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Yes Plaszow work camp was partially built on an old Jewish Cemetry and the gravestones were used to pave roaRAB around the camp. The camp and quarry are now mostly overgrown with just a few gravestones and memorials scattered around the meadows. Speilberg built a film set a couple of miles...

Mr.Merkaba: In my pursuit of "vocalism" I have been making steady progress, with both your insights and perspectives alongside the instruction that I have aquired through my formal singing lessons. Inspiring my style the most, is Raine Maida from Our Lady Peace. This leaRAB me to my current...

'Brotherhood of the Wolf' is a good one

I'd say the odRAB aren't too bad.

Flogging Molly is awesome live. They were always my favorite at Warped.

the verve - virtual world

I watched Clue last night too, total classic, love Tim Curry. I like him doing the voice of Hexxus in Fern Gully too. :)

actually it's "technical difficulties".just to make it easier to find for him. here are a few of my favs.. in flames dark tranquillity soilwork meshuggah dream theater racer x symphony x stratovarius sonata arctica amon amarth children of bodom strapping young lad nevermore cky (not metal, but...

The remake has zombies that can run. That's just plain wrong. The original, however, has turquoise zombies, and even a Hari Krishna zombie - that's what you want in a zombie film ;)

No Vince "Fat Boy" Vaughan for starters. ;)

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Open Water, Catwoman and the Day After Tomorrow..... come nowhere close to the completely appalling House of the Dead - incidentally coming in at No. 29 on the Top 100 Bad Movies on IMDB!! I've never walked out of a film in my whole life but I came close to doing so when I watched that big pile...

I pre-ordered it as soon as it was avaliable to pre-order. Someone offered to buy it for me for a Christmas present, so I'm not complaining about the price. :)

For some strange reason I am very drawn to this programme. Why a fat boy from the Home Counties should find the travails of truckers in Alaska so fascinating I don't have a clue. Anyway, I do commend this series to anyone who has yet to have the pleasure of coming across it! :)

That's just your opinion tho. I certainly didn't think it was shit. I enjoyed it. And my point may have been cliched, but it's still valid. That's the problem when there's a gap of 15 or 20 years or so between a classic franchise and it's new installment, people's expectations go through the...

Channel 4 have confirmed it'll return for two more specials after the feature film. http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010/oct/29/the-inbetweeners-specials

Well now that ive seen star wars im looking forward to the league of gentlemen,charlie and the chocolate factory and the new harry potter one think thats later in the year though!

I know what you mean. My 'films that make me cry' list is almost entirely made up of animal films. My Dog Skip:cry:

I liked him in 'Layer Cake' and 'The Jacket'

I really hate them as well, and any "typically English" costume drama.But I expect that a lot of Americans in particular find them very quaint. :rolleyes: Another awful cliche.....so many extra terrestrials who speak word perfect English! Give me a break already! :D