What was the last film you watched?

[Ninastar]

Orphan.
I liked it but it was so weird.

[Lee.]

Valkyrie.. Could have been a good film, in fact should have been a good fulm, but just wasn't! :(

[Princess]

Legally Blonde

Seen it a million times,still love it!

[MrGaryy]

Dear John

thought this would be chick flick drivel but it was FANTASTIC. the storyline with John's father moved me SO much, I can't remember a movie made me so emotional LOL. Channing Tatum brings it down a tad imo, but Amanda Seyfried was great in it.

[Angus]

Death Sentence with Kevin Bacon - a revenge movie with a fantastic story line that kept me on the edge of my sofa. Terrific acting from Bacon, who is not an actor I've been particularly impressed with before.

[Lee.]

I watched Forrest Gump this afternoon... Fantastic film!

[MrGaryy]

Girl, Interrupted

immediately after seeing it I put it in my Top 10 films of all time. It was outstanding, Angelina Jolie and Brittany Murphy were just fantastic, the whole thing was utterly amazing.

[Braden]

Juno

Really good film, I recommend it to anyone. It has a good message to it :)

[Lee.]

Juno

Really good film, I recommend it to anyone. It has a good message to it :)

I actually enjoyed that more than I thought I would.. The young girl was really good in it :)

[DrunkerThanMoses]

Red Mist... kinda a **** horror film

[MrGaryy]

Remember Me

idk, it was kind of a mess. The ending was just plain random, it was littered with cliches. Emilie de Ravin does a ****e American accent. I enjoyed the subplot with Robert Pattinson's character's sister however.

[Claymores]

Girl, Interrupted

immediately after seeing it I put it in my Top 10 films of all time. It was outstanding, Angelina Jolie and Brittany Murphy were just fantastic, the whole thing was utterly amazing.

I first saw this film dubbed into Deutch when in Aachen - bought the DVD as soon as came home so got the bits I missed - good movie

[MrGaryy]

I first saw this film dubbed into Deutch when in Aachen - bought the DVD as soon as came home so got the bits I missed - good movie

I just ordered the DVD haha, can't wait I was really blown away with it.

[Shaun]

Synecdoche, New York. I felt like dying.

Also Coraline. It was average.

[MrGaryy]

Letters To Juliet

it was EXTREMELY predictable but quite a cute story. I like Amanda Seyfried. It was great when they played Love Story, it fit the scene so well.

[BOOSH]

Cloudy with a chance of meatballs

[Harry!]

The Silence Of The Lambs - Great film but expected more gore.

[Niamh.]

Twilight - new moon..............................horsesh1t

[Lee.]

Twilight - new moon..............................horsesh1t

:laugh:

[Niamh.]

:laugh:

If it wasn't for the fact that Jacob had no top on for most of it, I'd have switched off:wink:

[BOOSH]

Lock, Stock & Two smoking Barrels

****ING BRILLIANT!!!!

http://imagecache2.allposters.com/images/pic/adc/10048386A~Lock-Stock-and-Two-Smoking-Barrels-Posters.jpg

[Lee.]

If it wasn't for the fact that Jacob had no top on for most of it, I'd have switched off:wink:

Hmm.. I now what you mean.. although he is a bit of a bobfoc to me.. Read the books Niamh! I just know you would like them!

[Niamh.]

Hmm.. I now what you mean.. although he is a bit of a bobfoc to me.. Read the books Niamh! I just know you would like them!

a bobfoc????:joker:

[Niamh.]

Lock, Stock & Two smoking Barrels

****ING BRILLIANT!!!!

http://imagecache2.allposters.com/images/pic/adc/10048386A~Lock-Stock-and-Two-Smoking-Barrels-Posters.jpg

have you seen Snatch?

[Lee.]

a bobfoc????:joker:

Body of Baywatch, face of Crimewatch! hahah

[BOOSH]

have you seen Snatch?

Not yet but I have to by next semester.

[BOOSH]

Twilight is a joke haha, I hate is with a passion...

[BOOSH]

VAMPIRE:

http://scrapetv.com/News/News%20Pages/Everyone%20Else/images-2/christopher-lee-dracula.jpg



FAIRY:

http://donteatmyhoagie.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/edward-cullen-robert-pattinson1.jpg

[Niamh.]

Body of Baywatch, face of Crimewatch! hahah

:laugh3: so true!! I didn't look up there much though!

[Niamh.]

Not yet but I have to by next semester.

Snatch is even better than Lock Stock imo, you definitely need to watch it!!

[Niamh.]

VAMPIRE:

http://scrapetv.com/News/News%20Pages/Everyone%20Else/images-2/christopher-lee-dracula.jpg



FAIRY:

http://donteatmyhoagie.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/edward-cullen-robert-pattinson1.jpg

Best Vampire :

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_sfVsb9kvwNU/Sjg8avRltqI/AAAAAAAAArk/gXqiJ0nnnPo/s400/oldman.jpg.jpeg

[BOOSH]

Snatch is even better than Lock Stock imo, you definitely need to watch it!!

Yeah I heard its mint, it's on my list to watch.
Then smoking aces 1 & 2

[GypsyGoth]

Invictus, a big yawn.

[BOOSH]

Keanu Reeves was AWFUL in Coppola's Dracula.

[Niamh.]

Keanu Reeves was AWFUL in Coppola's Dracula.

lol, he was, poor old Keanu isn't the best actor in the world!

[Lee.]

Keanu Reeves was AWFUL in Coppola's Dracula.

Keaunu Reeves is awful full stop! :)
God I can't bear him!

[BOOSH]

I love Bill & Ted though!

And I used to love the matix hahaha.

[BOOSH]

http://images1.fanpop.com/images/photos/1900000/Neo-the-matrix-1949947-360-480.jpg

I think it was the boots :laugh2:

[Niamh.]

I love Bill & Ted though!

And I used to love the matix hahaha.

the thing about Bill and Ted though was that he wasn't acting at all, just being himself :joker:

[BOOSH]

Theres lots of 'actors' like that though, just a typecast then...

HUGH GRANT
BEN STILLER
That one from scary movie
grrr

[Niamh.]

Theres lots of 'actors' like that though, just a typecast then...

HUGH GRANT
BEN STILLER
That one from scary movie
grrr

lol, my mom went to see Ben Stillers new film last night where he's in a serious role........................she hated it, couldn't get over the fact the he wasn't being funny!

[bansheewails]

i watched Die Hard with a Vengence the other night. I love Samuel L. There is something very sexy about him.

[Niamh.]

i watched Die Hard with a Vengence the other night. I love Samuel L. There is something very sexy about him.

