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Yeah he is a really good actor. Saw him in a film a while back. Can't remember the name. It was a good film and I really enjoyed it. But it was completely and utterly fictional.... Oh yeah, I remember. It was Braveheart!

Think I might watch the entire Firefly series again, in preperation. Whedon is a genius tbh, and his casting and direction are just brilliant.

Shadows Fall The Haunted Austrian Death Machine

Iv just seen it & although its a slow starter it gets although i was getting the film mixed up with Quake which iv played but not Doom. Id give it 6.5/10

No, more like suffering from latent morality. ;)

I have also been using Blockbuster for some time and I am quite happy with them. A dvd I sent appeared to not get to them, I was worried I would get charged when I reported of having sent it and not received by BB but they just sent me the next dvd on my list.

He's actually doing an English accent in this :) I think they tried to make it a bit more of a hybrid so the American audience don't just assume he's a bad guy because of his accent. They did a similar thing with The Saint tv show in the sixties. Tried to make him appeal to a US audience so...

I would guess that over 50% of the movies most people consider 'classics' were flops at the box office. It's not that surprising though really - box office takings are about marketing, log-lines, number of screens etc. and have absolutely nothing to do with the quality of the film.

Its not Sci-Fi its space opera. Sci-Fi is primarily about the jargon, which you won't find much of in Star Wars that matters to the plot. Unlike Star Trek, which is PURE Sci-Fi. Space Opera is a subset of the fantasy genre, and is related to sci-fi in the idea that its all "spacey and...

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Watch 'The Last Airbender' and Jaden Smith 'Karate Kid' suddenly bust into the top 100 'on their own merit'.

I recorded films off ITV in 1981 and they were doing it then---and without todays technology the editing was a real mess

urgehals Goatcraft torment album is their best i dunno if you'll like Toxic Holocaust, but i'd suggest Hell on Earth and Evil Never Dies. here's a link to their myspace http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=11047071 you can buy their stuff from...

Oh...I SO am with you there. Hateful, painful to watch movies. Horrible in their own ways. I find all this moaning so therapeutic :) Ahhhhhh....

i do

In which case he'd still be Superboy .... or Superbaby.

Crash, one of the most over-rated films of the modern era winning best picture. :eek: But .. The biggest mistake for me: Ralph Fiennes losing out to Tommy Lee Jones for best supporting actor in 1994. His portrayal of Amon Goeth in Schindler's List was simply awesome and frightening.

"Problem child 2"..the reason i went to see this at the cinema?...because my other half said..and i quote.."lets not see anything with guns and horror!....lets see something light hearted and with abit of humour" silly cow...last time she picks a film funny thing was, it had no humour..and was...

"Dark City Directors Cut" on Blu-ray "[REC]" on DVD Not watched either yet, waiting for the weekend :)

I actually felt this one was pretty boring, and the whole scene with the kiRAB seemed like padding to me.