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This is easily the most heart warming (yet, not cheesey) movie I've seen in AGES! Ryan Gosling is a ridiculously good (and hot) actor. His performance in "Lars . . ." is so believable. His supporting cast are great too. Has anyone else seen this?!

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I always get dvRAB from the shops, I have the blue hardcase box one you described. It doesn't say anything extra, so is probably just in a nice new metal box - which all dvRAB tend to be doing now in HMV

damn i forgot to add shyne po is a hard as mutha fucka i like that song 'bang' 'whatcha gonna do'..... all that whole cd is gangsta

twisted desire - 9/10 really good story also based on a real story!! hitchikers guide to the galaxy - 1/10 boring i fell asleep!! monster in law - 9/10 very funny!! the good girl - 6/10 good story but their accents are really annoying!! hocus pocus - 9/10 its actually quite scary for a PG!!

The 'USS Indianapolis' scene is one of THE great scenes in film... And written by Robert Shaw himself just the night before filming. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USnM-ee06pg&mode=related&search=

Not a chance this will be 12A. It's R in America, so by default it will be at least a 15 here, unless 20th Century Fox decide to edit all the violence and language out for a 12A release but a 15 or 18 on DVD. I really do think this film will be released as an 18. The Alien films were submitted...

Just posted on the off-chance that someone might have spotted 'Scrooge' somewhere in the schedules this year? The Alistair Sim (1951) original black & white, not the colourised version that Channel 5 is showing again. Thanks

Asking for one film is a bit harsh!! :) My faves, in no particular order: Police Academy (have the first on DVD! Yay!) Robin Hood (Disney) Bedknobs and Broomsticks (Disney) The first Herbie film Asterix in Britain (the theme music was great!) Labyrinth Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory...

World - Bee Gees

Avatar, easily. It's the only one that's been done properly. Although i must give a special mention to Piranha. Any film where Kelly Brook is naked in 3D is good in my book!

thanks for that. We saw a trailer for it which strangely enough was a 12, but I think that was because it took the martial arts out of context. He wants to go and see Wall:E which we are going to take him too, but no doubt he will see posters and possibly a trailer for Kung Fu Panda and want...

I enjoyed it. Thought it was the police woman who was the killer at first.

Mine were, Star Wars Time Bandits Stand by Me Goonies I wasn't born when Star Wars was released but it was one of the films we had on Video I used to watch all the time. Oh, I nearly forgot Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

Saw it today (sold out two weeks in a row at the Brixton Ritzy then taken off:confused: - finally saw it at The Curzon in London). Superb film. Actually thought the way it was structured worked very well. Quite honestly Andy Serkis gives one of the best performances I've ever seen - got Ian...

Zero Effect!

Die Hard. Roof exploding and Bruce jumping off with the fire hydrant tied around his waiste. :cool: Shooting the glass to get in. ... and the bit where he pushed the chair with the explosives down the elevator shaft. Oh yeah. Aliens. Hicks jumping through the window to save Ripley! And...

That's my favourite. Also like this from Robocop: 'Come quietly or there will be........ trouble'

ive seen saw today it was worth it!

Having a collection is one thing, I have collected plenty over the years. But making a video, revealing the collection laid out over a table and chairs, pulling a blanket from over them, as if to say, "whoa check this out, some video's and DVD's" is very different, and a little bit odd!