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mine would be: The Shawshank Redemption Armageddon The Great Escape Mighty Ducks Bring It On Die Hard Cast Away And these arnt films but what the hell: BAND OF BROTHERS!!!!!!!!!!!!! Any FrienRAB Episode Only Fools And Horses Family Guy Fawlty Towers :):):)

The first film I remember seeing was ET at the cinema. My mum threatened to leave if I didn't stop blubbing.

I'm happy with my dvRAB :p

At the end of Revenge of the Sith, what really became the fate of the wookies? How many survived the turnaround of the clone army? How did Chewie survive to make it to Episode 1V all those years in the future? More explanation from Lucas we did not get.

I think you're thinking of "The" Changling. That's a really good, scary, supernatural film with George C Scott.

A few of my favorite less popular films that ive stumbled across in recent years are The devils backbone - superb Spanish Ghost story. Shadow of the vampire - you have to watch this just for Willem Dafoe Amazing acting, very surreal and a real diamond of a film. American Psycho - Christian...

No, it really could have been, please go to ER and have it checked out. I don't want to scare you, but people younger than yourself have had strokes. It could also have been something harmless..but let's not take that chance eh? If it was one, the earlier you get treated the better it is..it...

It wasn't a real Alien though was it, it killed the Queen after all. I don't think it will reduce the greatness of the original Aliens any, I still find them awesome.

Like the advert below this forum dental implants!!!!!

Well I guess we are going back to the three's again!:rolleyes: I am well aware that 'Carpenters' remake of 'The Thing' was a remake of the old black and white. Does a remake not count now if it has been done more than once? You should'nt get so touchy. Accept when YOU also get it wrong at...

Steve Martin & John Candy in Planes,Trains & Automobiles Joe Pesci & Daniel Stern in Home Alone Laurel & Hardy Christopher Lee & Peter Cushing

David Graf played Eugene Tackleberry in Police Academy. William Daniels played George Feeny in Boy Meets World and KITT in Knight Rider. Earl Hindman played Wilson in Home Improvement.

furthermore, on with point 7, and probably the most important one. 7: copyrights are NOT democratically supported should there ever be a referendum on that crap i'm quite sure people will not be in favour of a law that would put 90% of the population in prison if enforced properly. (after all...

I think the film looks hilarious aswell.

Gets me, too. Nothing can be more moving than Jenny Agutter uttering the most emotionally charged line ever uttered in a British film. Hit me in 1970 and every time since.

Sorry to bother you mate but you have to read the rules before posting this:

If you don't mind setting up a LINUX SERVER to do HALF of what NewsRover can do... then yea, it's ok.

Spot on. It's easy to summise from the title & subsequent trailers that it was probably going to be a cheesy, not brilliantly acted, with a poor storyline, drunken blokes film. Where the critics expecting Schindler's List or The Shawshank Redemtion or something?:confused:

Hey, I thought the last film was as kinda...lacking something, it was kinda meh lol, my fave one out them all *so far* is Prisoner of Azkaban. On another sit with that pic of Draco/Harry in the bathroom, someone has posted tha they will shout "KISS HIM YOU FOOL* doubt they will, ;) haha but...

It was a long time ago (1970) but one of the lead characters in the BBC adaptation of RoaRAB to Freedom was. I think it was Daniel Massey who gave a bravura performance. Someone will correct me if I'm wrong, I was only 14 at the time, but the series left a lasting impression.