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We're watching Stuart Little 3, I'm very disappointed, I didn't realise it was animated or I wouldn't have bought it.

I watched 'Jack and Sarah' on Tuesday night. It was OK.

We got This girls life and Renaissance for this evening. I'll let you guys know.

The Lake House - loved it, so slushy.

Blood Simple. Stunning plot with no loose ends, a tremendous performance by M. Emmet Walsh who's reminiscent of J. Lee Cobb in a lot of ways. It was the first effective film noir since The Manchurian Candidate, I reckon, and that's a twenty year gap.

The Wickerman (The remake).

Utter crap.

Dawn Of The Dead (2004)

I just watched a DVD with Nats starring Keanu Reeves :-4 and Sandra Bullock. It was so boring I can't even remember the name of it. They lived two years apart, that was about it. :-2

GoldenEye of Sean Bean and Pierce Brosnan



Outlaw- another Sean Bean's action packed film and finaly release on march 9 in all uk cinema:-6

Vanilla Sky in bed the other night, love that film.

Last weekend we rented The Illusionist and Night Listener off Pay Per View. Both were pretty good..with twisty endings.

If you have not yet seen The Illusionist, but are planning to, my only suggestion is to pay attention..I think if you only half follow the movie, you may not get how it turns out.

IT was a movie called "Love Comes Softly". I cried and cried through almost the entire movie.

Oh I live this smiley, it's so cute.

flushed away.

Blood Simple

I watched last night the Snakes on a Plane and the Goodbye Charlie Bright..

Goodbye Charlie Bright by Nick Love.. This film reflects the main character, Charlie's frustration. He is stuck in a council estate and wants to move on to bigger and better things. His best friend Justin is holding him back, and Charlie struggles to break out of his social surroundings.



Nick made a worthy film which has sense of humanity like his Outlaw film this year..:guitarist

I watched the Night at the Museum last night.and it was a funny film but definetely on the horror film... I am looking for another horror film sonds like a Waz...anyone heard about this..?:-4



http://imdb.com/title/tt0804552/

BORAT............It's nice.

I heard Borat many times and so sad that I was not able to watch that funny film...Just wait to be shown on the channel...

ultimate question... would you kill the one you love to save yourself from death?"

http://www.twitchfilm.net/archives/008228.html:-6

have been watching "the holiday" its pretty good......

Just bought Saw 3 - excellent film .

Is Saw 3 finally release at cinema? I like to watch this film somewhat likes the film I am waiting, the Mellisa George and Stellan Skarsgard film..."Waz"



Do you love someone enough to die for them?"

Stuart Little 3 with my son, AGAIN!

went and saw premonition last night...ummm....i wish i had had a premonition to stay home........:wah:

Premonition..? with Sandra Bullock..?when is this film to be released here in the uk? I’m also waiting this film¦at this time more curious to know more about the documentary film of Julien Temple¦title Joe Strummer: The Future is Unwritten¦as what I got info’s regarding this documentary film, it covers about the real life story of Joe Strummer which revolves in music of the Clash Band..

From their earliest days as a band, the Clash stood apart from their punk peers with their musicianship, as well as their lyrics; the passionate, left wing political idealism in the lyrics of frontmen Joe Strummer and Mick Jones contrasted with the nihilism of the Sex Pistols and the three-chord simplicity of the Ramones. Although they were a major success in the UK from the release of their first album in 1977, they did not become popular in the US until 1980

Their third album, the late 1979 release London Calling is considered by many critics to be one of the greatest albums in the history of rock music; it was released in the US in January 1980, and a decade later Rolling Stone magazine declared it the best album of the 1980s. Rolling Stone also placed it at #8 on their list in 2003 of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time.

The Clash's attitude and style, as much as their music, strongly influenced countless other bands. In 2003 they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. In 2004, Rolling Stone ranked The Clash [1] #30 on their list of the 100 Greatest Artists of All Time.[2] Their record company once dubbed them "The Only Band That Matters," a phrase which caught on with their fans, and has since become closely associated with them.

I just saw "An Inconvenient Truth", Al Gore's movie about global warming.

It was truly excellent.

This film should be required viewing for every human being living on our planet :-6

The Omen III The Final Conflict

The Best of Chris Farley on Saturday Night Live...one of my favorites!!:wah:

A digitally remastered DVD of The italian Job. Several times in a row. It is Archies favourite at the moment :-2

Karl and I are about to watch 'Click'.

Ferris Buelers Day Off

Pinky;597498 wrote:

...Been watching loads of 'Most Haunted'...exellent!!!


We have a program titled "Ghost Hunters" here that airs on the Sci-Fi channel (I believe you have a similar channel called Sky?) A team of real-life investigators attempt to debunk various hauntings and often succeed in scaring the b'jaysus out of themselves. Good stuff.

Last DVD we watched was The Good Shepherd, a film just chock-full of upright, moral characters (please note sarcasm). Well-crafted thriller, but I wanted to bathe vigorously afterward.

I found a copy of Prizzi's Honour in the charity shop yesterday, so that's on the cards for an evening soon. I'd mentioned the movie earlier in the day, and I saw it on the shelf. Why not, I thought. The only other DVD they had was Soccer Highlights Of 1993, rather than watch which I'd sooner sit through the collected works of Busby Berkeley while combing vanilla ice-cream into my hair.

Watched Eragon last night - really enjoyed it

spot;597627 wrote: I found a copy of Prizzi's Honour in the charity shop yesterday, so that's on the cards for an evening soon. I'd mentioned the movie earlier in the day, and I saw it on the shelf. Why not, I thought. The only other DVD they had was Soccer Highlights Of 1993, rather than watch which I'd sooner sit through the collected works of Busby Berkeley while combing vanilla ice-cream into my hair.


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I just saw Volver a few evenings ago...

:wah: I love how your mind works...