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And it rocked. Big time. Samantha Mumba was also fit, as the oracles had foretold. And I ask the question, can Guy Pearce make a bad film? LA Confidential, Memento, Count of Monte Cristo and now this.
I salute Axley.
I salute Axley.
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Guy Pearce disagrees.
PS Strykey, your smiley sucks... ;-)
> Sibs wrote:
> You're probably going to now correct me insisting they go to more
> than
> two
>
> --
Stryke wrote:
> They go to four, if you include starting beginning-of-20th-century New
> York. Then there's 2030 New York with the lunar explosions beginning,
> bout 20 years later with the battered New York, and finally the
> Eloi-Morlock era.
>
> SO THERE =p
C'mon, he was barely in the futuristic New York for a significant amount of time, and okay, it was three time zones, but they were hardly very far apart! Anyhoo... that's all I have to say on the matter...
So there :p
> You're probably going to now correct me insisting they go to more
> than
> two
>
> --
Stryke wrote:
> They go to four, if you include starting beginning-of-20th-century New
> York. Then there's 2030 New York with the lunar explosions beginning,
> bout 20 years later with the battered New York, and finally the
> Eloi-Morlock era.
>
> SO THERE =p
C'mon, he was barely in the futuristic New York for a significant amount of time, and okay, it was three time zones, but they were hardly very far apart! Anyhoo... that's all I have to say on the matter...
So there :p
Mr. Happy wrote:
>
> Actually there the brown French Gallois, or something, no filters and
> very smelly.
--
I wouldn't stand for that. At my house, Guy has to spend three hours each day practising not speaking like a gay Aussie chimp. Also he must beg forgiveness for being in Neighbours. In return, I tolerate him keeping his gay Neighbours leather jacket and his Axley glasses.
>
> Actually there the brown French Gallois, or something, no filters and
> very smelly.
--
I wouldn't stand for that. At my house, Guy has to spend three hours each day practising not speaking like a gay Aussie chimp. Also he must beg forgiveness for being in Neighbours. In return, I tolerate him keeping his gay Neighbours leather jacket and his Axley glasses.
Sibs wrote:
>
>
> You're probably going to now correct me insisting they go to more than
> two
--
Indeed I am, Sibs-san. And Guy Pearce could deck your boyfriend. They go to four, if you include starting beginning-of-20th-century New York. Then there's 2030 New York with the lunar explosions beginning, bout 20 years later with the battered New York, and finally the Eloi-Morlock era.
SO THERE =p
>
>
> You're probably going to now correct me insisting they go to more than
> two
--
Indeed I am, Sibs-san. And Guy Pearce could deck your boyfriend. They go to four, if you include starting beginning-of-20th-century New York. Then there's 2030 New York with the lunar explosions beginning, bout 20 years later with the battered New York, and finally the Eloi-Morlock era.
SO THERE =p
Stryke wrote:
> Stamp on his obscure filters.
Actually there the brown French Gallois, or something, no filters and very smelly.
> Stamp on his obscure filters.
Actually there the brown French Gallois, or something, no filters and very smelly.
Mr. Happy wrote:
> But oh well, you gotta love him.
--
No you don't. Correct his artistic French accent. Stamp on his obscure filters. Make sure you have no Carte Noir!
> But oh well, you gotta love him.
--
No you don't. Correct his artistic French accent. Stamp on his obscure filters. Make sure you have no Carte Noir!
Hmm... Stryke, you and Goaty have issues... :D
Anyway, I saw the Time Machine a while back... twas alright... but I'd say the original was probably better despite the fact I barely remember it... because in the original I think they went to loads of different time zones, in this they went to about 2... (not including the 'original' time zone they started in...)
You're probably going to now correct me insisting they go to more than two, but in the original I'm sure they went to lots more... which made it more interesting...
So there :p
Anyway, I saw the Time Machine a while back... twas alright... but I'd say the original was probably better despite the fact I barely remember it... because in the original I think they went to loads of different time zones, in this they went to about 2... (not including the 'original' time zone they started in...)
You're probably going to now correct me insisting they go to more than two, but in the original I'm sure they went to lots more... which made it more interesting...
So there :p
Stryke wrote:
> Agreed. Including Happy's foreign arty gay boyfriend and Sheepy's
> whiny Thom named boyfriend.
LOL!
Yes, I keep him in a cupboard and try not to listen to his whisperings, but he steals my Jaws DVD and stamps on it, replacing it with obscure European films, and hoping I won't notice. He's not properly house-trained yet either, but to hide the fact he pretends he's making an artistic statement. I didn't believe this until he was shortlisted for the Turner prize. But oh well, you gotta love him.
> Agreed. Including Happy's foreign arty gay boyfriend and Sheepy's
> whiny Thom named boyfriend.
LOL!
Yes, I keep him in a cupboard and try not to listen to his whisperings, but he steals my Jaws DVD and stamps on it, replacing it with obscure European films, and hoping I won't notice. He's not properly house-trained yet either, but to hide the fact he pretends he's making an artistic statement. I didn't believe this until he was shortlisted for the Turner prize. But oh well, you gotta love him.
The Count Of Monte Cristo sucked! And he was in Home and Away! But Memento and L.A Confidential rocked. I haven't seen TIme Machine yet...
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