He's the coolest man in the world:hugesmile:

[bansheewails]

He's the coolest man in the world:hugesmile:

The only man wwho has ever looked good in a kilt too. He has great legs.

[Niamh.]

The only man wwho has ever looked good in a kilt too. He has great legs.

OH Yes!! In the 51st state? that was a brilliant film, he looked ultra sexy in that one!

[bansheewails]

http://celebrityandworld.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/samuel-l-jackson1.jpg

[Niamh.]

http://www.kiltmen.com/51st_State.jpg

[Lee.]

Theres lots of 'actors' like that though, just a typecast then...

HUGH GRANT
BEN STILLER
That one from scary movie
grrr

Jim Carey

[Lee.]

i watched Die Hard with a Vengence the other night. I love Samuel L. There is something very sexy about him.

I watched it and realised I'd forgotten how sexy Jeremy Irons is :)

[BOOSH]

Yeah but I love Jim Carrey xD

[Lee.]

The only man wwho has ever looked good in a kilt too. He has great legs.

The only man??

http://i333.photobucket.com/albums/m362/eryns/gerard_butler_02.jpg

[BOOSH]

:O

[Lee.]

Yeah but I love Jim Carrey xD

Haha.. so do I. I hated the Mask. Actually walked out of the cinema because I couldn't bear him but then my sister persuaded me to go and see another film of his and I've found him hilarious ever since!:)

[Niamh.]

The only man??

http://i333.photobucket.com/albums/m362/eryns/gerard_butler_02.jpg

*swoon* mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

I need to steal that for the hot thread pronto!!!

[Jessica.]

Mean Girls

[Shaun]

Sunshine Cleaning - loved it. Amy Adams, Emily Blunt and Alan Arkin are all really underrated.

[King Gizzard]

The Hangover

I liked it but I feel it isnt as good as everyone was harping on about it, calling it the funniest film for a while. No where as good as Anchorman and slightly overrated




Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince

What I expected from a Harry Potter film, I liked it, end of story

[James]

Sherlock Holmes. It was great fun. Good comic double-act between Holmes and Watson too.

[MrGaryy]

Heathers

AMAZING. I love this movie. Winona Ryder is so awesome in it <3 Reminds me of like the original Mean Girls.

[Visage]

Orphan


Amazing movie, I so didn't see that final twist coming.

[Sarah.]

Macgruber

:D

[BB_Eye]

Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express (the Sidney Lumet movie)

I watched it because... well, it was either that or daytime telly. It's a great movie though. Albert Finney is unrecognisable as Poirot and the all-star cast is stellar with only Lauren Bacall falling short of expectations (I always have high expectations for her though).

[Callum]

Remember Me - 8/10

Surprised me in all honesty. Didn't expect to like it, thought it would be a big chic flick which it kind of was in parts but I liked it and the twist at the end was unexpected too.

Rob did a good job of holding his own and showing his acting strength, although admittedly he isn't the greatest actor ever, I thought his acting performance was good.

[DrunkerThanMoses]

Made in Heaven.

I very cute movie, with good acting. Only problem is it dragged on, and was sometimes hard to follow!

[Shaun]

Paper Heart - it's confusing. It's set up as a documentary about the comedienne/musician/general oddball Charlyne Yi [sic] trying to find love and eventually doing so with the actor Michael Cera.

And...some of the interviews with real-life couples about love are really sweet and poignant.

But then...it's a mockumentary. And the acting between these two is as wooden and awkward as is acceptable with other such popular 'indie' flicks (about as independent and quirky as marmalade). It just seems to be a giant in-joke between all the Diablo Cody/Judd Apatow brigade, albeit with the best and funniest stars removed from the picture. The plot is so predictable, and the main actress is...I don't know where to start.

Like, she's socially awkward to say the least. But that doesn't automatically make you funny - it makes you awkward. She CAN be quite sweet. But most of the time she has this really irritating voice and generally seems quite slow. And I don't give a ****ing crap about the people who're like "well that's part of her appeal" - NO. Comedians and comediennes are SUPPOSED to be charismatic and confident and able to cope with public pressure and the stage/performance. Being awkward and weird for the ****ing sake of it stopped being funny with Noel Fielding.

[CaraRawr]

Drillbit Taylor because high school films, funny fat kids and Owen Wilson = epic comedy.

[GypsyGoth]

She's Out Of My League, it was a bit meh.

[setanta]

The Karate Kid. You know, nostalgia is a funny old thing and seeing as I have very fond memories of the original I watched this with alot of apprehension and possibly a little hostility because I've never been a fan of filmmakers pillaging old "classics" (classics in a childhood sense) in an attempt to make a fast buck. Having said that, I have to admit that I quite enjoyed the film for what it is: silly harmless fun, and Jackie Chan was the perfect man for the role of the quirky mentor.

My only reservation is that by lowering the age of the kids involved you kinda obliterate the adolscent tensions that were key in the original series and it looks like a bunch of tellytubbies trying to kick the shi^e outta each other rather than the hormonal, angst ridden teens that Ralph Machio had to contend with.

Still though, Will Smith's kid is pretty good in the part and it wasn't as crap as I expected it to be.

[DrunkerThanMoses]

Death at a funeral... why make the remake the same as the orginal?

Had one or two few good moments, but overall pretty crap.

[sophie:)]

prom night it was alright.

[James]

Moon. I liked it, it's a science fiction film with ideas. It did remind me of a lot of other films mind you. I recognised influences from 2001, Outland, Silent Running, Alien, Blade Runner amongst others (that's not necessarily a negative though).

[Shaun]

I want to see that James - should be on Sky Movies soon :p

[Smithy]

Angels and Demon's

I'd seen it before but It had started showing on sky movies. Think I prefer the books though

[Tom4784]

Moon. I liked it, it's a science fiction film with ideas. It did remind me of a lot of other films mind you. I recognised influences from 2001, Outland, Silent Running, Alien, Blade Runner amongst others (that's not necessarily a negative though).

I love that film.

I just watched Percy Jackson, it's so devastatingly disappointing. They've basically gutted the book and filmed it's corpse for two hours.

[James]

Vantage Point. I thought it was a decent conspiracy thriller shot from different points of view, albeit a little far-fetched in its resolution. And I guessed (partly at least) the main plot twist quite early on.

[Malza]

HEARTLESS

I loved it

[GypsyGoth]

Take Him To The Greek.

I liked Russell Brand in it, and there was a good story with loads of comedy.

[BOOSH]

Up, Wall-e, The Davinci Code
All good but Pixar has it goooooooood

[Visage]

Salvage


Brookside Close gets infected!

