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This is true. It wasnt anywhere in the rules. And ever since I've come back, I've noticed that you arnt acting like a true mod should be. This is just my opinion so I'm not sure how I can be banned for saying this. I respect you as a writer, but I think that you should be just a little calmer on...

an excellent CD.... the first Pumpkins album I listened to straight through. very enjoyable....

... anyone know whatever happened to the actress in it who mostly wandered around naked? She was good(bad), but I never saw her (clothed or otherwise) again...

The Stooges - Search And Destroy

I am sure I read in Empire that the remake of the Wicker Man is out in October but I may be wrong!

I use dvd.co.uk all the time too. I got Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind for 5.99. :)

i'm sure to get the job now

The Wong Kar Wai films I've seen apart from Chungking are: 2046 (if only for Faye) In The Mood For Love (wasn't this the follow up to DoBW or something?) Fallen Angels (wasn't this unofficially the sequel to Chungking or something?) Ashes of Time Happy Together Days of Being Wild As Tears...

I can't pick just one. Mikael Akerfeldt (Opeth and Bloodbath) Mike Patton (Faith No More, Mr Bungle, Tomahawk....) Peter Steele (Type O Negative) Roy Khan (Kamelot) Steven Wilson (Porcupine Tree, Blackfield, and others) Jonas Renske (Katatonia) Mariusz Duda (Riverside) Nick Holmes (Paradise...

Interesting that you like Day of the Dead. I think it's a really good film, slightly spoilt at the end by the far-fetched gruesome deaths. I feel the same way about the "director's cut" of Dawn - gets a bit unrealistic with the scene of the biker being gutted. I originally saw the "Zombies: Dawn...

Cruise and Kidman in Eyes Wide Shut. Clint Eastwood and Sondra Locke in dozens of movies in the late seventies and throughout the eighties (not married I know, but domestic partners for 15 years). the Outlaw Josey Wales was probably the best of the lot. Pitt and Jolie in Mr and Mrs Smith (again...

Yeah, no worries. But seriously Elim, it's all in the thread just dig back into the August or July posts, Screamin Demon Aus summed it up the best I've seen.

The Mummy - the only time I've ever walked out of a cinema. Batman Returns - I only didn't walk out on this one cos I thought my mates were enjoying it. Turned out they wanted to leave aswell. :rolleyes: At least batgirl was cute :p

The original Hairspray is probably another one of mine too. I had it on video as a kid and would watch it regularly. Haven't seen the remake, but remember thinking the casting looked ok.

i love the movies but there are bits when you feel they could have cuted the black and white just kills it.

Yes I switched over for family guy, didnt plan to watch.

stardust the notebook the holiday grease dirty dancing hairspray an many many more

Godfather 3. The first two are classics, the third awful.

The cineworld in Newport is always clean and tidy when i go.Prices are 5.20 &4.70,so not to bad.

Fafita and/or Sillygirlflower : either of you like Hughes last Brat Pack movie Some Kind Of Wonderful?