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does any one know when apollo 13 will be on blu-ray. i couldnt find it, iv checked amazon, play & tesco but couldnt find it so im guessing that its not out on blu-ray yet. Many Thanks :)

Too youthful? This was about events that happened 10 years ago. I thought Michael Sheen was brilliant as Blair, but I've not seen him give a bad performance in anything.

Not banRAB, but Dj's. Paul Van Dyk Above&Beyond Armin Van Buuren

I thought I would chime in with a few songs I thought were sad (and I uploaded for your listening pleasure): Counting Crows - Color Blind from Cruel Intentions - very sad song in itself. Des'ree - Kissing You Blind from Romeo and Juliet soundtrack... might have had to see the movie here.. Air...

'waking up beside you' by stabbing westward I've been so alone for so long Forgotten by the world Forgotten to myself Your effervescent eyes have awakened me And brushed the dust away But I knew you'd never stay So I memorized the color of your eyes as I lost myself...

This could rival Snakes on a Plane in terms of awesomeness.

Has nobody suggested 'Meet The Parents' or 'Meet The Fockers'? Great range from Robert De Niro (and Dustin Hoffman in the sequel) when you think of what other (serious or more weighty) classics they've been in. :)

Yeah the last 5mins of all new star wars films. (credits not including)

There's some good stuff there, but it's all been played out. Which makes sense, having been played for 40 years.

Don't like it either.

Yeah he does have really great legs, I saw a picture of him somewhere online in a kilt.:D. Oh naughty thoughts ;) He is is 6ft2 you know. I love tall men.

It's not rare but "A Taste of Honey". Made in 1960 something. Set in Salford. Adpated from a play by Shelagh Delaney (?sp) who was just 19 when she wrote it. Starring the ever brilliant Rita Tushingham.

Yea sorry not all are :), most dvd players can be made region free now adays :)

I wasn't sure about her new material that may have been live

Still not sure- did you see Goldfinger or something?

It's a classic! It does deserve a better slot, though to be fair there should be lots of viewers around, even now.

It was the characterisation of the apes that was the attraction of the films back in the 70's when I saw them. As you say the humans lacked substance and were hard to make a connection with. I think it was hard not to like Cornelius (Roddy McDowell) who you sensed was a gentle man (sic) and a...

im strangely looking forward to it

Well don't come on this thread if you don't like what you read! Seriously though, I happen to think it was the perfect adaptation of the book and Johnny was perfect as Wonka. Roald Dahl's widow was the executive producer on it. Still everyone's entitled to their own opinion. Oh and thanx for...

Marley & Me (I was unstoppable - thank god no one saw me, I could not stop it was like I'd just lost my best friend and my world ended, it just hit me!) Click Titanic (the first time, it doesn't do it as much no more. I've also cried to a few films with a happy ending. :)