[MrGaryy]

Identity

weirddddd ending, interesting angle on the Agatha Christie novel though.

[InOne]

Flubber :D

[Visage]

Identity

weirddddd ending, interesting angle on the Agatha Christie novel though.

Loved this movie.

[Tindie]

Coming Soon (2008)

Trailer

JAR3WAyIJ0o

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAR3WAyIJ0o

The start of this movie is really dark as a Crazy women who kidnaps kids pulls there eye out and as little girl tries to escape , then there parents come and they finds out what she did to their kids and beat the old lady and they hang her, then it turns out to be movie that people are watching in a cinema.

One of the work goes back to cinema late at night, so his friend could record the movie and sell the movie before it get released however anyone who sees the end of the movie, strange things start to happen in the cinema.

This movie had great story and some really good turns in the story I didn't not see coming, there was some scenes that made me JUMP!, while I still getting over that scare and other scene that made me scream (I must be getting old lol ) as I was not ready for that scare.

This movie can be confusing near the end but it dose kind of make sense, The acting from everyone in this movie is great, also I like the fact it's a short movie and it never gets boring.

If you like Midnight movie (2008) I liked it, it was fun, you will really like this movie as it so much better and a lot more creepy then Midnight movie (2008).

I going give this movie 8 out 10

[Violetfairy]

I watched "Inglorious B." (2009) yesterday morning and Quentin Tarantino again makes another good movie.
Christoph Waltz is the Nazi Colonel Hans Landa (I can understand why he won a lot of awards for best supporting actor for playing this character), Col. Landa is not just a Jew hunter but tracks down enemies of the third Reich. Col.Landa is a person to be feared, but also Christoph plays the part with such humour that you begin to like him even though he is a Nazi.
Melanie Laurent is Shosanna Dreyfus who is the only survivor of the killing of her family at the order by Col. Landa. She escapes and we find her in Paris being the owner of a small cinema.
Brad Pitt is Lieutenant Aldo Raine he is the organizes a group of Jewish Soldiers known as " the B asterds" to enter Occupied France and kill Nazis . They gain a reputation by sending back a surviving Nazi with the Swastika carved into their forehead and also one of the B asterds is named: the Jewish Bear who bashes people to death with a baseball bat.
Diane Kruger is Bridget Von Hammersmark who is a german actress and also an undercover agent for the Allied Army.

I really like how Quentin T. unfolds the characters stories separately but to converge together in the plot to kill the Nazi Leaders including Adolf Hitler.

I would give this film a 9 out of 10

.

[Ammi]

Book of Eli - guessed the twist at the end but still liked it - Denzil Washington rocks

[Vladimir]

the book of eli. really enjoyed it.

[Vladimir]

'changeling' with angelina jolie.

it's probably one of the best movies i've ever seen. the movie's so real, inspiring and touching.

[Malza]

Mr. Nobody

Interesting, different, fantastic

[DrunkerThanMoses]

Platoon, not that bad!

[setanta]

Whatever Happened to Baby Jane. I don't know how many times I've watched it before, but it's still such an entertaining experience, with the great Bette Davis in flying form.

[Shaun]

Michael Jackson's This Is It.

sad viewing :(

[BB_Eye]

Rembrandt J'Accuse

Peter Greenaway's narration is great fun, but it was probably a bit heavy-going for me. Plus the dramatic reconstructions or vignettes were poorly written and acted.

[Iceman]

Babylon - Great movie, shows how high racial tensions in the 80's really were, really is a hidden gem of a movie.

[James]

I watched a documentary called The King of Kong - a documentary about a group of people that try to set world-record scores on retro video arcade games like Donkey Kong. There's some quite funny moments in it.

I thought the ending was a bit anti-climatic though. It seemed to be building up to a big showdown between the two main characters that didn't happen.

[setanta]

I watched a documentary called The King of Kong - a documentary about a group of people that try to set world-record scores on retro video arcade games like Donkey Kong. There's some quite funny moments in it.

I thought the ending was a bit anti-climatic though. It seemed to be building up to a big showdown between the two main characters that didn't happen.

It's a fantastic documentary, one of my fav films of the decade.

Eh, I watched The Letter. Boy, could Bette Davis act!

[Shaun]

One Hour Photo.

Robin Williams does creepy extremely well. Shame about the supporting cast, though.

[DrunkerThanMoses]

Forest Gump, was a good film, Tom Hanks was bareable, i useually hate him, but he was oaky this time

[Callum]

Eclipse

Great film :love:

[James]

It's a fantastic documentary, one of my fav films of the decade.


There's another docu about the same subject called Chasing Ghosts. I want to see that. Doesn't seem to be out on DVD.

I'm watching Star Trek 3 on C4 at the moment. Looks like they are showing the series, one film each week.

[setanta]

There's another docu about the same subject called Chasing Ghosts. I want to see that. Doesn't seem to be out on DVD.

I'm watching Star Trek 3 on C4 at the moment. Looks like they are showing the series, one film each week.

It's a weak one, but I love them all.

Have you seen Grizzly Man?

[James]

It's a weak one, but I love them all.

Have you seen Grizzly Man?

I like all the original series films, apart from 5 of course, which was completely daft.

Heard good things about Grizzly Man, haven't seen it though.

[setanta]

I like all the original series films, apart from 5 of course, which was completely daft.

Heard good things about Grizzly Man, haven't seen it though.

Yeah, 5 is shi%3 except for the moments between Kirk, Bones and Spock which I think are just lovely.

Oh, watch Grizzly Man. Brilliance.

[Princess]

The Princess and The Frog

LOVED it.

[James]

Yeah, 5 is shi%3 except for the moments between Kirk, Bones and Spock which I think are just lovely.

Oh, watch Grizzly Man. Brilliance.

Will add Grizzly Man to my DVD rental list. Who knows when they will send it, mind you lol.

[Tom4784]

I watched Star Trek (The one from last year) I hate Star Trek but I loved the film, very entertaining.

I also watched Repo: The Genetic Opera again. It's a mess of a film but it's a guilty pleasure of mine.

[Princess]

Rent and Breakfast At Tiffany's

Both of which have been on my 'films to watch' list for about forever,loved them both.

[setanta]

audrey hepburn. What a lady.

[Tom4784]

I watched Watchmen yesterday, great film. I'm surprised it got such a mixed critical reaction.

[30stone]

Fired Up!


Was a jokes movie so so fun, advise anyone to watch it.

Its made me and my friends bring back the high 5 too funnily.

