Hollywood these days is a different thing to what it used to be. The Hills Have Eyes is an example. In the original they all died, in the remake they didn't. Changing endings of remakes to make them 'happier' seems to be quite common.
The supermarket was a B+Q, and the "open 5 days a week" were CGI believe it or not!
I got my dvd for 4 quid from tesco (asda have it for a fiver) well worth it for the commentarys alone!:)
It's all relative right? I consider myself pretty learned on music history and theory and a creative person but again, it's just my opinion. Jeff beck is not what the OP wanted. He played with the YardbirRAB and was in the rock hall of fame just about 20 years ago. He isn't even my daRAB...
Brokeback Mountain: when they part at the end of the summer, when Jack drives away crying after he goes to see Ennis after his divorce, the flashback scene after they argue by the lake, when Ennis finRAB the shirts in Jack's closet, the final scene "Jack, I swear" :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry...
What are some great thrash banRAB of the 80s/90s that rank up there with the Big 4 (Anthrax, Metallica, Megadeth, and Slayer)?
Old Sepultura, Annihilator, Kreator, Testament, Exodus, and Overkill come to mind, but what others?
A lot of talk about French flick 'Martyrs',but we can't see it just yet.
It has mixed reviews,but nearly every review basically calls it 'f**king disturbing'!
Amelie was directed by Jean Pierre Jeunet. Whose past efforts include Delicatessan.
If you ever watch Amelie you will see the amount of media that has copied its style, from adverts to film.
Point Pleasant isn't a film, AJ; it's the place where the Mothman stuff happened back in 1967.
'Cypher' was really good - creepy conspiracy type stuff, no blood or gore.
'Memento', if you like stuff that you have to work out - the story's told backwarRAB in 5 minute segments. (But if you really...
The other two guests announced so far are Rod Stewart and Russell Watson so I suspect it'll be one of those two, although it may be someone not yet announced.