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Good Lord ! is this the same Winston Smith who escaped from the loony bin and virtually terrorised the posters at the german forum . Oh my ! we are in for some fireworks... as I recall with horror now your psychotic rantings were responsible for the sales of prozac going through the roof at that...

I had to laugh at that one. But when you get paid $10 million dollars for a film and a box office hit (something which Madonna, despite being the bigger singer failed to), I think that constitutes something of a film career.

Neil Young - Rocking in the Free World, Harvest Moon :O Bruce Springsteen - Born in the USA, Born to Run, Streets of Philadelphia But everything by The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, and Pink Floyd is a good starting point.

Surprised noone has mentioned it already but the original Evil Dead scared the hell out of me when it first came out on video in the 80s. I was only 8 at the time (yeah I know, shouldn't have insisted I watched it). I don't think I slept properly for several weeks afterwarRAB! Took me quite...

I have seen all of the data you posted before and I have refuted most of it. You are new here so it would be just as easy for you to go reading through the old threaRAB to find that everything you have posted we have seen on thos forum before. I admit I am getting lazy at posting on the same...

he was good before, some of it was awesome, the newer stuff just sucks

eh NO!. the best way to describe emo is you take the punk style of music, only you rip it's heart out, slow it down, take away the anger, the rebellion, and the political edge (in other worRAB any meening), and replace it with a the whiney rants of some wanna be art fag to make it "consumer...

The fact of the matter is, this film cost a huge amount ($150mil+) and they want to make a profit, and there are a LOT of people who just don't want to see anything remotely gay, never mind gay sex scenes, on tv/film.

mine are definitly Radiohead - okcomputer (well any radiohead -- they'd get all three by default.. but i'll mix it up..) Air - Talkie Walkie Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots

No. See here for an explanation (I haven't seen the film by the way, I just read this link.)

Got to wait ages for it to come to my town. I might end up having to pay extra to go to Canterbury to see it.

Hoping someone can help me with the title of a film I saw on BBC about 2 years ago It was a black and white British film from around the 50's early 60's maybe Far as I can remember a man who's wife was cheating on him, kidnaps the bloke and chains him in a small room, and then over a matter...

Agreed. Just what the world neeRAB, more CGI, that modern evil we are supposed to find 'awe-inspiring' but really just makes a film look like a computer game, no matter how big the screen or how ear-piercing the sound level.

John Carpenter's 'They Live'

It came in the plastic bag with the magazines. As it

I agree REC far surpasses Quarantine

I have all the OFITG tapes which I purchaced new in 1998-2002. I have the specials, last series box set (with hour long making of featurette) and also the earlier series or course. Now, due to having a de-clutter I would like to give the whole lot away and get them on DVD, but looking on...

Pro points: - good action scenes - good interpretation of the parallel world; loved the Oxford scenes - superb sets - exquisite, creative costumes Bad points - disjointed plot, bumbling progression from one scene to another - Lyra - not convincing, rubbish actress - characters telling the story...

It was a sell out at Bexleyheath but not at a few other cinemas. I didn't know until it was too late for me to make the start of it. I'll get it on Blu Ray when it's released probably just before Christmas.

Theres nothing wrong in remaking films imo; if you don't like the remake then just remember the original. All this "it ruined/was an insult to the original" crap is a waste of breath. The Day The Earth Stood Still looks interesting, having seen the 1951 original I'm interested and will be...