Films

[nightcrawler13]

My Neighbour Totoro is also a great zombie nazi movie

[Rufus Gwertigan]

My Neighbour Totoro is also a great zombie nazi movie

[nightcrawler13]

Why haven't you been to pick this box up Don't you love me anymore

[Rufus Gwertigan]

i love you and your box more then words can express old friend,

i have an essay on the existence of the afterlife due in on tuesday, so i've kept myself in the house to avoid being overly excited by sunshine and getting sucked into the trap of having fun

but i WILL come round on thursday evening if that is ok?

[Katster]

My Neighbour Totoro is also a great zombie nazi movie

[sifi]

The Hurt Locker was a load of cliched rubbish, I thought.

Oh, and the State of Play remake thing was pathetic compared to the original series. And that's nothing to do with the absence of Polly Walker either.

I don't recall smiling once during The Boat that Rocked either. Forget laughter. Not even one smile.

Edited September 14, 2009 by sifimaster

[Purple Monkey]

The movie of Stephen King's IT is hilariously terrible.

That f*cking spider

Now I know exactly what Garth Merenghi's Darkplace is taking the piss out of.

[Langdale Wolf]

Watched the Phantom Menace last night for the first time in ages. Thank god for Darth Maul and the pod race. The script and acting are unbelievably bad.

Still, it looks nice and has lightsabers.

[ktej]

Dorian Gray is pretty good. Colin Firth is rather good in it as well. It is worth a watch

[Katster]

The Hurt Locker was a load of cliched rubbish, I thought.

Oh, and the State of Play remake thing was pathetic compared to the original series. And that's nothing to do with the absence of Polly Walker either.

I don't recall smiling once during The Boat that Rocked either. Forget laughter. Not even one smile.

[Rufus Gwertigan]

It hasnt been given too much of the twilight treatment then?

[Purple Monkey]

I was just about to give you a massive kiss for your first comment, but then I got to your last! The Boat That Rocked is wonderful!

I think maybe it's a film you have to watch as a child, and probably as a child from the 80's or before who hasn't been blessed with amazing special effects yet. I was scared shitless of it when I was a kid.

Have you read the book?

Edited September 14, 2009 by Purple Monkey

[Katster]

Yeah that's why I found it so funny. The film scared the crap out of me as a kid too. Now I think it's funny.

The spider now looks like a failled art college project (the thought of a spider with a set of wobbly arms and a face like a Boglin, with a glowing Tellytubby belly as the "ultimate evil" is either genius or derived from the scribblings of a retard), the cave looks so fake and like a set from Power Rangers. Also, it should be shown to anyone that thinks Hollyoaks is the home of the worst acting in the world.

I remember the book being waaaaay better, and less literal, and slightly more meaningful. Well, I read it when I was 12. It would help if I didn't consider Stephen King (along with Dan Brown) to be one of the worlds most successful writing hacks of all time.

[sifi]

I was just about to give you a massive kiss for your first comment, but then I got to your last! The Boat That Rocked is wonderful!

Edited September 14, 2009 by sifimaster

[Katster]

When was it wonderful? I seriously can't remember a moment that amused me. Not one scene.

edit : The music was very good though.

Although I did wonder why they were playing "Jumping Jack Flash" in 1966 / 1967

[sifi]

I didn't find it particularly funny either, but I didn't know it was supposed to be a comedy.

Edited September 14, 2009 by sifimaster

[Katster]

Briliant. That did make me laugh out loud. In a kind of Homer Simpson "Why do you think I took you to see Police Academy when you were young Bart? Because it was funny? Well I didn't hear anyone else laughing, did you?" type way.

What did you think it was out of interest? A drama? Or a documentary type thing?

[sifi]

Just a film. Mr Cheese has a tendancy to just download anything and everything. He never finds out what things are about beforehand, he'd rather watch a film to find out whether he likes it or not, rather than go off the synopsis or somebody else's review. I quite like it, we've watched some real surprises.......we've also watched some absolute pants though

[nightcrawler13]

If it's due in on Tuesday, how come you're cancelling me Tuesday night?

[dakyras]

My Neighbour Totoro is also a great zombie nazi movie

[Katster]

because for me to finish it on tuesday, i need to do it on tuesday.....

you can come and give me moral support if you like?

it seems everyone has seen district 9 apart from me, might go watch it by myself on thursday night

[Rufus Gwertigan]

Off to see The Thing tonight. I am actually a little excited, it's over 25 yars old but I have never seen it at the cinema although countless times on video (VHS, I don't have the DVD yet)

[Rufus Gwertigan]

On big screen The Thing is awesome

[Wooderson]

I didn't find it particularly funny either, but I didn't know it was supposed to be a comedy. I just thought it was a lovely film and I'm surprised to hear of someone not liking it.

Edited September 15, 2009 by Wooderson

[Langdale Wolf]

On big screen The Thing is awesome