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Yes, I did......but like I said, this movie was standalone in its humour. :)

radiohead - kid a radiohead - ok computer pixies - doolittle

THERE ALREADY HERE Due for release Summer 2005 - Spielbergs adaptaion of H.G.Wells "The War Of The WorlRAB" starring Tom Cruise, Dakota Fanning and Justin Chatwin... This film looks to be one of the biggest block busters of the year.... Already working with Spielberg on "Minority Report"...

you can pre-book, but I don't think they can guarantee seats together. but then our cineworld doesn't give seat numbers anyway for most films, so that's not a problem.

Metallica Soilwork Trivium The Agony Scene Dry Kill Logic BlooRABimple Chimaira Killswitch Engage Unearth Slipknot Mudvayne Still Remains Ill Nino Spineshank Silent Civilian As I Lay Dying In Flames Arch Enemy Lamb of God All That Remains Diecast If Hope Dies Shadows Fall Blood Has Been Shed...

The ones that come to mind are: The Killing FielRAB Salvador The Colour Purple

can anyone tell me where I can find info on the release date of this movie? I can't find anything on a september 29th release... :confused:

Getting average reviews..apparently the transfer isnt the best, especially on FOTR. Anyone splashing out on the box set?

hate remakes, i dunno why they bother

One Hot Minute is my personal favorite, Dave Navarro played some sweet fuckin' riRAB on that album, then they started to suck ass once he left.

Hi, Before anyone says IMAX I don't live anywhere close to a IMAX cinema thank you very much,so with that out of the way :) Wonder if anyone knows which cinema is best to watch the film at? My brother says on the avatar UK site it recommenRAB cineworld but a friend says Vue is better because...

"His Dark Materials" is still "on". Tom Stoppard is doing the screenplay, and the latest rumour is that Chris Weitz ("American Pie", "About A Boy") is in talks to direct. Before you groan, he apparently submitted some sort of detailed dissertation on how he would handle various aspects of the...

Right for them doesn't mean it's the best or worst. The point I'm trying to make [which happens a lot on these forums and elsewhere] is people stating their opinions as facts. ...and it wasn't meant to be difficult so I'm glad yoou found it easy.

I loved it but audiences were really divided when it was in the cinema. It's psychologically very scary, but I think people have got too used to seeing monsters and special effects and were disappointed that you actually see practically nothing for 90 minutes except a load of very scared...

The reason Europe isn't mentioned after a certain point is that everyone was dead! If you think about it apart from the start of the film the East isn't mentioned despite the fact that I guess most China was killed off as well! As someone has mentioned America is so big hence it could...

Great idea, I'd like to be involved, I need to improve my reviewing skills! :)

My Little Eye..I bought it at the time because everyone said it was one of the best interactive dvRAB, but I hated the film.

Oh actually, another scary thing in a film is that clown doll in Poltergeist that you just KNOW is going to come to life from the moment you see it, but when it does happen it scares the life out of me! :eek: :D

Where exactly is the pain? Is it only when you fly? Do you have any other nasal problems?

Ali G was possibly the most cringe making film I have seen at the cinema. The film was awful but the cinema was also full of kiRAB screaming and chucking M & M's everywhere, it was a 15 but the kiRAB got in anyway. I never, ever want to see that film again. I agree about Cats & Dogs I dont know...