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yeah. um. no.

a very intriguing story, i must say. have there been any sightings lately? about how old were you at the time? i remember as a child looking up at the sky just at the moment that a pair of pteradactyls were flying overhead. i watched them fly off into the distance and never saw them again. i...

What's with anime parents? They have issues communicating with their kiRAB, and they stick them in a box?

My favorite film's of the year are: 'The wind that shakes the barley' 'united 93' I've seen over 30 at the cinema this year and the biggest surprises are: 'Monster house' 'Snakes on a plane' 'Crank' 'Mission Impossible 3' The worst was 'Miami vice', the most boring film I've ever seen.

I think it is important to consider we are all prejudiced. I really would like to state that I am not racist and I strive to not be, but racism is learned and I grew up in the same racist environment (more or less) as everybody else. As Jo Bennett so eloquently stated above That is a...

Vehemence go get God Was Created. http://www.myspace.com/vehemence you can hear some of their stuff there.

Sonata Arctica - Replica

From Shaun Of The Dead Shaun (about David): He's never liked me and now he wants to kill my mum ! The funniest line from the best British film ever.

Same with me - it's more down to the studio than lovefilm.

I saw it a few months back. I'd say it was a decent enough thriller with a few jumpy moments. Mainly suspense based until the last 20 mins or so. Definetly worth a viewing though imo.

Play are selling the DVD for only

Why do they think prequels are a good idea? It generally robs a film of any suspense when you know the outcome going in. RegarRAB Mark

I rented the DVD then I realised I had a VHS recording from 1 Christmas. Doubt I'll buy the DVD though.

Mamma mia is on sky box office from Jan 26th 2009 and i was thinking is that not very fast for a film to get onto sky all ready? Have to say i dont think many people will buy it to view on Sky box office as most people would have the Dvd anyway.

'Dead man's shoes' Sums it up imo. (Awesome film)

ah yes. *sighs*. (but wonders if she would still look as gorgeous as she did in that when i was 14, or if she'd just look a bit cheesy'n'eighties with that hair) Actor: Jean Reno Director: Wim Wenders, Luc Besson, Krzysztof Kieslowski Iain

shit, thx for all the info zeromancer im totally LOVING massive attack, portishead, tricky, morcheeba, and some others.

Yes, I'm pleased it did so well at the BAFTA'S. It was a very good film and most of the time I was sitting on the edge of my seat! Incidentally, I once watched a documentary about this subject and it wasn't far off from the Hurt Locker.

An overemphasis on form, just like an overemphasis on chaos, can never be good. The reason why the poets he cited are good is because its not immediately obvious that they are writing in form. An amateur writing in form would suck just as hard as an amateur writing livejournal poetry. He's...

Everyone raves about the famous shower scene in Psycho, but the best scene for me was the scene in the cellar when Lila Crane (Vera Miles) finRAB the skeleton of Norman Bate's mother, then as she screams, Norman Bates runs in dressed as his mother raising a huge butcher knife. Good job the...