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:eek: Eternal Sunshine is my favourite film ever, and House of Flying Daggers is in my top 15 of foreign-language films. Although I agree with all of your others. Everything about Ace Ventura makes me cringe.

slightly stoopid

They'll just be re-releasing the same set maybe with a 10th anniversary banner on it.

I've got future hopes for Guy Richie's Sherlock Holmes film joining this list

Hugh Grant. Ever since I saw Four Weddings and a Funeral. I hated that film and the character he played. He has played very similar characters on most films he has been in since, a sort of stereotypical english toff.

Anyone seen this yet? Saw it last night, thought it was going to be average but was brilliant!

Silence Of The Lambs Halloween 1 Nightmare on Elm Street

I just saw this film for the first time on Film 4 last night. I'm surprised at some of the comments because personally I thought that this was a crap film. It looked like Brit gangster film by numbers, with a lot of terrible acting and scenes with completely unrealistic behaviour that made it...

My Favorite Husband 48-07-05 (000) The Cugat's Tenth Wedding Anniversary (Audition) My Favorite Husband 48-07-23 (001) Literary Club's Speaker Comes to Dinner http://www.4shared.com/dir/370774/7f67ba2/Lucille_Ball.html Just click on little green arrow by file and when page appears scroll...

no the one im thinking of was a lot more serious. The dude that had his work plagiarised posted on here saying he was gonna file a law suit and wanting the perpetrator's detail etc etc. It was lulzy for all those not involved.

Gone With The Wind Grand Hotel The Maltese Falcon Freaks Some Like It Hot Romeo & Juliet (1968) Rebecca Just some random classics I enjoy off the top of my head.

Wolves in the Throne Room, Akercocke, Behemoth, T.O.O.H, Abydos, Nile, 1349, Genocide Kommando, Blut Aus Nord, Frantic Bleep, Ulver(early stuff), Behold... The Arctopus, Turisas, and I'll throw Nemo in there but really only for their album presages. I could go on for a couple pages but that...

Is it on Pay per view? It did release at the cinema on Boxing day though. http://www.edfilmfest.org.uk/films/mum-and-dad/ http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1129428/ The film's about a Polish girl who works at Heathrow airport with a girl and her brother. The sister causes the girl to miss her ride...

OK this aint funny anymore 1st you know EVERYTHING about Superman and now TV?????C'mon thats my thing!!!!! :D :D Seriously I must kneel/bow before you!!!! Yes it was Fox and heres the link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sPn552OTlo&search=brandon%20routh%20interview From 3.12 on it plummets...

"He's not the Messiah, he's a very naughty boy"

I only saw ten minutes of Bionic Woman - and had to say ta-ra! I'm much too loyal to the original series!

As usual, your response is childish, condescending and petulant. I had made up my mind not to reply to any more of your posts because little of what you say has any substance and you seem unable to participate in a reasoned, mature exchange of views without resorting to sarcasm and childish...

No, it's a romantic drama for teens with him out of those 'Step Up' films (that are aimed at girls, but 'hard-up' laRAB seem to like them, for some reason).

yes she was Deborah but they used a body double for one of the scenes. great soundtrack to the film too. I've read the book too and that is very good but just covers the 30s. I always wondered how much was true as it is meant to be a semi autobiographical book

I think the first film is better but the second film at the same time had noticeable improvements. The music score being one. I do know that for the scene you mentioned the score did lean heavily towarRAB Satie's classical piece "Gymnopedie No. 1".