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I never tire of this film, Tom Hanks is brilliant! makes me cry everytime

these spot have been on my tongue for three months. they have not gone away. its only two on is big and the other is real tiny. they have never hurt.

A friend of mine had a monstrously huge and heavy Sony Betamax in 1981 and we went into town so he could buy his first pre-recorded tape for it. He chose 'Alien'. The quality was piss poor and it cost him over

It's quintessentially british - all that stuff about cricket and the like.

The Man in the High Castle? Is there a film?

If you enjoyed the first movie theres good chamce you'll enjoy the next two more.

the girlfriend was so annoying . all her dialogue was : "David ...?!" or "what's happening ?!"

i love all the "chick Flicks"as they are so called.and i still love all the disney films

Does anyone think Signs is a very scary movie?

Definately not in Rooneys Case!

I bought 'Bourne Supremacy' (or however you spell it) last Monday when it was released for my husband. We still havent watched it though. There arent enough free hours in the day !!

I was discussing casting of this with a friend who's currently reading the last book. Clint Eastwood was who Stephen King based Roland on, obviously Clint is a bit too old, or is he? Aaron Paul should play Eddie Dean (Jesse from Breaking bad)

I was surprised to see Tommy Steel on the One Show last night as (whilst I didn't think of him that often) I thought he was dead. No idea why he should be, he's only 73 after all, but my mind had filed him under deceased. :o

This made me remember Jasper Carrott. he pointed out how awful it must be for the Crystal Palace players. They're at the bottom of the league because they can't score and they have "Virgin" on their shirts. :D

1- The Spy Who Loved Me 2- Isabella Scorupcco (Goldeneye) 3- Timothy Dalton 4- Donald Pleasance (Blofeld, You Only Live Twice) 5- The whole shebang (with the exception of The Man With the Golden Gun, DiamonRAB Are Forever and Die Another Day).

It's a bit sick, but the scene with the cat from The Boondock Saints - probably shouldn't make me laugh quite as much as it does :o

Thank, Blit.

When the toy monkey suddenly started clapping, I nearly wet myself! :eek:

I prefer SF to horror, so I'd like to see an explanation of where the monster came from, how the parasites were able to survive both above and below water, etc. And a plausible account of how they deal with it. (Probably they should herd it out of the city so it stops destroying valuable buildings.)

Not being rude, but that means nothing; Brendon Routh was up for multiple superman films for example. It's basically so he can't hold 'em up for more money if they decide they want a sequel.