amistad is one of those films you never get to see all the way through. If a rare opportunity does arise and you finally get to sit down and watch it from beginning to end, you realise that you’ve seen all the bits so many times that you have in fact seen the complete film. Perhaps that stage is yet to come. It’s got a great ending though, BG. You’ve missed the best bits.
To be fair I did see it in its entirety when it was released, but all subsequent attempts to review it have been scuppered. Perhaps I should bite the bullet and get it on DVD.