Had us laughing start to finish, although a bit uncultured etc, if you just want a laugh with no great story line this is a great movie.

[InOne]

Star Trek (New one)

Seen it 3 times now and it's great. Looking forward to more films with this cast.

[Shaun]

I watched Watchmen yesterday, great film. I'm surprised it got such a mixed critical reaction.

I think it's because the graphic novel is so revered - some will have expected different things from the film adaptation :\

but it is amazing...but then that's from someone who hasn't read the book.

[MrGaryy]

Eclipse

fantastic movie, best in the Saga so far.

[Iceman]

The Green Mile

:( :( :(

[Firewire]

The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, on Sunday afternoon. Absolutely amazing.

[Princess]

You've Got Mail

Bit slow to start but loved it!

[Tom4784]

I think it's because the graphic novel is so revered - some will have expected different things from the film adaptation :\

but it is amazing...but then that's from someone who hasn't read the book.

I was reading about it on Wikipedia the comic book ending sounded awful.

Instead of Framing Dr Manhattan, Ozymandias fakes an Alien Invasion that destroys New York.....so Yeah I think I liked the film's ending more.

[BOOSH]

Be Kind Rewind
http://www.austinchronicle.com/binary/9607/BeKindRewind.jpg
It was alright actually :)
The Ghostbusters remake part is funny.
AND Sigourney Weaver is ACTUALLY in it. Lolage

[BB_Eye]

Saw Breathless at the cinema... this is about the millionth time I've seen it, but it's such a great movie. Comedy, romance, guns, a fugitive on the run... Breathless has it all.

Jean Seberg looks incredible too.

http://vonsamuel.files.wordpress.com/2009/11/jean_seberg1.jpg

[Josy]

Suspect Nation - Documentary.

Was ok, all about cctv, id cards etc in the UK.

[James]

Tropic Thunder. I thought at the start I was really going to dislike it but ended up thinking it was alright. Robert Downey Jr is very good, if a little incomprehensible at times. He stays in character and does the voice for the DVD commentary which is very funny; it is maybe even better than the film itself. :D

[setanta]

He does a commentary while staying in character? Wow, I didn't know that.

The Spinal Tap one is classic too, as well as the bonus footage that was never used in the flick, which is about another hour and a halfs worth. Great stuff.

[BOOSH]

Reservoir Dogs :love: Tarantino!

[setanta]

Was in a bit of a sci-fi mood over the last week so decided to throw on a few flicks that I haven't seen in years.

First off was Outland - Boy, has the one aged badly with Sean Connery - dependable as usual - in a thriller that basically plays out like High Noon in space, along with plot holes the size of Jupiter. Doesn't hold up well as a story, but a fairly diverting watch.

Silent Running - This is retro, trippy nonsense, and all the better for it. It's quirky and offbeat, with a nice turn by Bruce Dern in the lead, but I have no idea how such a thread bare storyline was ever produced as a feature length picture. Think it would play out better if I was on the waccy tobaccy while watching it.

[DrunkerThanMoses]

hills have eyes the orignal.

It was a shame Ive seen all the sequels and the remake and sequel without seeing this film. I thoguht it was okay, but preditcable becuase I knew what was going to happen, but i fully enjoyed it, and some different scenes than the remake so. Overall I found the acting to ruin the movie, god awful.

[setanta]

Oh, and I watched Capricorn One, which is very entertaining conspiracy thriller that would be perfect for a remake. Strange that it hasn't been already done.

[setanta]

Straight Time

A brilliantly understated crime drama, with Dustin Hoffman playing an ex-con trying to piece his life back together, facing a world that refuses to accept him and old impulses he tries desperately to control.

It's a film that reaffirms a belief I've always held when it concerns Hoffman. You can have your DeNiro's and Pacino's, but if you're looking for a character actor of profound skill and nuance, then I'd go for the Hoffmeister everytime. He plays an unlikeable and often violent character here, but with him in the role there is such a pathos involved that it's very easy to forget who you're watching and become immersed in the storyline and character's troubles. Yeah, I loved it. lol

[GypsyGoth]

The Goonies - :love:

The Woods - It was ok, I thought it would be a lot better. It was creepy at times but not enough.

Alfred Hitchcock's The Lady Vanishes - I loved it. Great story, I'll watch more of his films.

[GypsyGoth]

The Goonies - :love:

The Woods - It was ok, I thought it would be a lot better. It was creepy at times but not enough.

Alfred Hitchcock's The Lady Vanishes - I loved it. Great story, I'll watch more of his films.

[setanta]

The Goonies - :love:

The Woods - It was ok, I thought it would be a lot better. It was creepy at times but not enough.

Alfred Hitchcock's The Lady Vanishes - I loved it. Great story, I'll watch more of his films.

Oh, keep watching his stuff; you wont be disappointed at all. One of the great masters of cinema.

[Tindie]

Vampires Suck (2010)
This yet another spoof, this time it a spoof of Twilight’ movie.
I do seem to like a lot Spoof movies, such as all the scary movies, Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday the Thirteenth, Not another teen movie, Superheor movies, i did enjoy those movies

I did not like date movie, Epic Movie, Disaster Movie or Stan Hellsing and i have not seen Meet the Spartans.

However for Vampires Suck, i did not hate and i did not love it and i did enjoy the movie.

The movie start of really poor, some of the jokes are way over the top and do not work, but after 20 mins of the movie, it did get a bit better then were some okay jokes scenes which made me laugh few times but it's much better then the god awfull Disaster Movie and Stan Hellsing put together but not as good as any of the Scary movies or even Superhero movie.

if you don't like spoof movies, MISS IT, and if you liked Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday the Thirteenth, then you might like this too .

i am going to give this 4 and half out 10 lol

[Photon]

Shutter Island. Remarkable film. Incredible director, incredible cinematographer, incredible acting talent, incredible music selection that creates a nerve wracking atmosphere. Amazing film all around.

[setanta]

Shutter Island. Remarkable film. Incredible director, incredible cinematographer, incredible acting talent, incredible music selection that creates a nerve wracking atmosphere. Amazing film all around.

Disagree entirely. It was a mess, an atmospheric mess though I suppose.

[Princess]

Mrs. Doubtfire

At a child's birthday party,haha.

[James]

'21'. Quite an interesting story abouta group of mathematical geniuses that use card counting to win at blackjack in Las Vegas casinos.

'Inspired by true events'. :p

[InOne]

'21'. Quite an interesting story abouta group of mathematical geniuses that use card counting to win at blackjack in Las Vegas casinos.

