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For us older farts, Bob Seger's Live Bullet and Ted Nugent's Double Live Gonzo.

I'm a big fan of the original too and am not expecting the remake to be up to much, although the one review on imdb seems to be quite positive. One thing that always puzzles me about TWM though is that it is often referred to as the greatest British horror movie. I do think it is a brilliant...

This is one of those films I've read about and am intrigued by, but have never got around to seeing. Prompted by the comments above I think I will give it a whirl this week. Being a cephalopod fan, Im not looking forward to: . Hey, maybe we should set up a RAB Film Club like the book one...

I'll see what I can do. p.s. the track is called "hopeless" edit: how do I send it to you?

creep was a really good idea but ruined in its execution.. death line is great - has one fantastic JUMP moment in it with the heroine on a platform..

Shame you knew the ending... when I first saw it I didn't know anything about it and rented it on a whim, and the ending was so surprising I watched it again straight away. A true classic.

I think it's this fella .....???

oh em gee his name is similar to mine haven't been critting much lately because i've been very busy being lazy and the pub i work in shut. means i'm a poor man till i get my next student loan through.

No, Two Face kills Robin's parents. The story of Bruce's parents being killed is revisited in Batman Forever as it mirrors what happens to Robin, and gives weight as to why Bruce takes Dick Grayson in. It doesn't so much rewrite who killed Bruce's parents but it also doesn't specify it was Jack...

Ah, The Village. What a waste of time that film was! The main problem was that they shouldn't have billed it as a thriller, they should have called it a mystery/drama instead (or a comedy - tell me I wasn't the only one who laughed during the stabbing scene? Come on, it was ridiculous!). The...

"'Twelve is the new eleven" Don't know about the worst tagline, but it's the worst film ever!

I like the raconteurs better than the white stripes.

The live action 2003 Peter Pan film got very little attention from what I recall. Which is a shame because it's a beautiful film with some really lovely moments. It should have been given much more attention by the media than it got.

John Candy, superb actor and sadly missed, Uncle Buck is one of my all time favs.

I 100% agree with you. When i saw the title of this thread I immediately thought of Keira Knightly. I am just fascinated by her jaw, and spend every film starring at it. Its just a distraction for me.

It's alright. Not as good as I was expecting it to be but there are still some pretty good songs on it. I like the melodic songs more though, and there seems to be a lot of funk on it too and I didn't like those songs much. I thought the album was decent. Worth buying IMO.

Me too, watched it the other night again and still enjoyed it. Agreed. On both points :)

Wouldn't that have been a greenscreen from start to finish? :D