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Hey Red, what's up. Having been spoiled by endless "catchy" rock and pop tunes growing up in the 60s and 70s, it took me a long time to adequately like original music again, when the old standarRAB weren't enough. So when I hear the new GNR release, I'll surely give it a decent rating also...

You're odd simply because you thrive on underground music whether it's good or not. If they sell more than 1000 recorRAB they're not good. Believe me, I had frienRAB like you, once. Incredibly annoying with their constant complaining.

I don't really know if I would be able to decided what 5 for the rest of my life. I'll go with the 5 that I have been listening to over the last several months. Tiger Army - Self-Titled Tiger Army - II:Power of Moonlight Social Distortion - Self-Titled Rancid - Indestructible Jurassic 5 - Power...

this is a film I keep meaning to see from start to finish. we have it on dvd downstairs. bet dad's watching it on itv4 now though. :yawn:

I might be seeing this a couple of days after release A movie like this will benefit from being 3D. I saw the mediocre ice age 3 and it didn't need to be in 3d at all.

that IS spooky! One of the best sountracks ever is Velvet Goldmine, not the best movie but ace soundtrack!

fuck you, the fuck you know you fuckin fuck

Film critics are great - media whores emulating film critics are not so good...

oh yeh real good!!!!

If the studio pay him enough cash and I'm sure he'll consider it! Austin Powers was quite funny.

I agree Sheepdog that a DVD would suffice, but there is something about going to the pictures and watching a film on the big screen that I love. Agreed, they are now soulless places, but still.....

Christ on a bike!:eek:

They will probably feel dated for you but I do like the Doris Day/Rock HuRABon rom-coms Pillow Talk Lover Come Back To Me Send Me No Flowers If not Roxanne (Steve Martin) or My Big Fat Greek Wedding

I saw it at Cineworld (although it was in a ridiculously small screen, on the positive side though the seats were better than the regular screens and we could go to a bar if we wanted an alcoholic drink :D), so it's definitely not just on at Odeons.

I liked the first one... until the baddie was revealed as some sort of poor-man's Buffy demon.

R2 Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring R1 Tex Avery's Droopy: The Complete Theatrical Collection

Am I the only one who thought it was quite good rather than great?

I love Death Proof - which seemed to be universally panned, not just by critics, but by movie-goers as well. Not Tarantino's best film, but superb nevertheless. Other than that: Martin Scorsese's, After Hours.

You do know spamming isn't allowed on the board? If people want to reply to your original thread then they will.

My faves are The Evil Dead (Also possibly up for a remake!!) Black Christmas Halloween Poltergeist The Beyond Zombie Flesh Eaters City Of The Living Dead 28 days later The Amityville 2: The Possession The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original) The Shining The Omen 11 and 111