'Inspired by true events'. :p

Ahhhh yeah, I've seen to doc about that. Inspired me to start card counting lol It's hard though D:

[Princess]

He's Just Not That Into You

Love<3

[Shaun]

Vicky Cristina Barcelona.

It was okay...but a bit pointless. Oh and as if Barcelona needed more romanticising. Penelope Cruz is fantastic, though.

[James]

Ahhhh yeah, I've seen to doc about that. Inspired me to start card counting lol It's hard though D:

Yeah, they said about the film that the reason the makers were allowed to film in the casinos was because they knew that lots of people who saw the film would want to try card-counting; but it is too difficult and would just lose money to the casinos profit. :p

[InOne]

Yeah, they said about the film that the reason the makers were allowed to film in the casinos was because they knew that lots of people who saw the film would want to try card-counting; but it is too difficult and would just lose money to the casinos profit. :p

I still don't get why it's illegal though, it's basically a skill isn't it? And like I thought the casino were more bothered about devices and stuff, also they're not switching cards or anything.

[M X]

Milk.

One of my favourite movies ever, since it a million times but still love it.

[Shaun]

Moon

just...amazing :love:

[Princess]

40 Days and 40 Nights,loved it.

Next is either The Duchess or Coraline,both of which are on my Sky+

[DrunkerThanMoses]

Cannibal Holocaust

God I like horror films but this was too much even for my liking. I respect it was different from other films, however the nudity was too much for my liking, and some parts were to ah for me. But overall, not a bad film. Can see why it was banned know!

[James]

I still don't get why it's illegal though, it's basically a skill isn't it? And like I thought the casino were more bothered about devices and stuff, also they're not switching cards or anything.

Apparently it is legal.

Last film I watched was Hancock, the Will Smith film. I generally liked it. The premise is good and some of the ideas about a super-hero as an outsider and not like everyone else are actually quite moving in places. Not sure the overall plot was all that great though.

[setanta]

The Sting. One of those few films that is endlessly rewatchable, with a great script, nice ensemble cast and an evocative score, setting and cinematography. The thing I noticed about it this time, apart from it being hugely entertaining as always, is the meloncholy that permeates the whole thing. It's as if the director was longing for this type of film and story to be told again simply because, for better or worse, movies at the time were exploring far darker themes and contempary issues, and that old school style of filmmaking was disappearing fast. I suppose it's because of it's delightful playfulness the the film eventually went on to win Best Film at the Oscars - it's whimsical and sure footed in it's execution - just like it's intricate plot - and, of course, Paul Newman is in it. Winner all round really.

[Christina]

Eclipse :D

[Princess]

FINALLY saw Avatar. Amazinggg,although it would have been incredible on the big screen.

[BOOSH]

The Skeleton Key

Pretty crap, very predictable, I knew what was going to happen and the ending was no surprise at all

[DrunkerThanMoses]

Hatchet, Thought it was a good horror film, funny at times and I enjoyed the homages to other horror films

[IheartBB]

Predators.

It could have been better, but an entertaining instalment to the series nonetheless. Brilliantly acted by all cast members (especially Laurence Fishburne’s 10 minute cameo) and despite some ludicrous plot holes and twists, fulfils its purpose.

[Kerry]

Dan in Real Life

Easy watch, pretty naff though. Got the odd giggle but nothing more

[setanta]

The Skeleton Key

Pretty crap, very predictable, I knew what was going to happen and the ending was no surprise at all

I didn't see it coming till near the end.

[setanta]

Kick Ass. Didn't warm to this film at all, which is probably due to the fact that I found the leading actor leaden and unlikeable. Cage and his daughter were the best part of the entire film.

[James]

The Men Who Stare at Goats. Another 'inspired by true events' film - it's an amusing story of the US army's attempts to use new age / psychic powers.

The best bits are the comic bits that are taken from the book (haven't read) - like the flashback scenes. There is a main plot involving the Iraq war, which I didn't think was as successful.

[King Gizzard]

http://www.adamcarolla.com/ACPBlog/wp-content/gallery/2010-02-26-matt-walsh/02-school-for-scoundrels.jpg

one of my favourite films

[Shaun]

Am currently watching The Wrestler. It's pretty good :spin2:

[King Gizzard]

Am currently watching The Wrestler. It's pretty good :spin2:

you might like Crazy Heart if you like that


same kinda thing, just about some country western singer (i know it doesnt sound rivetting or anything, but thats what i thought going into the cinema) but i gave it an 8/10

[BOOSH]

I didn't see it coming till near the end.

Really?
I knew what was going on in the flashback

[DrunkerThanMoses]

I rewatched robocop.

Great film, so chessy and funny :)

[Lee.]

I watched Notting Hill.. I'm not a huge fan of comedy but have a soft spot for Richard Curtis' romcoms (and Hugh Grant)
Rhys Ifans made me laugh out loud in this too.

[BOOSH]

Casinoooooo!
http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/images/casino_vegas.jpg
Scorsese = brilliant
De Niro :love:

[Smithy]

Inception

[Visage]

Stolen Lives

[Johann]

Inception - ****ing incredible.

[CaraRawr]

The House Bunny.

[billy123]

A couple of films i Just watched the karate kid 2010 starring wil smiths son and with jackie chan as his trainer it was better than i expected it to be if im honest pretty enjoyable.

I also just watched the new A-Team film i expected it to be cheesy as hell but once again i got to say its a pretty damn good film plenty of nods to the original series and i really enjoyed it.
ive no idea how it might go down with those too young to remember the original though time will tell i guess.

[Visage]

Breakfast Club

http://blogs.saschina.org/pudongtok/2010/04/05/files/2010/04/the-breakfast-club-soundtrack.jpg

[IheartBB]

Toy Story 3.

Not only the best in the Toy Story series, but the best animated film of all time. It's actually hard to think of a better film made in the past 10 years. It really was that good, especially for audiences in their early 20s (like myself) who grew up with the first two films. Simply incredible.

[Big Brother Fan]

Toy Story 3.

Not only the best in the Toy Story series, but the best animated film of all time. It's actually hard to think of a better film made in the past 10 years. It really was that good, especially for audiences in their early 20s (like myself) who grew up with the first two films. Simply incredible.

Being 16, I really grew up with Toy Story, very emotional for me. Best animated movie ever, left nothing unanswered.

[Smithy]

The Green Mile, It made no sense D:

[supernoodles!]

Inception

[spitfire]

Inglourious Basterds on SKY last night.Loved it.

[DrunkerThanMoses]

Descent part 2, was okay, not as good as the first one, but still a pretty good horror flick.

