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thought i'd put one of my favorite track mixes up: 01. James Bond Techno Theme - Soundtracks 02. Don't Drag me down - Social Distortion 03. Broken - Lucky Boys Confusion 04. Give it All - Rise Against 05. Dirty Little Thing - Velvet Revolver 06. To The End - My Chemical Romance 07. Staring at...

eurogamer.net is a great website! one of the few I visit on a daily basis. "you spoony bard" is from ff9 I think? definetly remember it in that as i haven't played 4.

I've tried with no luck :(

Perhaps you should wait until you've read the book? It doesn't take a whole series to reveal rock solid facts, and informed conjecture. ;)

werd dawg, probably a better year than last.

Oh I'd forgotten about Dumbo and his mum.... am starting to well up at the very thought! :o

Not a line, but a brilliant Kaufman-dialogue: DONALD Oh, God. I was so in love with her. KAUFMAN I know. And you were flirting with her. And she was really sweet to you. DONALD I remember that. KAUFMAN Then when you walked away, she started making fun of you with Kim Canetti. It was like...

I went to see the film today and i thought it was good!! :) :) Nicole Kidman is well ace, i havent seen any James Bond films but i thought Daniel Craig was brill...he's good looking too!!!!! lmao!! I enjoyed the film, i havent read the book so some parts i didnt understand but i asked about it...

morning all. Anyone about?

I agree with everything u said pretty much but I gotta comment on this.... Its 100% true, and thats my favorite time for hiphop and I still listen to shit from that era all the time. But even tho that was "mainstream rap" back then, hiphop/rap as a whole was MUCH less mainstream. There were...

was arcade fire this year or last year?

I love the theme to the "rogue" Bond film Casino Royale (the one with David Niven, Woody Allen etc.) Played by Herb Alpert And The Tijuana Brass. Brilliant.

I'm trying to think of a film that I saw years ago. I may have seen it late 80s or early 90s on Terrestrial TV. It could have been a 70s film though. The main part I can remember is all the famlies being transported to the camps by train. Then when in the camp someone tried to run for it and...

Why didnt they just leave the lifeboats on deck, and as the ship sinks the lifeboats would reach water level. See if I was on that ship, everyone would have survived :D

That would be a shame, the first two were great, and they said they had planned it to be a trilogy. And if the movie was made to be released in 2012 like they discussed on the DVD extras, Ron Pearlman's age would possibly prove to be a problem. That said, Ron Pearlman is Hellboy now, no one...

It is. He's just been erm.....creative with his use of space. :rolleyes:

Completely agree!

I like all his old films (although controversially, i actually don't like 48 Hrs!). His standup performances are outright brilliance, particularly 'Delirious'. I admit though that i haven't watched a new film by him since the Nutty Professor sequel.

Im only going to list banRAB that either bring their A game, or played a significant role in the 90s in shaping the "sound" of indie as we know it. archers of loaf jets to brazil do make say think explosions in the sky goRABpeed you black emporer yaphet kotto drive like jehu engine down...

"Little shirt, little pants, little song, little dance, little heart, little mind, but your rights are as big as miiiiiiiine!" Love the film, so underated.