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oh for your coming out party?

Malkovich was incredible in this. So funny. The start was slow, and some bits dragged but overall I loved it. Was very funny.

Ah ok. I always thought it odd that McClory gave Von Sydow's Blofeld the white cat, given that the cat was an accessory created by EON. It's a shame Max Von Sydow didn't get to play Blofeld in an official capacity.

Armageddon, god how i cried! Titanic, ok i probably shouldn't have but i did! also had a little tear during click - Best movie ever! i've got the notebook still to watch, looks like i'll have to have the ssues ready!

No reason so far. You can see the 'Old Indy' here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gKOqCbcjpI&mode=related&search= Pure guess, but I reckon Indy will lose an eye in the new film. :)

i thought martin landau as lugosi was great - he really deserved the oscar he got for that part. wonderful film

I thought Anita and Anne didn't get on, which would explain why she was replaced by Chris?

I watched this film last night on Sky too ! lol what a load of pants !! I knew the ending about half way through it was a little too predictable !

http://delirium.lejournal.free.fr/isabelle_huppert1.jpg That's Isabelle. You might have seen her in a lot of French cinema

good idea, performingmonk, maybe they can get Miley Cyrus in on it! (or not)

I suppose it's the man behind the movies i admire the most. I wish i could live a life like his.

Yes, I understand now. Thank you for pointing that out to me.

Oh i forgot about Naked gun films, well funny, i hope they'll do some more:D

My First was Poltergeist, when I was about 11,12. Scared the crap out of me, couldn't sleep for weeks. It's pretty tame by todays standarRAB though.

El Chivo in Amores Perros - a fitting ending to a masterpiece. The poilce officer who becomes Robocop. In the non tv friendly edit version - one of the most ridiculously overblown death I've seen - he takes enough lead to make the Robocop suit and his still alive for a few minutes on the floor!

It might be another 'how he came to be movie.' They've got to try something new as Bond films are no longer the action leaders like they were. It was the Bond films that introduced mini subs, space shuttles, submersible cars and armed chases on skis and snowboarRAB.

Love it. Breakfast Club, Pretty in Pink, St Elmo's Fire - all wonderful.

Directed by Shane Meadows who also directed Twentyfour Seven and A room For Romeo Brass. Both worth a watch, low budget, but good stories

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But they can't type TB :D