[James]

I watched Up, the Pixar film. I thought it was very good (in the moving scenes and great animation) but maybe not quite the masterpiece that some of the reviews suggested.

[Princess]

Spiceworld

Not ashamed to say I LOVEEEEEEEEE that movie.

[BOOSH]

Taking Lives.
Crap

[BOOSH]

Breakfast Club

http://blogs.saschina.org/pudongtok/2010/04/05/files/2010/04/the-breakfast-club-soundtrack.jpg

Love it :love:

[Big Brother Fan]

The Damned United

[Beastie]

Breakfast Club

http://blogs.saschina.org/pudongtok/2010/04/05/files/2010/04/the-breakfast-club-soundtrack.jpg

Oh my god.. I have that on DVD :love: I love it! I love the theme song as well "don't you forget about me" by Simple Minds. Ahh always want to watch it again when I hear that song!! ahhhhhhhh

[Simone.]

Toy Story 3 :D

[Chels]

Toy Story 3 :D

This :D

[InOne]

Toy Story 3. Pretty epic.

[Boothy]

Toy Story 3 in 3D. Awesome film.

[DrunkerThanMoses]

The Stepfather and Stepfather 2

Not that bad of a horror film, the second one was a bit boring, but carline williams was in it so I was happy with it :)

[MissKittyFantastico]

Harsh Times - have seen it a few times before, really good performances by Christian Bale and Freddy Rodriguez.

[DrunkerThanMoses]

Harsh Times - have seen it a few times before, really good performances by Christian Bale and Freddy Rodriguez.

:shocked: I always fancied that michelle, is it any good?

[MissKittyFantastico]

:shocked: I always fancied that michelle, is it any good?

Yeah, well I think so, I love Christian Bale anyway, but he's especially good in that. Shame about Eva Longoria lol, she's a bit ****e but the film itself is brilliant imo.

[Ramsay]

In Brudges
one of my favourites movies ever
i love it so much:)

[DrunkerThanMoses]

Yeah, well I think so, I love Christian Bale anyway, but he's especially good in that. Shame about Eva Longoria lol, she's a bit ****e but the film itself is brilliant imo.

Ah oaky, Freddys one of my fav actors so I might give it a go.

[MissKittyFantastico]

Ah oaky, Freddys one of my fav actors so I might give it a go.

I love him too! I think you'll like it Jon :)

[Boothy]

In Brudges
one of my favourites movies ever
i love it so much:)

You got the DVD? Ever watched the swear reel? lol

[Ramsay]

You got the DVD? Ever watched the swear reel? lol

yea only got it yesterday tho so havent seen the extras lol
they good yeah? haha

[Boothy]

It's just a video of all the swear words in the film :p Made me laugh

Great film though, I love it. Might give it another watch today actually.

[Lee.]

In Brudges
one of my favourites movies ever
i love it so much:)

Yeah, one of my favourites too. Love it so much. It completely changed my opinion of Colin Farrell actually. :)

[Shaun]

same - never really rated him but that movie is brilliant.

[Lee.]

This being one of my favourite scenes

nr8Jw-VYflY

[Shaun]

2001: A Space Odyssey

It isn't the most entertaining of movies but in terms of how innovative it was, and the themes it deals with, it's a great. Very bizarre.

[IheartBB]

Inception.

Very clever stuff. The story itself wasn't as complex as people make out, but it's just the way it's told. Nolan's best film to date, no doubt about it. And (shock horror), DiCaprio was actually very good - the best performance he's given in his carrer by quite some distance. The only department it really lacked in was character development - I can't say I cared much for any character or felt like I knew them on any level (excuse the pun).

[BB_Eye]

Les Valseuses

This 1974 'road movie' was an early lead role for Gerard Depardieu and is typically French in more ways than one. Two young criminals living out a dangerous 'beyond good and evil' lifestyle, frequent casual nudity and lots of dark comedy. I found the fluctuations between the more comic situations and the more disturbing scenes where the lead rogues sexually assault various women a little bit jarring. It would also be an understatement to say that I haven't seen this sort of stuff before in French movies. Allusions to the movies of Godard are frequent and I found the movie's weakest moments were when it dealt with political themes. A scene towards the end of the movie depicts Depardieu's characters stealing a car from a middle class family and then seducing their daughter. The daughter agreeing to it as an act of rebelliousness towards her parents. This was one among many moments of high implausibility that rob the movie of its ability to suspend your disbelief and shed some insight into the characters.

So all in all, a movie which succeeds as a dark comedy, but fails as a character study. In this respect, Les Valseuses is not in the same league as the great movies of Godard and Truffaut, but it is never the less interesting to see the object-subject' relationship between male and female characters cemented by Breathless all those years prior to new, unsettling extremes. But where that said movie gave us a genuine insight into the mind of a morally blank hero, Les Valseuses gets tied up in overly broad political motifs.

I'd give it a begrudging recommendation, if only for Depardieu's charismatic, believable performance alone.

[Smithy]

Toy Story 3(D)

It was so sad towards the end :bawling:

[Peppa.]

Youth in revolt :D

[Chels]

Eclipse LOL

[Marsh.]

Phone Booth.
Very good actually. Simple but fun. Was room for improvement though (namely Katie Holmes, such a wooden actor like her husband).

[Omen]

The Lovely Bones.

Bored me most of the time.

A great film for to show off your Blu-ray and HD TV.

[Omen]

Les Valseuses

This 1974 'road movie' was an early lead role for Gerard Depardieu and is typically French in more ways than one. Two young criminals living out a dangerous 'beyond good and evil' lifestyle, frequent casual nudity and lots of dark comedy. I found the fluctuations between the more comic situations and the more disturbing scenes where the lead rogues sexually assault various women a little bit jarring. It would also be an understatement to say that I haven't seen this sort of stuff before in French movies. Allusions to the movies of Godard are frequent and I found the movie's weakest moments were when it dealt with political themes. A scene towards the end of the movie depicts Depardieu's characters stealing a car from a middle class family and then seducing their daughter. The daughter agreeing to it as an act of rebelliousness towards her parents. This was one among many moments of high implausibility that rob the movie of its ability to suspend your disbelief and shed some insight into the characters.

So all in all, a movie which succeeds as a dark comedy, but fails as a character study. In this respect, Les Valseuses is not in the same league as the great movies of Godard and Truffaut, but it is never the less interesting to see the object-subject' relationship between male and female characters cemented by Breathless all those years prior to new, unsettling extremes. But where that said movie gave us a genuine insight into the mind of a morally blank hero, Les Valseuses gets tied up in overly broad political motifs.

I'd give it a begrudging recommendation, if only for Depardieu's charismatic, believable performance alone.

