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Dirty dancing set in 1963 (not sure it represents UK but def america) I think we had Cliff Richard's summer holiday:) Love story and Kramer vs Kramer are good examples of movies set in the 70's for the 80's things I hate about you and the wedding singer Am stuck for any other decades

Yeah I think the 3D part was for it origianally but it has since been dropped before the cinema release on friday!

Ugh, I need to crit/post more....

I think ChilRAB Play was the film that was (tenously and incorrectly) linked to a child murder in England a few years ago. I don't know if it's been officially banned and if that's the reason, but I could well believe it.

I loved the game which scared the .... out of me. The movie less so. Maybe because I had played the game. The movie is fun but wont be remembered.

LMAO. It makes me laugh everytime. :o

yeah, just annoying though that when you can't watch the extras in 1 hit and restart the player you have to sit through the logo, copyrights, a cringeworthy copyright ad and a load of blank screens everytime when most other discs i've experienced do all that in 30 secs

BooZers, Centropy etc are not GANGS. these are the Fine people that Release them for FREE on the Internet, They make No Profit from Doing so.

Dave Dresden was fucking ridiculous!!!! Loved him. He was kissing on this little blonde girl up on the stage. Does he have a wife now?

OOOOH SHIIIIAAAAT! How's it going everyone?

It can, but it has to be pretty brutal (like torture...not just your normal everyday shooting films). A good example is the Saw franchise - no sex, tons of gratuitous violence. On topic - I saw Silent Hill a while back...love the games, loved the first hour or so of the film, but the ending...

...What's the difference? I won an auction on ebay and I literally paid for it within seconds after I won. The seller gave me positive feedback right away as well. Then...I waited a week and never received the item. I sent the seller an email and she replied back saying that it had been...

D G7/D The lunatic is on the grass. D G7/D The lunatic is on the grass. D E/D Remembering games and daisy chains and laughs. A7 D RABus2 Got to keep the loonies on the...

Love them. My favorite lyrics are from the period of In an Expression of the Inexpressible. ...to add one to the mix, Richard Butler writes pretty well, too.

Having been a huge fan of the show for years I can say its well worth the wait. Its strange A/ being a TV to film conversion, and B/ its been a few years since it ended, so you dont know what to expect. It was either Darren Starr or SJP last week who said "It's everything you expected, and...

Oh I'm with you on this, hell those moments are what make some horrors worth while, I watch a lot of horror films so I'm used to characters doing stupid things, like you say if characters made logical sensible choices all the time in these films we wouldn't have 99% of horror films.

i thought this film was very good

Yes Joe Pilato was in "Day of the Dead" but he was also in "Dawn of the Dead". He had a very small role as a cop early on in the film (The dock scene - before the major characters took off in the helicopter). I watched the "Night of the Living Dead 3D" remake about a year ago (rented it) and...

http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=wall-e.htm 62 mil opening beats wanted:)

Which song would you have played at your funeral, and why, if possible. I'll get us started - 'You're Simply the Best' By Tina Turner. Obvious reasons