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So a recent Simpson's thread got me thinking about some of the funniest, randomest, whackiest lines that have been uttered on the Simpsons over the years. It's one of my favorite shows, and I thought it would be fun. I'll get the ball rolling. Marge: Don't come any closer! I've got *jimmies...

CREAM - TOAD *LIVE*ALL 16 MINS OF IT

Here's my interpretation... Yoda describes the cave as containing whatever is taken in there. Luke sees Vader and gives in to his anger by decapitating him. The cave is "strong in the darkside", at a subconcious level Luke is already aware that Vader is his father and fears turning into him...

minus bob rock!? YAHOOOooooo!

Perhaps not a great film but certainly a very good film I liked the way every major character in it evolved (or devolved depending on your point of view) in to the complete opposite of what you thought they were at the beginning

Is it the Woody Allen film "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex * But Were Afraid to Ask"(1972)?

will give it a miss then. Thx for answer guys.

A Clockwork Orange...arty and mental like the film. :cool:

He he, I haven't laughed this much for ages! Once you get passed the notion that the film takes itself seriously it turns into a very silly 'western on bikes' film. Completely stupid, daft sound effects, totally unbeliveable, corny acting, but enjoyable nonetheless.

this film had me in pieces! I'm an 18 year old guy, and I'm proud to say I was a crying wreck by the end of the film!

If you liked superbad then i would put this on par, i was in stiches all the way through this film. There was never a dry moment and quite a refreshing change from previous comedy's. good for a quick laugh

lol i was about to post this.

Well I might be a little late to this party, but I've just seen this film and I'm pleased to say that this is perhaps the finest film I have seen in a long time. So much so that I'm desperate to own anything even remotely like it. Much better than the gormless tosh rolling out of Hollywood...

I read through every post in this thread - up until here - w/o feeling the need to respond. The Blueprint and Reasonable Doubt are EASILY recognized by the entired hip-hop community AND myself as classics. For you to say that the Black Album is better than both of those CD's, outwardly shows...

I did it for the first time in my life the other week. I ALWAYS watch films through to the end, but when we watched Day Watch... Sheesh... I loved the first one, Night Watch, and was really looking forward to the sequel, but it absolutely amazed me what an utter mess it was. There's a story...

Dude, I wouldn't really call Matrix 3 a 'backfire' yeah it made less than the first 2, but I still dont believe you can call $424,988,211 (http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=matrixrevolutions.htm) million worldwide backfiring. As for POTC3, yeah I'm looking forward to it, regardless of...

Is this expected to be one of the biggest grossing films in history? I say that because I noticed my local cineworld which only has six screens is showing POTC2 on 3 screens! All recent blockbusters from the last few years (De Vinci code/King Kong/Narnia etc) have been on two screens even at...

On the film poster it says "12A Contains fake gory images" Surely all gory images in all films are fake?

does he play the same character in every one..you know, the 'ard man.

Porcupine Tree - Deadwing Blackfield - Blackfield (Steve Wilson fucking ownz!!! ) Messhuggah - Catch 33 Tom Waits - (anything by Waits actually) my fav would be "Nighthawks at the Diner" Opeth - Still Life Jaga Jazzist - A livingroom Hush Isis -...