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it bought back memories of when i liked leonardo years ago when i first saw it at the cinema. in the ending when rose dies do you think shes going to "heaven" when you see her back on the titanic going to jack? if that is her getting reunited with jack when she dies i doubt her husband would...

Glory. One of the most under-rated war films about.

Yeah, I think you are correct But on the special edition it does not have the theatrical version only the directors cut.

Totally agree!! great soundtrack as well! :D

Totally agree with you on that :D.

Jaws Godfather I, II & III Midnight Express shawshank redemption Goofellas Casino The Bourne Trilogy Dune First half of Independance Day (second half rubbish) 10 Rillington Place The Exorcist (only the first one) The Omen (Original and the 2006 remake) Omen II Omen III Close Encounters of the...

Yes, there was a certain unintentional irony to Luthor invoking the now classic "Bring it on" line, and then turning out to be a clueless fool who has little or no plan whatsoever... and who also happens to be the President of the US in the comics :) Yes, the moronic nature of American...

I went to see it last Saturday. The pictures was full - literally - but I loved the film. It wasn't my favourite out of the four but it was good.

STAND BY ME - by miles........couldn't stand The Goonies... the kiRAB in Spielberg films are always so precocious. What I mean is, they lack a sort of innocence.

I've always wanted to see a Brittish ID4 showing how the arrival, the attack and the counter-attacks were dealt with above British soil. A sequel though i think would damage it.

Hey, stranger things have happened. I can see the heart of a psychopath beating beneath that pretty boy exterior. I'm thinking back to his performances in AI and Road To Perdition. Remember, hardly anyone thought that Keaton would make a good Batman but he made a pretty good job of it.

You forgot Montgomery Clift! He was a real moody ladies' man.

Apparently The Strangers is a very good horror movie, even the trailer scared me! :eek:

Ah, saw that trailer 3 months ago, wondered what had happened to the film. Is it me or does he shour out "ffffffffffffff**************uuuuuuuuuuuucccccccccckkkkkkkkkkkkkk" at the end? Looking forward to see it. That means there are going to be 4 films I will have to see in July!

my bllod pressure is normal 115/80 but my heart rate is 104....should i be concerned?

I can't find those on any usenet search sites, AW & Giganews have better retention than Binsearch & co ?

Gratz on yer first post homie :thumbsup:

My 9 year old son has ADHD-ODD and we are very carefull in what we let him watch as we feel that there are just some films that he's not ready to see yet, especially films that might put ideas in his head. We have 2 girls aged 11 and we do let them watch the odd 15 rated film, but does depend...

Of course he's done these recipes, or similar on previous shows. You can't really blame him for adapting them to this '30 minute' format. I think Jamie is on a mission to have people sit down and enjoy the ceremony of preparing and serving up good food at the table. As for the OP's question...

^ I agree. Arnie's presence in T3 did nothing to help that film. And let's face it, Arnie is far from a great actor. IMO it was the character of the Terminator/T-101 that was iconic, not necessarily his performance as it.