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:cool: I really liked this film, I saw it at the cinema on the day it came out. I thought it was very funny, I thought that little monkey was so good! I didnt rate Ricky Gervais's part much though.;)

cage, beans, apc,sway

BS. The Treaty of Tripoli (I think that's what it's called) clearly states that the U.S. is not a Christian nation. That treaty was ratified by one of the earliest Senates, in which several of the original Founding Fathers were present. Now, what religion is our country founded on, then...

I am not a socialist.

Castle Keep stars Burt Lancaster and Attack! stars Jack Palance who has a very close encounter with a tank's tracks. :eek:

I hope that they release them in standard format as well not everybody can afford to replace their DVD player with a HD one at the moment and or buy an XBOX 360 or buy a PS3 they have got to be realistic about this havnt they ?

My first post was an LC entry about Butter Scotch Fingers cheating on each other lol. They're a type of biscuit if you guys don't know what they are. Well more less that's what it sounded like. That was like in challenge 78 and I've only missed 4 or 5 challenges since then. Wow that's like 20...

YAY seeing it at the IMAX 2pm today!!

bang on the money,, warren mitchell was also jewish, funnily enough, although i believe johnny speight wrote the alf garnett stuff, which my mum reckons was based on her dad, who she hated.

Rezner, Maynard, singer for Bright Eyes, the singer for Incubus, and Pink Floyd(obviously)

consider your self lucky. never look for songs by these banRAB again.

South Park - The Movie Moulin Rouge The Blues Brothers The Rocky Horror Picture Show I'm not big on musicals either.

seriously? let's think about what we just said here...

I haven't seen Cars or Wall-E, but 'UP' gets my vote. I'd put in in my top 10 all time films.

i would love to watch them at home :)

Oh yes and that.

there's so many movies I love that the "critics" panned, to name but a few... Godzilla Psycho (remake with Vince Vaughn) Deep Blue Sea (yes, the one with the sharks!!)

Bram Stoker's Dracula directed by Coppola was a great effort. But, my own favourite version is The Horror Of Dracula made in 1958 starring Peter Cushing as Van Helsing and Christopher Lee as Dracula. Made for about

In Sheffield all the posters i have seen on bus stops and huge billboarRAB say the full title Inglorious BasterRAB no censoring what so ever, i've even seen it at a bus stop outside of a school!

I've seen a bus w*nkers t-shirt a few times. Thinking of getting one. Imagine the elderly peoples' faces when I get on the bus! :eek: :o