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I like this a lot. My only problem is "Intrinsic fulmination." Intrinsic is a very odd adjective for fulmination here. Good stuff, though.

If your wondering where you can find Red Vs Blue you can find it here. Joe779

Things I've noticed in this ep- 1. This show is going overboard with the old references. It's making me wonder two things. How much original music will be in it, and it's also making me think of the live action movie (which will assumedly be based entirely on Macross) 2. Space battles look...

click here to see the matrix revolution trailer! its rather good, just looked now!!!!:D

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I LOVE this film! The chocolate cake bit is hilarious. But when I was little the bit where Miss Trunchbull chases them round the house scared me.

The reviews i've read so far are saying that oliver stone has created just as good a movie as flight 93 except with more emotional attachment to the characters

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It's called Heavenly Creatures. I hate any scenes of violence. I find violence very disturbing and prefer to close my eyes!!

The guy who plays Neil in Dead Poets Society plays Wilson on House. :cool: That was a indeed a great movie. Fond memories from back in the day.

Who's Timmy Mallett? This is what I was asked by a boy aged about 14 a couple of years ago. I assumed everyone knew who he was but he didn't and when I worked it out Mallet's career was all but over when he was a toddler so he missed him on TV. What has this got to do with anything i'm sure...

Could it have been 'THE SANRAB OF IWO JIMA' (1949), starring - John Wayne - Sgt. John M. Stryker John Agar - PFC. Peter Conway Adele Mara - Allison Bromley Forrest Tucker - PFC Al Thomas On the write up it states: http://homepage.mac.com/dmhart/WarFilms/OldGuides/SanRABOfIwoJima.html

Ingrid was stacked. Amazing in her 70s vampire films.

Have ITV still got the rights to the films too? I think they'll be the first to show Revenge of the Sith on the 5 main channels. I've got all the films on DVD, but may watch them on Sky Movies again. Love the first 3 (epsiode 4 -6) and also love the latest one.

Uh-oh! Rose-tinted fever hits the '90s :D j/k Seriously though - if you take a whole decade and handpick a handful of films then you are likely to have something resembling an argument for those 10 years having nurtured 'the best films of all time'. For example.... I honestly believe that...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/film/4337224.stm This is the link to the BBC website announcing Daniel Craig as the new Bond. Now, wether your a fan of Bond / Daniel Craig or whatever.... Look at the site and see the picture of Daniel Craig on the speedboat. I ask you, is that Bond...

I'd never heard of Jake Gyllenhaal before I saw BBM, but that film left a bigger impact on me than any of the others, I saw them all. I will admit that Capote was brilliant, as was Philip Seymour Hoffman. I still stand by what I said,:D and that is my opinion hunney !:D

For a minute there I thought this thread was about the second sequel - the third Resident Evil. Until I saw the messages from 1 - 17 are dated 2002. Has anyone seen the third one? What's it like compared to the first 2?

thanks for the reply first of all and yes, matter fact I will visit him today and hopefully I can get an answer. Everyday I wake up and it seems the bump is becoming slightly smaller. After my visit I will post up what he says.

North Devon! Although Asda have now got planning permisison to build one in Bideford, so it is coming. Otherwise its Taunton, not sure if there is one somewhere lurking in Exeter.