You're wasted on this forum.

[setanta]

Milk.

I hesitatingly watched this seeing as I've long thought that Sean Penn had strayed too far up his own rectum (no pun intended) to give any performance of note and also with a hint of bitterness, as I had championed Mickey Rourke for last years Oscar. Anyway, all my misgivings were unjustified.

What we have here is a vibrant, transcending piece of cinema that has so much more to say than just a simple, by-the-numbers and routine polemic statement for gay rights and their plight. This film is about living; about feeling free to express yourself and find your own truth, and it's anchored by an absolutely astounding performance from Sean Penn, in his most heartfelt and playful piece of acting since Fast Times. He doesn't play Milk as a hero, but as a caring, funny and flawed individual, imbued with a joie de vivre as well as a passion for the pursuit of civil liberties. It's honestly such a breath of fresh air to see him so open and loving.

There's such a warmth to the whole film - it's practically glowing and any flaws that it may have simply disappear in it's atmosphere. They should have shared that Oscar between the two of them!

Oh, and I'd urge anybody who enjoyed the film or have even a passing interest in the history of the period to check out The Times of Harvey Milk on youtube. Absolutely brilliant documentary.

[setanta]

Les Valseuses

This 1974 'road movie' was an early lead role for Gerard Depardieu and is typically French in more ways than one. Two young criminals living out a dangerous 'beyond good and evil' lifestyle, frequent casual nudity and lots of dark comedy. I found the fluctuations between the more comic situations and the more disturbing scenes where the lead rogues sexually assault various women a little bit jarring. It would also be an understatement to say that I haven't seen this sort of stuff before in French movies. Allusions to the movies of Godard are frequent and I found the movie's weakest moments were when it dealt with political themes. A scene towards the end of the movie depicts Depardieu's characters stealing a car from a middle class family and then seducing their daughter. The daughter agreeing to it as an act of rebelliousness towards her parents. This was one among many moments of high implausibility that rob the movie of its ability to suspend your disbelief and shed some insight into the characters.

So all in all, a movie which succeeds as a dark comedy, but fails as a character study. In this respect, Les Valseuses is not in the same league as the great movies of Godard and Truffaut, but it is never the less interesting to see the object-subject' relationship between male and female characters cemented by Breathless all those years prior to new, unsettling extremes. But where that said movie gave us a genuine insight into the mind of a morally blank hero, Les Valseuses gets tied up in overly broad political motifs.

I'd give it a begrudging recommendation, if only for Depardieu's charismatic, believable performance alone.

I can only vaguely remember that one. Is that where Depardieu shows the other fella the best love making technique and tells the girl to get more involved? It was a fairly out there film if I can remember it correctly.

[Omen]

The last film I saw was a porno. I only watched it for 5 minutes, but that was enough. It was a bit repetitive.

[Kerry]

Catch Me If You Can

I'm a sucker for a true film and liked this the first time I saw it so decided to watch it again tonight.

Far fetched yet fascinating to know it happened

[Lee.]

I watched "Bronson" last night..

It was the true story of Charles Bronson, Britains most mental prisoner ever.. He was sentenced to 7 years for holding up a post office and stealing 40 quid or summat.. and has never left jail, spending over 30 years in solitary confinement..

I thought Tom Hardy who played Bronson was fantastic; I haven't seen him in anything before, but I was impressed.

I found it very funny at bits without obviously being a comedy... I'm going to read one of Bronson's books now

Apparently (and this made me laugh) one of his books is a tutorial style exercise book entiled "Working out in Small Spaces" hahaha

[Tom4784]

Toy Story 3, great film.

[IheartBB]

I thought Tom Hardy who played Bronson was fantastic; I haven't seen him in anything before, but I was impressed.

Arrgh, Tom Hardy was the guy in Inception! I was watching that film thinking "where have I seen him before?", then completely forgot to google it. Thanks for remaining me :joker:

But yes he was brilliant in Bronson - Oscar worthy, really. He's terrific in Inception too. Definitely got a bright future ahead of him.

[Lee.]

Arrgh, Tom Hardy was the guy in Inception! I was watching that film thinking "where have I seen him before?", then completely forgot to google it. Thanks for remaining me :joker:

But yes he was brilliant in Bronson - Oscar worthy, really. He's terrific in Inception too. Definitely got a bright future ahead of him.

Oh he's in Inception? I'm thinking about going to see that..
But yeah a talented young (and fairly hot) young actor :)

[setanta]

From Here to Eternity.

Old fashioned wartime melodrama, but with enough grit and tension to still appeal. What surprised me most about it was the performance of Frank Sinatra's - never knew the chap could act so well. Rumour has it that he got the part with a little help from his mobster buddies, but everybody must have been delighted with the results.

Oh, and how good was Montgomery Clift? Actually everybody is wonderful in it.

[James]

Yeah, 5 is shi%3 except for the moments between Kirk, Bones and Spock which I think are just lovely.

Oh, watch Grizzly Man. Brilliance.

I've seen this now, a very interesting story and character. I didn't quite know what to make of him actually.

[Princess]

My Sister's Keeper

It was good but nowhere near as good as the book. The book made me cry buckets,the film made me shed a tear. I was surprised how good Alec Baldwin was,when I saw that he was playing Campbell I wasn't sure but he pulled it off brilliantly.

[skkc16]

INCEPTION....watched it this aft one of the greatest movies ever made, like the graphics used and attention to detail in there is A-mazing

[setanta]

I've seen this now, a very interesting story and character. I didn't quite know what to make of him actually.

You honestly couldn't have written some of the stuff he comes out with during that film. Fascinating insight into man - a man totally on the edge obviously in this case - and his connection with the world and society. I thought it was a stunning film.

[setanta]

I watched "Bronson" last night..

It was the true story of Charles Bronson, Britains most mental prisoner ever.. He was sentenced to 7 years for holding up a post office and stealing 40 quid or summat.. and has never left jail, spending over 30 years in solitary confinement..

I thought Tom Hardy who played Bronson was fantastic; I haven't seen him in anything before, but I was impressed.

I found it very funny at bits without obviously being a comedy... I'm going to read one of Bronson's books now

Apparently (and this made me laugh) one of his books is a tutorial style exercise book entiled "Working out in Small Spaces" hahaha

I watched it Lee, based on your recomendation and the fact that I'd seen Hardy in Star Trek: Nemesis (don't say a word lol) years ago and never understood why he hadn't made a name for himself in film. Really thought he had quite a bit of talent and it became apparent after the first 10 mins of Bronson the extent to which it has blossomed. He's fantastic in the part.

