Yes 'Just Like Heave' I've seen it.
It's not too bad, a bit predictable but fun all the same.
Probably worth waiting for the DVD unless you don't mnd paying to see an average film at the cinema.
BTW: The 'You're Beautiful' song used in the advert isn't used in the film. but the Cure song of the...
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Bafta members get the screeners roughly at the same time which is Nov/Dec, so in some cases they are watched all around that point as well, despite some of the films being nearly a year old. It's more than likely a coincidence that the nominated films are all recent releases. That said I think...
Get a good lawyer and sue the pants of this "mother nature" character.
Theres nothing you can do. Your hormones run you. Your voice will, more than likely deepen to some extent as your corRAB grow and thicken and your larynx gets a little bigger. All you can do is learn proper singing...
Can't believe no one has mentioned the Hellraiser films yet, I and II were both excellent and have stood the test of time surprisingly well (let's forget about III for now!). I watched Nightmare on Elm Street the other day and although it is creepy, the effects look dated and therefore some of...
I love that movie "Oliver!"
I love the whole atmosphere, songs, joy, sadness, loneliness and badness, in the movie. One of my faves. Infact it is a present to my daughters this year on DVD with "Annie".
At no point did anyone say "Blimey - Dinosaurs". Or "Blimey - a very big ape". Not suggesting these actual lines you understand, but there is so much gentle comic potential there. It was all a bit too furrowed-brow for that though.
This is one of those films with which I'm becoming a bit...
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Big firework display of a movie. Looked good, but nothing of any real substance. Basically, Arnie is a robot babysitter from the future.
Putting whiny American brats into films rarely works out well.
LXG is one of those movies where you can just turn off the world outside and just enjoy what unfolRAB before you. Sure it's not a classic by far but I found it an enjoyable romp that is just fun from start to finish. I understand that the UK disc will be a double with a couple of extra deleted...