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If you've watched or are going to watch a film today, tell us what it was/is going to be.
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I watched Big Daddy last night, and Jurassic Park 1 and 2 this morning on my computer DVD player, so I could review it at the same time! :P I'm probably not going to watch any other films today. I'm off to play Wolfenstein. Later!
I'm off to see it tomorrow.
I guess it depends on what kind of films you like, It wasn't what I was expecting but I found it good. You have to pay attention to what goes on though or it will confuse you like crazy.
I would say go see it anyway, it is well put together and worth the watch.
I would say go see it anyway, it is well put together and worth the watch.
Any good, Aliboy? I can't work out if I should go see it or not.
Seen Vanilla Sky tonight at the cinema.
Mattyboy wrote:
> Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory - Another classic!!
Have you seen what the kids look like now?
They were in Hotdog magazine a few monthe ago. Hilarious.
Peter Ostrum (Charlie...i love the film sooo much i even remember his real name!)has got a village people / Blue Oyster Bar style handle-bar moustache!!!
Augustus Gloop boy looks like Sloth out of The Goonies!
The girls look quite normal.
Mike Tevee's looks exactly the same except his face is slightly fatter and i think he didn't have much hair.
> Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory - Another classic!!
Have you seen what the kids look like now?
They were in Hotdog magazine a few monthe ago. Hilarious.
Peter Ostrum (Charlie...i love the film sooo much i even remember his real name!)has got a village people / Blue Oyster Bar style handle-bar moustache!!!
Augustus Gloop boy looks like Sloth out of The Goonies!
The girls look quite normal.
Mike Tevee's looks exactly the same except his face is slightly fatter and i think he didn't have much hair.
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory - Another classic!!
Stephen King's Delores Claiborne. An amazingly high quality movie, and it's nowhere near as gory as most of King's stuff.
Tiltawhirl wrote:
I also Childs Play 3 entertaining film but I can't
> understand how the hell they could ever ban it, if it wasn't for a particuarly
> nasty throat slashing then the film could have passed for a 15, i've seen much
> worse.
"Ban this disgusting filth" It was banned because apparently the children that nurdered Jamie Bulger had been watching the film the night before, and there was a school of thought that suggested that the boys would not have done what they did had they not have seen the movie.
Anyway, last night I saw bits of The Last Crusade. I have it on video anyway, so didn't sit down to watch it all, even though it's great. Kids were keeping me busy!
I also Childs Play 3 entertaining film but I can't
> understand how the hell they could ever ban it, if it wasn't for a particuarly
> nasty throat slashing then the film could have passed for a 15, i've seen much
> worse.
"Ban this disgusting filth" It was banned because apparently the children that nurdered Jamie Bulger had been watching the film the night before, and there was a school of thought that suggested that the boys would not have done what they did had they not have seen the movie.
Anyway, last night I saw bits of The Last Crusade. I have it on video anyway, so didn't sit down to watch it all, even though it's great. Kids were keeping me busy!
The last film I've seen is...
*Thinks*
...Indiana Jones: The Last Crusade
Anyone else watch it last night? Excellent film, I must say, and watching it at an older age really makes it make more sense and put it into perspective. It's a shame Shortround wasn't in it, because he ruled!
"Dr Jones, no more parachutes!" :D
The film was still brilliant, but would have had a bigger touch of humour had he been in it. My favourite is the 2nd one, The Temple Of Doom (I think). What's your favourite of the Indy films?
PS. The new adventures are crap!
No monkeys were harmed in the making of this post.
MOW
*Thinks*
...Indiana Jones: The Last Crusade
Anyone else watch it last night? Excellent film, I must say, and watching it at an older age really makes it make more sense and put it into perspective. It's a shame Shortround wasn't in it, because he ruled!
"Dr Jones, no more parachutes!" :D
The film was still brilliant, but would have had a bigger touch of humour had he been in it. My favourite is the 2nd one, The Temple Of Doom (I think). What's your favourite of the Indy films?
PS. The new adventures are crap!
No monkeys were harmed in the making of this post.
MOW
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