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I would like to nominate Bob Hoskins in the Long Good Friday Jane Fonda in Klute Iconic, unforgettable.

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It's as much as DanV5 says above, however in my experience it can depend on the film and on the distributor. For instance, a distributor may want a film in your local cinema for a certain number of weeks, as this will give you an advantage over the number of prints for a blockbuster in the...

Good god, I've not been in here for a long while. Have I missed anything exciting?

Sex And The City Haven't seen it, so I can't comment. I liked the show so I'll probably check it out.

lol, if you want :D i've seen it

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Too lightweight to be Bond. I like my BonRAB to be dangerous and Ogilvie just never gave that impression, whereas Dalton - just look at his eyes in the scene in The Living Daylights where his contact in Vienna is killed by the door. You do not want to mess with this guy.

Jake Gyllenhaal one day. Kate Winslet has got to win one soon, same for Johnny Depp Think Michelle Williams has a real chnace of winning a supporting oscar one day if she chooses her roles carefully.

Would love to live near a modern cosmopolitan city with many cinemas and theatres. This way there would proabably be a specialist cinema where I could go watch such movies, and might also watch live theatre. Unfortunatly most small cinemas have been replaced by multiplex versions. Most towns...

Wintersun, Dawn, Vehemence, Ensiferum, God Dethroned, Novembers Doom, Witchery, The Crown, At The Gates...I could go on.

everyone must be buying it, when i click on buy. it wont display the page! :mad: good find though! :cool:

For those who've seen it ho hum

Fabulous. I love the overdramatic voice over .

It may only be a problem if you ask!

Uh...typecasting? Don't really have a favourite director as they are an unreliable bunch who really depend on good stories. That said, I always make an effort to watch Tarrantino, Cameron, Shymalan and Zemeckis.

in no particular order Cruel Intentions Titanic My Girl Romeo and Juliet The Little Mermaid Bridget Jones's Diary Pretty Woman 10 Things I Hate About You (heaths smile phoar) The English Patient City of Angels Forrest Gump

sorry i just realised this was a really long message...no wonder i have had no replies, who can be stuffed reading it!