[Simone.]

Toy Story :)

[Kore]

Inception, last week.... was good, wanna see it again.

Toy Story 3 in cinema this week, and bought The longest Yard to watch aswell lol

[Lee.]

I watched it Lee, based on your recomendation and the fact that I'd seen Hardy in Star Trek: Nemesis (don't say a word lol) years ago and never understood why he hadn't made a name for himself in film. Really thought he had quite a bit of talent and it became apparent after the first 10 mins of Bronson the extent to which it has blossomed. He's fantastic in the part.

Erm.. Star Trek sucks :xyxwave:

Yeah.. Hardy has a new fan in me :)

I've been reading about the real Bronson and I know he's an idiout but some of his hostage demands over the years have been really funny!

[setanta]

Erm.. Star Trek sucks :xyxwave:

Yeah.. Hardy has a new fan in me :)

I've been reading about the real Bronson and I know he's an idiout but some of his hostage demands over the years have been really funny!

Ah, your taste is up your hole. lol. Star Trek is class. Yeah, always thought Hardy could act but never knew he could do what he did in Bronson. Amazing stuff. Why wasn't he nominated for an Oscar?

[Harry!]

The Lion King

[Lee.]

Ah, your taste is up your hole. lol. Star Trek is class. Yeah, always thought Hardy could act but never knew he could do what he did in Bronson. Amazing stuff. Why wasn't he nominated for an Oscar?

You're right! Why wasn't he? I'm going to write a carefully worded, heartfelt letter to the Academy!

[setanta]

You're right! Why wasn't he? I'm going to write a carefully worded, heartfelt letter to the Academy!

He's in Inception. Another reason for you to go out and watch it.

[setanta]

The Hustler. Dark and gritty morality tale, taking place within the confines of seedy pool rooms and populated with all manner of low-lifes, losers, criminals and other lost souls aching for something more from life, but quite unaware of how to find it or basically incapable of trying.

Oh, and Paul Newman is in it. Brilliant piece of filmmaking.

[Visage]

P.S. I Love You.


Not a bad film, but I didn't find it remotely sad though, as I had been led to believe it was.

[Tom4784]

Kill Bill Vol.1 for the probably 50th time. I love it, I'll rewatch Vol.2 tommorow I think.

[Tom4784]

I watched Kill Bill Vol.2 today, I absolutely adore it. It perplexes me why it isn't as well liked as Vol.1.

[pinkmichk]

remember me

[Lee.]

remember me

Is it worth watching? :)

[Jessica.]

Karl told me to watch Trainspotting earlier, I downloaded it and I just finished watching now, it was a very good film but it was kinda freaky now.

[Shaun]

17 Again. Don't ask.

Prior to that - Up. Was rather good, not top-250-imdb-good though.

[Visage]

Stolen Lives

http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQBkcMRD_jv_1c3EXQphvbU-XvBEbJCdm-Lsw2hgNtrlMg8p4I&t=1&usg=__bMO7O2687nuS-oRQ8GWU-JRgnAU=

[setanta]

The Duchess.

I was pleasantly surprised with this one, in particular the performance of Kiera Knightley, who's limited acting range actually suits the formal, staid enviroment of a period drama, with looks and stiff upper lips being more important than variables and nuances in character. Having said that, she does have a few scenes in the film that make me actually think that there's a budding actress underneath it all, and she's ably supported by a stellar cast, with Ralph Fiennes being his usual magnificent self.

Nice music, beautifully ornate costumes and set designs make this a feast for the eyes and ears, and the drama is compelling enough as it progresses. So yeah, not too shabby at all really.

[Tom4784]

Ferngully......Another harsh lesson in not watching films you loved as a kid as it'll only murder the nostalgia of it all.

[bettiepage]

one flew over the cuckoo's nest. that film is pretty sick.

[Shasown]

Troy, with a rather buff Brad Pitt, got the girlfriend all fruity. Interesting yank take on the Iliad.

[setanta]

Troy, with a rather buff Brad Pitt, got the girlfriend all fruity. Interesting yank take on the Iliad.

Interesting is an understatement. All over the shop.

[Shasown]

Interesting is an understatement. All over the shop.

Yeah, they almost got all the names of the characters correct. I was quite amused by the way they cobbled the story together without the interplay of the Greeks Gods etc.

Was nice to see how they managed to keep Achilles alive till the end. According to the girlfriend Brad, wasnt that much buffer than me. So a score there :wink:

[setanta]

Yeah, they almost got all the names of the characters correct. I was quite amused by the way they cobbled the story together without the interplay of the Greeks Gods etc.

Was nice to see how they managed to keep Achilles alive till the end. According to the girlfriend Brad, wasnt that much buffer than me. So a score there :wink:

Lol, stop bragging! I have to smash a wall down with a sledge today and I@m outta practice. Nearly killed me doing it a few days ago. Will you do it for me He-Man?

Troy was just a mess. Total mess. Peter O'Toole couldn't sit through it all apparently.

[Shasown]

Lol, stop bragging! I have to smash a wall down with a sledge today and I@m outta practice. Nearly killed me doing it a few days ago. Will you do it for me He-Man?

Troy was just a mess. Total mess. Peter O'Toole couldn't sit through it all apparently.

Both hands at the end when swinging, then slide one hand up to the head when lifting, take your time and breath properly.

That info is as good as me being there.

Yeah another big budget Yank changing history, but it saved me a little work. :wink:

[setanta]

Both hands at the end when swinging, then slide one hand up to the head when lifting, take your time and breath properly.

That info is as good as me being there.

Yeah another big budget Yank changing history, but it saved me a little work. :wink:

Ah Terry, I know how to fecking do it, just don't want to, you know that way?

[CaraRawr]

Zoolander, I love Ben Stiller so much.

[Visage]

Killers

http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTObf7QF3usvJTUtQMBDewaTRrdrcqmH 9KJ4W88hJSIL83cYw4&t=1&usg=__7keOZAnfyRtGItej28Uhmr4PZzg=


Nothing like I thought it was going to be. Quite a let down in the end.

[Tom5]

The Descent Part 2, not as good as the first film but still worth watching.

[Josy]

Shank - 6/10 - Thought this would have been better.

Death at a funeral - 7/10 - Some quite funny scenes.

[Kerry]

Not all of it as I've seen it so many times but just caught the last of Moulin Rouge. It breaks my heart every time so badly :(

[IheartBB]

Splice.

Pretty freaky. It didn't follow the traditional horror formula that I thought it would - which isn't a bad thing - but I still don't quite know what to make of it.