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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
Tell us how your day was, say hello or just introduce yourself if you're new to the site.
Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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Urgh, you all need to become reclusive vampires like myself, that's the real way to enjoy life.
Indeed Alfonse. I guess everyone's busy enjoying the sunshine :) Then tired after a long day.
Tumbleweed.
Morning all.
In the car with kids, one playing DS games and other watching a film. Keeping them quiet until we're ready to go to Tesco.
In the car with kids, one playing DS games and other watching a film. Keeping them quiet until we're ready to go to Tesco.
Mothman presented a very vivid picture of MIBs, it's definetely a good starting point. The case studies for 99% of activity is around UFO sighting incidents but there are a few strange stories of their apperance after other paranormal events.
I haven't, but I will add it to my list.
Trying to mix up the games and the films to keep things interesting. Hopefully this idea of reviewing will at least keep some regular new content available and also fill in the gaps between investigations and other paranormal activities!
Would be very interested in tales of the Men In Black though...I'm not even sure if they exist (or if they do, if they are humans or aliens).
Trying to mix up the games and the films to keep things interesting. Hopefully this idea of reviewing will at least keep some regular new content available and also fill in the gaps between investigations and other paranormal activities!
Would be very interested in tales of the Men In Black though...I'm not even sure if they exist (or if they do, if they are humans or aliens).
Have you seen Close Encounters of the Third Kind? I know UFOs aren't your thing but it's another well researched Spielberg film and good at that (have the 3 disc blu-ray edition).
pb wrote:
> HM wrote:
> I just assumed everyone had seen a classic like Poltergeist
> already! I've seen it so many times since I was about 12. Just
> seen that my local CEX has it on Blu-ray but nothing to trade in
> as yet.
I'm not a big movie buff so even though I have the interest, I am more of a gamer. I am changing this with the rental theme - plus it is an easy source of content for the website. I'd recommend getting the 25th anniversary edition for the two short films. Really good!
>
> They actually did some serious research for the film at the time,
> though it's a shame about the sequels going off the rails (worth
> watching just to see the spooky rev Kane, the best part about
> those 2 films).
They are on my rental list. There were so many things I could chuckle at - just seeing them recreate it and with a slight tongue-in-cheek twist (not sure if it was picked up by many people without the background)
> You can tell that it has that Spielberg touch too, anything he
> writes (or co-wrote in this case) has a certain feel to it.
Strange events happening to normal people is his speciality, right?
> HM wrote:
> I just assumed everyone had seen a classic like Poltergeist
> already! I've seen it so many times since I was about 12. Just
> seen that my local CEX has it on Blu-ray but nothing to trade in
> as yet.
I'm not a big movie buff so even though I have the interest, I am more of a gamer. I am changing this with the rental theme - plus it is an easy source of content for the website. I'd recommend getting the 25th anniversary edition for the two short films. Really good!
>
> They actually did some serious research for the film at the time,
> though it's a shame about the sequels going off the rails (worth
> watching just to see the spooky rev Kane, the best part about
> those 2 films).
They are on my rental list. There were so many things I could chuckle at - just seeing them recreate it and with a slight tongue-in-cheek twist (not sure if it was picked up by many people without the background)
> You can tell that it has that Spielberg touch too, anything he
> writes (or co-wrote in this case) has a certain feel to it.
Strange events happening to normal people is his speciality, right?
Why not say it came free when you bought the washing machine from Curry's or something lol
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