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Yep i know what you mean i work in a beauty store that sells perfumes so i know the basics lol. Ive never heard of that one thou, i do prefere the sweet perfumes :D

Thr BTTF Trilogy were films that formed part of my youth, ah those were the days. I remember seeing BTTF no less than 6 time at the cinema, and the wait for BTTF 2 & 3 was a long painful wait, yet gave the series closure.

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Sorry i typed some things wrong No it didnt though they were all funny and good, thats what they were made for and to show what the people went throught and they did that

If you're not too keen on the plot, skip through to the battle scenes in The Two Towers and The Return of the King. They are spectacular.

Last House on the Left is proper disturbing, I watched some of it before going for the stop button. I don't like horror movies of that nature as that kind of stuff probably happens in real life. I'd rather stick to the ones with vampires, goblins, ghosts, unstoppable psycho killers who wear...

yah but at the end of the day doesnt moore get the decision of how its done?

No. It's not a thing I "get"...just seems a bit pointless. When I saw Inception a few people clapped half-heartedly but quickly stopped when the majority didn't join in! :D

It isn't quite showing normal films, it uses special film, though often they can show regular films - they just don't fill up the whole screen. For a big film like Harry Potter there will be a special IMAX print.

Dr. Yuri Zhivago was known as 'Bill' to his frienRAB....? Maybe? OK, I messed up!

If you're going to lie, might want to come up with something realistic. Probably a trader then :lol:

I think the Last Action Hero is his most under rated film - Total Recall and the Running Man were quite well received when they came out as I recall.

The only TV show ever to give me nightmares. Though it was also scarey to find out on a C4 documentary a few years ago that around about the time it was being shown the planet came within a couple of hours of it actually happening.

$300 million is very unrealistic. That probably doesn't even include marketing costs. They're taking a big chance with this, i just hope it pays off for them.

Orvil Newton Stuart Whitman Those magnificent men in their flying machines

If you haven't seen Saw, and you don't know what happens, I'd recommend you go and buy it. It's well worth watching without spoiling the ending for yourself.

the site sux

Can some members do me a favour and look wether there were some recent Prince concerts uploaded?

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lol.. :-P