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I was in my local Argos earlier, they have the same deal...though the dvd's are

Films relying heavily on special effects. Agree with the point about historical films reflecting when they were made - it's pretty interesting to look at them from that point of view.

If you had a multi-million pound budget, your own studio and actors at your disposal, what would you make a film of? A sequel to something? A new concept? How about: "Star Trek XIII - So Very Tired"

Knock off Nigel?!??! Hahaha, nice to see someone still trying to peddle that image of people! :D I don't see the cinema as an enjoyable experience. Uncomfy chairs, crap food and idiots. I much prefer to watch a film in the comfort of my own armchair with a cup of coffee. Also if I need a pee I...

Lol yeah as soon as she walked in

Bulletproof Monk

Their connectability checker isn't that great, also. :P The speed the seedbox whores can grab torrents at can be shocking. When you're re-uploading Scene rips, it's almost as if they were directly cross-seeding the files. :dry:

It's a really bad film. I was very disappointed with it, they shouldn't be allowed to use the 'Forth Kind' title as it made it seem like a 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' sequel which is most definitely wasn't.

Waffling on instead of just shooting.

Of course it was . I am not bothered by subtitles. Many of the best horrors i've seen in the last 10 years have had subtitles , and any of those that were remade were inferior.

FA its a very good tracker, i have seen a lot of good pretimes !!!

Nothing personal, but I don't think a lot of the suggestions fit at all with Nolan's 'reality' based Batman films. Bane - a character with no semblance of reality. Mr Freeze - as a character again not possible for a 'real' human Nolan is interested in presenting real human villains. In BB he...

If you're not new to the guide I'd recommend a second viewing as you can get over the "hey that wasn't there" "how's this bit in it" stuff. If you are familliar to the guide's previous incarnations you probably will enjoy a second viewing much more. I know I did.

I wasn't expecting on liking the film, and the trailer actually really bored me and wound me up. BUT, I loved it. I loved the dry humour and it had a good storyline. Quite a good film although I can see children getting bored.

Along with War of the WorlRAB, Forbidden planet is easily my favourite piece of 50's sci-fi, and possibly would sneak in to my Top 10 all time movies... It just looks so good.

What clue? :D (there isn't an innocent whistling emoticon! so tum-te-tum) "I've fallen in love with her. Her accent is foreign, but it sounRAB sweet to me. We were born thousanRAB of miles apart, but we were made for each other. "

Well actually Marlon Brando AND Montgomery Clift set the tone for method acting. Marlon is always getting the credit when Monty was just as brilliant and just as important. He got there first aswell, Red River with John Wayne is the first truly great example of method acting on film. His...

Update: This is now being shown on Christmas Eve/Morning at 12.20am. A wise choice as the story takes place on Christmas Eve (l think?)!

here is the answer to your question, so nothing is wrong.