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I lucked out and got to see him with Deerhunter at a free all-ages show in Brooklyn. I don't think I had my ID yet at the time too, so I might as well have been 17.

I like Sweet Talkin' Woman and Telephone Line

You came right in with the telling me how it WAS meant to be taken, the 'oh boy' and the eye rolling like you always do when someone criticises Geass. I'm sorry, that's being a fanboy. Maybe you think my analysis is bunk and maybe it is. But I'm sorry, you can't come in and give attitude just...

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Stepmom, Pretty Woman and Runaway Bride ... wow, I like cheesy romantic films. :o

Censorship is utterly pointless. Did anyone elect the BBFC? I don't think so, more likely they were appointed. So why the hell do they have the power to tell us what we can and can't buy? It all represents the Government being our parents instead of anything useful. You can't control people. By...

I don't know why they have to do this. Anyway, 'Prisoner of Azkaban' is the best film of the series and if you've never got into Harry Potter at all just watch this, it's friggin' fantastic, pretty much directed as a standalone feature seperate from the first two 'kiddy' movies.

1. Sir Miles Messervy (I think). 2. Nick Nack - he's a midget. 3. Tony Blair attended Fettes College. So did James Bond (fictional of course). Sean Connery used to deliver milk there when he was an Edinburgh milkman.

Quiet is an awesome track.

1. Clutch (No love for Clutch? Damn. ) 2. The Black Keys 3. Misfits

1. Alan Jackson - The Angels Cried (Duet with Alison Krauss) (2:52) 2. Alan Jackson - Between The Devil And Me (4:21) 3. Alan Jackson - Bring On The Night (4:04) 4. Alan Jackson - Buicks to the Moon (2:37) 5. Alan Jackson - Buy Me a Mercury (3:38) 6. Alan Jackson - Chasin'...

Les Parapluies de Cherbourg (1964) (The Umbrellas of Cherbourg) http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0058450/

Goodbye Mr. A - Hoosiers

Saw it at the cinema and was in awe. Normal tellys just don't do it justice IMO.

I love National Lampoons Christmas Vacation, the best christmas film ever made, well i think it is :)

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I like that movie too. It's like an urban Southern Comfort/Deliverance. And it also stars my absolute favourite actor Peter Greene who was amazing in Clean, Shaven. I have a thing about fingernails, I haven't been able to watch a notorious scene in that. :eek:

No, but what I am saying is that the film has fairly dramatically changed since way back then. Also interesting to note is that it took over four years before anyone picked up the screenplay - strangely enough, not so long after DD started to become an 'indie' favourite ;)

The dog's bollocks left unbleeped!! Wow! Pushing the envelope aren't they?

Yeh, they should publish their programme schedule well in advance so people can decide in plenty of time what they would like to watch ... oh, hang on, they do. :rolleyes: