Paid Members Egg Shen Posted December 30, 2005 Paid Members Posted December 30, 2005 Just Like Heaven looks like a shitty chick flick...Just Friends looks like a bag of balls too.i aint into the romantic comedy affairs.
Paid Members John Matrix Posted December 30, 2005 Paid Members Posted December 30, 2005 Jimmy Carr - Stand Up having already seen the show live twice, i was buying more to add to my collection than expecting to enjoy the jokes as much third time around, but still had me in stitches! A decent collection of extras and the 'Comedy Idol' feature is hilarious! The guy who does the song about Gene Hackman, and the guy who walked in with the notes written on his hand were easily better than the eventual winner, but a really awesome special feature, with a good running time too! Not as good as 'Jimmy Carr Live' but that was a show far longer in the making, and definately an above average follow up. ***1/2 out of 5 Quantum Leap Series 1/2 Only 2 episodes into the second series so far, but i'm amazed at how well this programme has aged. I fucking adore this show, so far i've seen 18 episodes in total and not one that i've considered forwarding, skipping or lost concentration watching. My favourite series of any genre ever, and thats saying something considering that drama and sci fi are probably my least favourites, but i fall in love with this show over and over each time i watch it especially the early episodes where Sam is swiss cheesed, and cant remember details of his family, the phone call home, remembering his brother died in Vietnam, really tear jerking moments, in what is essentially a sub plot in the episodes in which they occur. I could talk for hours about this series. ***** out of 5 Bill Bailey Cosmic Jam Bit of a let down in all honesty, some top class musical comedy as ever, the starsky and hutch and cockney music skits are fucking brilliant, but his other material is far less, 'odd rambling weirdo' for which he's so popluar nowadays, and much more 'stoned festival going student' type stuff, although its not without its hilarious moments such as.. "so i wonder....who photographs Kebabs?" Definately enough good, previously unseen stuff to make it worthwhile buying, especially considering you get a directors cut of bewilderness (a much better show) as an extra, but sadly not as strong as his most recent stuff. Understandable as it was early days, but those expecting something on par with Bewilderness or Part Troll may be a little dissapointed. *** out of 5
HBAndy Posted December 31, 2005 Posted December 31, 2005 Neither. If you must go to one, go to The Producers. Yeh, The Producers is bad.
Mr. Seven Posted December 31, 2005 Posted December 31, 2005 I haven't seen it, and I didn't like the original. I only suggested it because it looked more tolerable than the Ghost rip-off starring Greazy Reazy Witherspoon*.* 10 points to anyone who gets that reference.
HBAndy Posted December 31, 2005 Posted December 31, 2005 (edited) I haven't seen it, and I didn't like the original. I only suggested it because it looked more tolerable than the Ghost rip-off starring Greazy Reazy Witherspoon*.* 10 points to anyone who gets that reference.No, thats fair enough. I don't wanna feel the wrath of Mr. Seven Oh, and I do not get that reference. Edited December 31, 2005 by HBAndy
Mr. Seven Posted December 31, 2005 Posted December 31, 2005 Just watched XXX 2. That was a riot I had to see that about 30 times when it came out due it to being on fucking repeat on the televisions at work. Most downright offensively racist bit in the film?Geeky White FBI Agent: "Sorry guys, we need to commandeer this vehicle."Cool black guy #1: "Man I cannot believe we just got robbed by a white guy!"Cool black guy #2: "We'll just say it was 75 black guys!" Yes, because it's alright to have such "humour" now. Reverse it though, and that's racist. And just so nobody gets confused, I'm not saying "Yes I want to be able to be racist thank you", I just hate the double-standards.
Clumsy Dad Posted December 31, 2005 Posted December 31, 2005 Greazy Reazy Witherspoon*.* 10 points to anyone who gets that reference. I presume this is a reference to Kevin Smith. I think he called her it after hearing she made some comment on his writing skills.
Paid Members LaGoosh Posted December 31, 2005 Paid Members Posted December 31, 2005 It was a comment made in Kevin Smith's book 'Silent Bob Speaks' and is not only because she insulted his writing skills but also because she was rude to Joey Lauren Adams(Smiths then girlfriend) when she went to congratulate her for a recent performance.Do I get extra points for being a nerd?
Andy Shoes Posted December 31, 2005 Posted December 31, 2005 I saw Darkness Falls last night and my god it's awful. Really really shit and predictable,it started out kinda good but just got funnier and funnier as it went on. Then we watched Friday The 13th VI which is tremendous...love that film Does anyone have a copy of the track that plays on the credits,"man behind the mask" i think it's called,which is potentially the best song ever written...just fantastic If you do have a copy,PM me
Guest Ashley Posted December 31, 2005 Posted December 31, 2005 I saw Darkness Falls last night and my god it's awful. Really really shit and predictable,it started out kinda good but just got funnier and funnier as it went on. Then we watched Friday The 13th VI which is tremendous...love that film Does anyone have a copy of the track that plays on the credits,"man behind the mask" i think it's called,which is potentially the best song ever written...just fantastic If you do have a copy,PM me Yes, it's by Alice Cooper, I have it, but I can't use msn.
Guest DJM Posted December 31, 2005 Posted December 31, 2005 Alone in the Dark A poor film, with what could have been an entertaining and interesting story, but in the end is poorly filmed and seems like a made-for-TV or DTV movie. There is poor acting, a poor script, a bad (loud) soundtrack, and CGI which doesn
Paid Members bAzTNM#1 Posted January 1, 2006 Paid Members Posted January 1, 2006 Just watched "Conspiracy Theory" with Mel Gibson and Julie Roberts there. Brilliant film. Sounds gay but I always enjoy watching Gibson act. He is truly one of the most underrated actors out there. They way he plays the twitchy, paranoid role where he rambles to himself is tremendous.Mel Gibson~
Paid Members LaGoosh Posted January 1, 2006 Paid Members Posted January 1, 2006 Just watched 'Old Boy'. I liked it, thought it was a good film but the storyline twist (don't worry, no spoilers) left me slightly uneasy. But that was porbably the point.But hallway hammer fight ~~~~
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