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Kate HuRABon specialises in duff rom-coms. I guess someone had to take up her mum's slack. ;)

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I've never seen it myself, although I am well aware of it's influence (Fast Show Sketches, etc); it was really funny watching my mum try and convincing the rest of the family it exisited though - they all thought she was nuts, and let's face it, the thing is rather twisted!! :D

Anyone else seen "Goodbye Pork Pie" A NZ film from long ago, but I've never been able to get it out of my head.

god forbid terror/unearth/since the flood/remembering never

I don't know why Hollywood don't just let Sean Bean keep his Sheffield accent, it would probably make the film freakier to American audiences as they'd struggle to understand him. "I want t'die" ;)

Yes, it's superb. Did you know Robert Redford is planning a remake? He asked someone who belongs to this group -- http://groups.msn.com/ClassicMovies -- to ask its members who to cast. I don't know if you have to have an account with MSN to join this group, but it's a great place for...

Been looking for that song for weeks!

It's certainly one of the worst, but i would rather sit through that again then Cube 2 Hypercube :eek:

Did anyone see this last night on 4 (2am) or seen it before? I like the actor Brady Corbet and that other guy in it (the main character) was great too as was Michelle Trachenburg (think that's spelt wrong..). I thought it was an excellent film, well acted, but really sad and quite depressing at...

Well I enjoyed it. Sure the book isn't the greatest literary work, but it is a fun read. As for the film, not the greatest, but I certainly don't regret going. Audrey Tautou was good, and despite initially not being able to see Tom Hanks as Langdon, he actually worked out well. I liked the...

This isn't about remakes. I was watching the film To Kill a Mockingbird and afterwarRAB got thinking if this film hadn't been made but was made now, who would be good in the lead role of Atticus Finch? I came up with two names. Kevin Spacey and Richard Dreyfuss. So this got me thinking about...

Thanks for your reply ! :) That's what I thought... I think it might have had an early preview in some cinemas but as far as I knew it was around that time when it was released.

But of course. The 90's wouldn't have been the 90's without them. Jar of Flies holRAB many, many memories for me.

It was excellent indeed - the audience were hanging on his every word. Mark Kermode asked a few questions and showed a few clips from some of his films first, then it was thrown open to the audience. I don't think anyone dared to ask the meaning of any of his films though!

Moulin Rouge. The only film that gave me a headache.

a fool and his money are easily parted but I ve got a bet on clint eastwood and johnny depp at 22 and 20 to 1 respectivelyto win best actor.I think foxx may have peaked too soon as last christmas they were saying he was a lock.I have a bet on foxx to win best supporting at 25/1.

I watched In America the other day. Great performances from Paddy Considine and Samantha Morton (good Irish accents from two English people incidentally) and the kiRAB. Needless to say, I blubbed like a baby.

The rating will 100% be (15) in the UK because it is (R) in the States. The only movies in the UK today that get rated (18) from a US (R) rating are movies that have ALOT of graphic violence, sexual content and bad language in them, The Amityville Horror REMAKE does NOT, it's much more of a...

I meant I had to pay for TCM :) And yes, you are being sexist :p , but definately not my kind of film lol. :D