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Wonder what the correct word is for the James Bond films? Or the Carry on films ???? :)

Natasha Bedingfield Vs Chicane - Bruised Water

Saw it last night - fantastic! John Barrowman was excellent in it too :D

Devo is the only other band that comes to mind as far as being robotic & "pop" sounding. Also somewhat similar but more artistic & spacey...Tangerine Dream, Jean Michel Jarre, early Vangelis.

sexism is so pass

That's a bit harsh, isn't it? The Queen Mother fx looked great until she was in her late 90es :)

I have it on Betamax format. One of the worst films ever made, yet somehow enjoyable. Windy Winston was the best. http://www.medicinefilms.com/digs/185162/

Yes it is. He can't half swear too!! Plays a good part in it

I should go tot he confessionals because I'll ber a godfather. Or I'll just lie.

I'm looking forward to "The Strangers" - not sure when its released over here.

lol right ok???? lol anyone have any more info?

There was no commentary on the dvd. Apart from Nielsen and Francis the rest of the cast must be dead by now.

Better Than Ezra is where it is at. A Lifetime = good songage.

Small correction: it was Guy Middleton who played the smooth-talking bachelor in 'Laughter in Paradise', not Terry-Thomas. He wasn't in that one. All brilliant films, though, and as a Sellers nut, I would add Two Way Stretch and Wrong Arm Of The Law. There's something about the way Lionel...

the over use of CGI wasn't a problem in the Star Wars prequels as much as the hokey, clumsy plots, wooden acting, dodgy casting, woeful, embarrasing dialogue, annoying characters, shockingly bad chemistry between Hayden Christiansen and his on-screen wife Natalie Portman, clunky, immature...

She is usually very polished....maybe the autocue got stuck. She got through it though...well done her. I have watched 'Me without you' so many times and have it on DVD. Great movie.

It'll make them cry all right...just before it makes them puke! :eek:

Angus, Thongs, and Full-Frontal Snogging, I think. Edit: Yep, that's right, I've just checked Wikipedia.

It was quite good, but I think it will be the first Pixar that I don't buy the DVD for. I especially liked the parts when Remy was running up the inside walls of the buildings and looking in some of the rooms, the animation on those parts was stunningly fast and yet still detailed.