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lol nah event horizon was one of the best sci fi horrors i ever seen - shat myself all the way through it at the odeon

Ok...... I feel silly writing a review now.

It was always going to be rubbish as soon as the White Stripes were involved. I mean other than the amazing drumming, the White Stripes are crap. Yes I was joking about the drumming, as she has to be the worst drummer ever.

With us pig, with anyone else, no pig.

Donnie Darko is like a Twilight Zone episode stretched to feature length and no better for it! Like The Village, it's the film equivalent of having your pocket picked. :confused:

Yes I watched it for the first time last night. I thought it was absolutely superb.

my votes are: Lost boys Goonies The Wedding Singer (by no means the greatest movie of all time, but one i can happily rewatch over and over again) Clerks Lampoons xmas vacation the original star wars trilogy Raiders of the Lost Ark Rocky 3 (a guilty pleasure) the Back to the Future trilogy...

I've seen many a great film at the cinema, but I've never clapped at the end. I've seen other people clap though. And add me to the roster of those who done the "Rocky! Rocky!" chant starting with Rocky III and ending with Rocky Balboa! :D

How common is Lyme Disease in the US?

Lol, you sound like me. I'm such a soft git, I cried during: Mrs Doubtfire :o , Bicentenial Man :o , Shawshank(when the old man kills himself), Bambi, K pax, sometimes even Neighbours on tv :o I'm such a puff.

It seems like the Barbarella remake might not happen according to this report from Dark Horizons website: "Universal Pictures has backed out of the big-budget remake of the 1968 psychedlic sci-fi classic "Barbarella" due to casting and/or budget conflicts reports The New York Observer...

People tell me I look like a female Johnny Depp!

Thanks. I prefer the Slip cover. The DVD case itself just looks cheap. I agree it's so it will match with the re-released versions. It's for my Wife who love's HP films but as we have a 1 year old daughter, going to the cinema was too much of a hassle to sort out. I may even watch it myself.

Are we talking about the original or the remake? There isn't much gore in the original. The original is one of the greatest horror films ever made. I haven't seen the remake, but I've seen the sequel to the remake (prequel actually) and thought it was good - it captured the spirit of the...

Let's not forget the 80s weren't just about materialism and big hair, they were also about computer nerRAB. These skinny kiRAB would just love to know that with some esoteric moves they could conquer the bully that used to steal their lunch money off them :)

Me too! Like you, they're not my strongest skill, but I got it really quickly. When no one got it, I convinced myself I must be wrong, until Geoff revealed the answer.

ohh at those carRAB on muggle net. i collect them. i try to find the auto carRAB :D never found one yet so had to resort to ebay. :)

Yes, hope you're feeling okay TB. Where have they re-routed the nerve to? :confused:

I can't really remember, but I've got it into my head that it was a double bill of Disney's 'Treasure Island' and Disney's The Sword In the Stone'. All I really remember was being scared when the pirate climbed up the rigging to Jim Hawkins in the crow's nest and the rotter had a knife hidden in...

Sam Spade Humphrey Bogart. The Maltese Falcon.