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yeh, you're right I remember now. what I meant to say though was that he should have MADE them go

For collecting up and using music, Pulp Fiction and So I Married An Axe Murderer. Original score, I love The Fifth Element!

Hi, just watching the Muppets extras now - there is a behind the scenes documentary that you will probably like. Not bad for

You know, I am a fan of the beatles and all, but I believe Led Zeppelin is an all around better band. They defined the era. Jimmy Paige was a virtuoso at guitar, whose solos were above and beyond anything the Beatles could come up with. Who else agrees with me, and why or why not?

The first that I remember is The Lion King. My actual first was Beauty and the Beast (I think)

One modern film that could be improved with a remake.

Ya ever think about trying to ask at EFNET?

Three Colours: Blue (1993) Three Colours: White (1994) Three Colours: Red (1994)

Excellent film. Well shot with wonderfull effects that weren't over the top or fake looking and well acted by everyone, especially Brendon Gleeson as Alastor "Mad Eye" Moody. Brilliantly dark with some good funny touches.

I wish i did odeon mayhave been dingy in it day but the place had class:) more so than cineworld ever did with their unfreshly made popcorn:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

OK I bet this one got you Cocoon all those old folk no one can say they did'nt cry at this :cry:

No it is not,a extreme pornographic movie features acts of sexual violence actually committed against women (or men),if unwillingly then that would usually constitute snuff film. This is a movie filmed/produced by film companies and ACTED by actors,under American film union bodies. It's no...

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I've been fortunate in my cinema visits that I rarely see a boring or bad movie, the only exception I can think of is Adams Family Values which was quite a painfull experience, I would have walked out if I was on my own.

i read an interesting thing in the guardian over the weekend about how jason, michael, pinhead, freddie et al are *our* generations frankenstien, dracula, wolf man etc and that those films were constantly remade and had sequels made, so there's no real reason why ours shouldn't either. he had a...

You're JOKING aren't you??? Same goes for you who said Frankenstein, Thomas Crown Affair, The Thing, Texas Chainsaw Massacre. DOTD remake was enjoyable enough but very shallow throwaway stuff - wouldn't watch it twice. The original is a true classic. Agree that The Fly was an excellent remake...

Oh my pxd867 lol, you minxy little hunk...........Oh lord what am i saying :eek: , just kidding;) . Okay some are going to call me two-faced now but hey here i go. Ok i admit the Matrix sequals werent THAT bad of a movie, infact they werent bad at all they were just, to me at least...

thevault.bz just checked it again and it works ok dont know why its not working your end ?

Based on that logic shouldn't we axe Corrie? After all Harold Macmillan was in power when that first launched :rolleyes: I think dramas such as Waterloo Road, Casualty, Holby and Sci-fi stalwart Doctor Who are safe. Torchwood could be an interesting one if it doesn't take off when aired next...