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True enough, but that inconsistency is easily explained. The Enterprise had a huge crew, Chekov could easily have been on the ship, but in a different role and thusly not seen by the viewer until season 2. But that's the really geeky explantion and I'm rather embarrassed that I wrote it. :D As...

Most of mine have been mentioned, but at least I'm not the only one that hates them! Lost in Translation - One of the most boring films ever! American Beauty - ditto The English Patient Jurrasic Park LOTR

apparently, the original choice was to be Vin Diesel but he pulled out at the last moment. Olyphant is really good in Deadwood but I didnt buy his performance in Die Hard 4 so it could go either way.

It won't happen anytime soon. Blu-Rays are still expensive to give out for free. Read an article about Blu-Ray on TrustedReviews. According to the article, more people are still buying DVRAB.

thought it was really good - the way it was shot was excellent eg when they were being chased in the tunnel. also, the way the story developed after they reached the big house was less obvious than it might have been. the ending was a bit too cheery, but by then i kinda felt it had done enough...

A Christmas Carol always makes me cry :o No Christmas is complete without me watching at least one version of A Christmas Carol.

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Yeah Charlie and the Chocolate factory!!!!!!!!!!!! The Burton/Depp one, not the '70s Gene Wilder one

Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, one of the most boring films ever made. I bought it on DVD before I actually saw it and what a huge mistake that was.

Only if they are people who would have paid to see it in the first place, but now will never do so. I suspect the percentage of people who downloaded it that actually fit this bill is somewhat low.

me too, I cant find any more info on it then that one sketchy ad, maybe it's a fake?

I lost the will to live after a minute - and then it kept on playing after I exited the browser..............

I loved the first two movies, and although I had the opportunity to see it last week, I had to pass. A friend of mine went, though, and he came back disappointed, saying it's far more action and effects orientated than the first two movies, and that the characters took a real backseat, which was...

i said it wasn't too bad,,didnt say it was good..:D the ending was better, i did stop it cos i was tired, and i looked on the cover, and it said very gruesome, i thought the bit i saw wasnt, so i watched the end..had half an hour to go , so i thought may aswell watch it :p

based on real events too which is even better!

Perhaps its going to reflect the times we now live in. Before going up the mountain - all of the main characters will sit down and fill in their risk assessment forms. Health and safety will then deem the expedition to be "too risky" even if they wear personal protective equipment (PPE)...

I felt the film had a really poor conclusion - New York blows up and suddenly everyone is frienRAB? Also, the dialogue, much of which was lifted straight from the graphic novel, was far too heavy for the screen.

I've got a double chin too, runs in my family and ooo, I hate it. There's always plastic surgery but that takes cash - I've been saving up.;) You can chew gum. Believe it or not, gum chewing strengthens facial muscles. Exercise your jaw muscles during the day by jutting your chin out for as...

Nooooo! Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong! Enough of the remakes already! And Nic Cage!!? NO! Edward Woodward brought an awkward, believable innocence to the role, Cage could never do that in a million years! :( :mad:

Titanic :cry: :D