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A second Green Goblin appears in Spiderman 3. As in the comics he is Harry Osborn, son of Norman Osborn, the first Green Goblin .

hah, yeah watain is black metal from sweden, they're good , pick up Sworn to the dark and Casus Luciferi from them. Also check out Urgehal, awesome black metal too from norway try to get Goatcraft torment from them. Koldbrann is also a cool band too, check out Moribund from them. they might be...

He was in the first few series of Spooks on BBC1 but left the series and Ruper Penry-Jones took over (also yummy). Do a Google search on him.

soilent green eyehategod sleep (like mentioned above) & high on fire don't care for the black metal stuff either. prefer the old school DM/Grind banRAB like Carcass, CC (w/Chris Barnes), Napalm Death. btw, saw cryptopsy live a buncha years ago, pretty intenese show.

very understandable and i go for the music too but all the metal kiRAB around here come to hardcore shows and bully little kiRAB around and act like complete jackasses

who the fuck forces you? that shit should be illegal

After the opening scene in Saw 2 about 4 or 5 couples left the cinema. The girlfrienRAB probably decied that they couldn't go on after that. It was a great scene. You could hear the whole cinema gasping and people were covering their eyes.

It has Caroline Munro in it which is enough of a reason to get it. It's recently been released on Bluray in the US

Thanks, Certainly added to my list to watch another day but was looking for something more light hearted and less hard hitting.

David Tee, many thanks for your kind comments, I appreciated that. Better than many patronising remarks some people leave on threaRAB like this and others.

Tommy ( Pin ball wizard ) David Bowie ( The man who fell to earth ) Hazil O'conner ( Breaking glass ) All great time classics :cool:

lol, Spaulding is a comedian for sure ;)

I find that these days too.

I'd have to have a problem with a lot of people if it was about being rich and famous. It's not. As for presenting true criticism... I've done that, with a little help, and it's been backed up with varius sources. Would you like me to give you more links to sites that list his errors and lies...

I think that it's overpriced in the shops which is why I haven't watched it yet.

meh... meh...meh... (with a shrug of the shoulders)

I thought it was O.K. but it just felt like there was something missing, not the plotlines they skipped that doesn't bother me just something else I can't put my finger on.

Well, my personal opinion is that I absolutely loved it, and it's quite rare for me to REALLY like a hyped up film. (I didn't like Titanic, Lord of the Rings and about any other hyped up film of the last few years). But Lost in Translation is a great film, I would even go as far as saying it's...

Vitamin D regulates the calcium in the blood and being deficient means your bones can become thin and brittle, if your kidneys can't store it properly you need those supplements to keep a constant calcium supply running.

My partner has been experiencing what seems like really bad vein pain in his right thigh. When you run a hand softly over it, it feels almost very bumpy and clotted or blocked maybe? and when touched it is extremely painful and sensitive. The one leg also gets very cold as if there is not enough...