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Thankyou Monkey U explained betta for me

Nope, don't think so. The nature of the industry has changed and now no-one really has 'mystique'...but that's just my opinion. Feel free to argue with me :D

Did mine ever work for you, Jason?

well when i read it, its a pretty ginsbergian delivery in that the three line chunk is said all in one breath and kind of rushed, like how thoughts are blurred in intimate moments

The most important thing you could ever learn is to sing normally in all of your range. This will reassure your vocal technique and placement and isolation from your larynx muscles. Then you can add the rasp on top of the note. When practicing, go for the proper note first. Sing the scream...

jonframe, I have neither seen nor wish to see the film you are asking about, haha. However, can anyone help me to name a film I saw years and years ago, probably late 80's or early 90's. I can only remember snippets of it so my description is not very clear. The title was '_ and _' and was...

It's the absolute worst film I have ever seen without a doubt.

Run Lola Run Fantastic Film

Exactly, it was a run of the mill, sunday afternoon romantic drama, where tehy get together against all odRAB, and one of them dies at the end. With a big ship sinking.

i DO prefer the originals (especially "Empire") but my overall point is that the new films arent as bad as i first thought-thats all! *especially when compared to most of todays so-called "cinema-events" -that SHOULD read "non-events"... pirates of the crappybean/Bored of the rings/ harry...

Sounds like it might be your gall bladder. You might want to read up about gall bladder problems. Best wishes.

I loved the first 2 movies but like others, I felt like this dragged a lot and was really confusing at parts. It was still entertaining but for me, it was the worst of the trilogy. I think Calypso was the one who changed the winRAB on both of the boats at the end. Notice how the Black Pearl...

Love that bit :cool: Also in a movie the person that has lost touch with someone/neeRAB to find them always sees them in the cafe/street they are walking into/down

The Apatow machine strikes comedy GOLD again! Seth Rogan was great in this but it was James Franco as Saul who was the revellation! Brilliant performances, loved the film, fcuking funny! The fight scene between Red and Dale/Saul was fcuking hilarious! Lots of comedy moments, the banter keeps...

Um.... bar of chocolate or puppy - which shall it be? What sort of puppies were they? And was it milk or plain chocolate???

Pity the Blind

Interview with the Vampire is a vast improvement over the book. All the great characterisation without Anne Rice's turgid writing style.

Yeah. I think was acted and written well but it just didn't seem to fit in with the tone of the rest of the film which was so so far away from all that mushyness. One of the best I've seen this year though. :)

I liked it, I thought Logan Lerman was very good as the lead- wasn't too sure about the girl but, I enjoyed it more than Harry Potter and said sequels which it's always going to get comparisons too. Made me more interested in the Greek mythology as well.

How can you 'know' that? I mean most British films share nothing in common other than being British...are you saying that Kes is essentially the same film as Shaun of the Dead? That The Third Man is the same as The Life of Brian? I don't think it is reasonable to make that sort of a...