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"Lost in Translation.."

...i loved it!

I'd actually quite like to see this.

ÂLŠ†ÂÎR wrote:
> Why would anyone be interested in making friends online?

Why not? It's sociable, isn't it?

You're acting like a bit of a closet case.

L'Azul wrote:
and I've always liked Bill
> Murray. He is the man.

AAAA-men.

He does rock muchly. Especially in this film...

And Ghostbusters.

It is now you c*ck gobbler ;) but it wasn't last Monday when my question was at the top of the forum in-between two staff members posting in the music forum. I did in fact catch the delivery as it arrived by courier at around lunch time. WHether its your job or not there were other staff memebers during work hours posting elsewhere when they should have replied to my question. It wasn't something difficult and something they could have answered on the spot which could have saved me a fair bit of hassle.

ÂLŠ†ÂÎR wrote:
> It was also a shame that after all the attention you have been paying
> to my posts recently you couldn't actually answer the one that you
> are mainly here for. After spending £90 on one item I asked
> about a courier delivery only to find two staff members reply in the
> music forum during working hours only to ignore my post which was at
> the top of the list in the bugs forums for a while.

As a matter of fact, it is not my job to police the Site Bugs forum - that's for customer service staff to take care of. Therefore, every intervention I make in those threads and every problem I solve is me going above and beyond to help people out. Plus, it's the weekend, assclown.

That said, I'll point it in someone's direction, because I'm a nice person.

ÂLŠ†ÂÎR wrote:
> You should also be gratfeul that
> there are arguments on these forums, otherwise what the hell would
> people actually spend most of their time doing.

Cybering each other? That's why I frequent the forums anyway. Spread the digital love.

It was also a shame that after all the attention you have been paying to my posts recently you couldn't actually answer the one that you are mainly here for. After spending £90 on one item I asked about a courier delivery only to find two staff members reply in the music forum during working hours only to ignore my post which was at the top of the list in the bugs forums for a while.

Me thinks you should actually get your priorities straight before reading insignificant material. You should also be gratfeul that there are arguments on these forums, otherwise what the hell would people actually spend most of their time doing.

Mr Snuggly wrote:
> had no expectations and was pleasantly surprised, brilliant central performances

In my opinion, I think those are key things in a movie.
To have no expectations of it - it's not a massively over-publicised movie (unlike, for example, the latest couple of Matrix movies - which sucked balls), and so you don't build up any high expectations of it. And when it turns out to be good, you're surprised.

That's when you feel it was worth watching.

And yeah, brilliant central performances. It's off-putting as hell when you're watching a film where, it has potential, and the more minor of characters play their parts well - the the main, central performances are pisch.

This is a film I want to see really - and I've always liked Bill Murray. He is the man.

Why would anyone be interested in making friends online? I suppose you miss the posts where I help people out and have sensible replies to people who don't behave like complete a set of ass bandits. Yes how convenient...

Jackass.

On topic: loved the film, had no expectations and was pleasantly surprised, brilliant central performances and great location work.

Off topic: Alastair, every topic I've ever seen you post in has seen you either starting arguments, making stupid, harsh comments and claiming that you are 'not interested in making friends online'. That's no reason to act like a jackass, asshat.