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Yeah defaintly as I love all their films that they have done together. I just dont understand how people cant find these films like Old School funny. Will Ferrell as Frank The Tank was the best character though!

a film called PIN is finally being released. I saw it in 1989, good movie.....

Terrible news. Any word how Covan is doing now?

As a pointless aside, I was just reading up on Stephen Fry the other night, and I honestly had no idea he was gay. :amaze: Unrelated, I wish I could speak like Stephen Fry.

Terence Alexander and Charles Tingwell have both died recently. Both appeared in many films over the years, , and everyone will know their faces. They just dont seem to make "character" actors like they used to.

Steeve thank you for proving another fallacy in "scientific logic". It's not that I do not trust science. In fact I embrace the futherance of knowledge. It is the fact that already in California evolution si a "fact" when even athiests say that evolution is severly flawed. If you wish to prove...

No dont worry, it's just junk mail. I get them through the post every week from various different rental companies.

It's like black metal.

Has it been released at cinema in the UK then,I'll have to go see it for old times sake.

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I know this is a bit pedantic but most his films are spoofs. Comedies yes, but not spoofs. However I do agree that the guy is a genius.

I enjoyed Avatar in 3D, but I enjoyed it just as much in 2D on Bluray. I think 3D just offers a different experience, not a better one. RegarRAB Mark

Dosequis are good too.

Lol!Found the survivor whats her name incredibly dumb at the end.It was so wtf.Summed it all up really.Least Open water made slightly more sense what kind of a moron forgets about the ladder?!

A good film but a bit on the long side.

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looks good to me:) Is it a one off film or part of a trilogy type:confused:

lol i paused it :)

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You believe wrong - sorry! Was filmed using film with the sole intention of a cinema release.