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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7596040.stm East Bound and down loaded up and trucking.

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I really want to see it but can't find anywhere in Norwich that is screening it. We have a UCI but it hasnt been listed for a few weeks!

I like the first one best... "In death there are no accidents, no coincidences, no mishaps, and no escapes."

30 gb is nothing I have about 250+ Gb on my file server and probably 100+ Gb burned off to dvd's

If anyone is interested, the character played by Sarah-Jane Potts is based on my teacher!

xCRYONICSx (4:34:55 PM): good song xCRYONICSx (4:35:06 PM): i think it shall be posted in s&l

Meh, I'm not doing anything this weekend except resting.

I remeber feelin real bad when I watched Bob Hoskins in some film bottlin that bloke outta Casualty in the throat.Sickening vibes from that, especially Hoskins holdin the guys wound tryin to stem the blood flow as his victims life ebbs away.

I wish they would make a movie from this cartoon as I think it was great.

It's a classic. No question...but I have always been predisposed to liking a good vampire film. Soundtrack is excellent. Make up effects were brilliant (the same team later worked on Buffy if I recall correctly). It doesn't pretend to be a work of genius and it isn't, but it's an enjoyable...

Oops I competley hi-jacked the topic with my 80's cartoon fad!!

She is a living legend. I can never fault her acting performances. Just flawless. Plus she seems like a nice & genuine woman off-screen. :)

Saw Under Siege the other day, on FX I think it was, and there were about a million bits I hadnt seen before!

thanks. I just cleaned the infected part with hydrogen peroxide. Yes, I will be watching it very closely. Hopefully I continue to see any improvement. I will also finish the bottle of anti biotic. I just took my oral pill so I will get some rest now. Hopefully I dont have to go to class...

That is a wonderful film. Based on Mel Brooks' early career as a writer for Sid Caesar. Interesting to see some films which were highly acclaimed at the time failing to appear in this thread. eg the Coen Brothers' early work. I found Raising Arizona a bit annoying at the time but I would...

I don't know, mate. I watched recently it on DVD, and was knocked sideways by it. I had long since written off the Bond franchise, and this films actually got me excited about it again, for the first time since the mid 80s. I guess it's all about different strokes and all that.

I remember Empire saying they would retract one star from the five it gave Cloverfield if they ever made a sequel. Saying it was brilliant as a stand alone film. You never know why it's happening, what's happening, where the creature came from and what happened at the end. Brilliant concept...

I know! If I want a pursuit I know where to go now! :D NAW NEE NAW NEE! That sounded so funny!