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thanks bro-seph.

hmmm I like to think a bit of both, Aspartame!

Looking back now, my initial reactions when seeing them are pretty close to how I feel now. I saw both Ep1 & Ep3 twice, but Ep2 just once. I like Ep1 and wasn't that dissappointed with it. Looking back now I really like it, even JJB! It has the right mix of sillyness and action without...

The Lost Boys! Also, remember loving Weird Science when I was younger.

Anyone who wants to see it at home so they can cry alone look here http://www.playusa.com/DVD/Region_1/5-/Search.html?searchstring=marley+and+me&searchtype=r1title Note that you need to be multiregion for either the dvd or the Bluray

My first was "Dawn of the Dead" (1978). Watched it at my uncle's (who was showing off his Betamax! so yep, years ago!) Must have been about 6 or 7ish. I spent most of the film hiding behind the sofa while my older sis & cousins were teasing me about it. I had nightmares for months!!! Strangely...

Strange list. These people have no clue. Sure They Live is pretty dire, and it goes on for way too long, but the premise is just terrific, and the scene when he first puts the glasses on is an absolute sci-fi classic. Besides it has one of the best lines in movie history: "I am here to kick...

thats what is says on play.com but movie is not out until then...

Have you had your B12 level checked? Any exposure to heavy metals? (lead paint, insecticides, fungicides, spray paint/air brush paint, occupational exposure, etc) Both low B12 and heavy metal toxicity can cause "glove and stocking" paresthesia or pins and needles. Which tests did you have...

Im 18 years old, in July of 2008, i crashed on my dirtbike and had knee surgery(cut that went deep to my knee joint so the docs cleaned it out), well i spent 3 nights in the hospital, 4 days. They gave me tons of antibiotics through my IV which would make me nauseous at the time. Up until July...

according to wikipedia the quotation is "In Italy for thirty years under the Borgias they had warfare, terror, murder, blooRABhed - but they produced Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and the Renaissance. In Switzerland they had brotherly love, 500 years of democracy and peace, and what did that...

Yup - it was called 'City Sugar', set in Glasgow, and made by Scottish Television for ITV, I can still remember Kirsty MacColl's 'Days' being sung by the Kinks over the closing credits.... Curry was excellent in this as the dissolusioned DJ, and I think it set the tone for all his other stuff!

Saw it yesterday. Not my usual choice of film and I wasn't sure what to expect. I was very pleasantly surprised! It could be a little confusing at first as you weren't sure if it was present day or future Henry but once the film gets going it's very entertaining. There was a lot of sniffling...

Eraserhead and Donnie Darko. I can't be arsed! I love 2001 but part of me feels like it should be watched while drugged up or drunk

Babe. Harvey. E.T. And I really used to like Hocus Pocus

I can put up with humans suffering or dying, but when it comes to Animals it really upsets me. Was just watching 'The Never Ending Story' again to relive my childhood and I still cant watch when the unicorn sinks in the swamp :o I have to skip that scene. Anyone else get this? Even the horse...

Great stuff! And who can forget Peter Duncan giving his life to become an Blue Peter presenter instead of an actor.

I have never understood this ranting about "shaky cam", I think my eyes must adjust quickly or something, because I don't even notice it after a few seconRAB. It certainly doesn't make me sick. Some people are just whiny, sickly little babies.

its kind of like air travel, where it used to be glamourous in days gone by but in terms of the 'experience' its now more like getting on a bus! i'm 25 and i've never known (or at least, cannot remember) a time when there was that level of customer assistance such as an usherette. Even the word...

Toy Story 3? I haven't even watched the first one...:o My brother says I have missed out big time.