I quite like the characters and although it is a bit ludicrous (Hollyoaks?) in places it is good easy school night viewing.
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I quite like the characters and although it is a bit ludicrous (Hollyoaks?) in places it is good easy school night viewing.
I quite like the characters and although it is a bit ludicrous (Hollyoaks?) in places it is good easy school night viewing.
I have to say I do like the characters, Adam and Zaff, who replace Tom and the others, I just think the writing and stories got far more repetitive later on.
ViolentPanda
Hardly getting over it.
It is indeed.
rubbershoes
not the only raver in the village
The exorcism of Emily Rose
It would have been better as a channel 5 movie
It would have been better as a channel 5 movie
100% masahiko
i is a professor and is magical like totoro
Eden Lake
What's the middling classes worse nightmare? Being stuck in a forest (minus the Chelsea Tractor) with a bunch of hoodies.
Shit film and the only reason I kept watching it was because of Kelly Reilly's tits. You see them wobbling, whether wet, muddy, dry etc. I was hoping that she'd be totally naked at the end...oh well.
What's the middling classes worse nightmare? Being stuck in a forest (minus the Chelsea Tractor) with a bunch of hoodies.
Shit film and the only reason I kept watching it was because of Kelly Reilly's tits. You see them wobbling, whether wet, muddy, dry etc. I was hoping that she'd be totally naked at the end...oh well.
The Orphanage
Nicely done, fairly run of the mill story but gets interesting at the end. Recommended.
I liked it too.
With or without the 'ooze' it is good
Yetman
Cheesecar Fucksquad #1
I tend to avoid oozing to films that involve deformed children and freaky patters of footsteps (esp when using surround sound)
Unless its something like Society, in which case, bring on the freaks
TitanSound
Mr Beardy Drummer
Crank 2: High Voltage.
Completely ridiculous film, well over the top but a few laughs and a nice bit of escapism!
Completely ridiculous film, well over the top but a few laughs and a nice bit of escapism!
Garcia Lorca
Anger can be power
Firaaq - about muslims and hindus riots in Gujarat, i really enjoyed it despite the fact it was an iffy copy and missed some subtitles.
grubby local
tapir wanker
Hi people,
I often scan this thread for lovefilm ideas, thought it was time I shared the one's I'd seen recently and give a thumbs up. Many have been mentioned on this thread but if you haven't seen I recommend ....
Hunger - Written/directed by Steve McQueen. Bobby Sands hunger strike '81
Peresopolis - Animated child/teenager's view of Iranian revolution
The Clangers - Worth another look at the work of the late, great Oliver Postgate
The Wave - based on a Californian high school experiment about how fascism could rise again, but made in Germany. Stays with you.
Princess Mononoke - For me the best animation of Japan's Studio Ghibli.
Nathan Barley - One-off six-part half-hour mini-classic comedy of Hoxton wankers. "You are all idiots!"
Garth Marenghi's Darkplace - Bizarre six-part half hour comedy classic in an 80s stylee.
The Thick of it - Armando Iannucci's political satire
Babylon - soundsystem reggae clash classic uk black cinema from Brixton made in 1980
The Harder They Come - Jimmy Cliff vehicle from '70s Jamaica
Porco Rosso - Another Studio Ghibli of a flying pig.
Horton Hears A Who - Faithful Dr Suess animation, mindbinding tale.
Persona - 60s Ingmar Bergman. Disturbing but great.
Life in the Undergrowth - Attenborough at his best
Hearts and Minds - winner of 1974 best doc, Vietnam behind the scnenes
Salvador - Oliver Stones best film? The 'making of' is true Gonzo.
Please continue with the top recommendations/slag offs .... cheers! gx
I often scan this thread for lovefilm ideas, thought it was time I shared the one's I'd seen recently and give a thumbs up. Many have been mentioned on this thread but if you haven't seen I recommend ....
Hunger - Written/directed by Steve McQueen. Bobby Sands hunger strike '81
Peresopolis - Animated child/teenager's view of Iranian revolution
The Clangers - Worth another look at the work of the late, great Oliver Postgate
The Wave - based on a Californian high school experiment about how fascism could rise again, but made in Germany. Stays with you.
Princess Mononoke - For me the best animation of Japan's Studio Ghibli.
Nathan Barley - One-off six-part half-hour mini-classic comedy of Hoxton wankers. "You are all idiots!"
Garth Marenghi's Darkplace - Bizarre six-part half hour comedy classic in an 80s stylee.
The Thick of it - Armando Iannucci's political satire
Babylon - soundsystem reggae clash classic uk black cinema from Brixton made in 1980
The Harder They Come - Jimmy Cliff vehicle from '70s Jamaica
Porco Rosso - Another Studio Ghibli of a flying pig.
Horton Hears A Who - Faithful Dr Suess animation, mindbinding tale.
Persona - 60s Ingmar Bergman. Disturbing but great.
Life in the Undergrowth - Attenborough at his best
Hearts and Minds - winner of 1974 best doc, Vietnam behind the scnenes
Salvador - Oliver Stones best film? The 'making of' is true Gonzo.
Please continue with the top recommendations/slag offs .... cheers! gx
zenie
>^^<
Jonas Bros south park - lol
Watched a bit of Crank but decided to watch it again when I'm more in the mood, last time I watched it was round Zenie's off my clart so cant remember much (apart from some bizarre thai market fightshagging scene?)
OMG I forgot about that!
Oooh cool might get this one, although it's not actually out yet.
Is it *very* scary?
I do the same as you, thanks for the recommendations.
Horton hears a who is an awesome film.
zenie
>^^<
smmudge
i know the smudge is true
Just got this through, it's been on the 'unavailable' list for aages!I've heard it's similar to Das Experiment, which is a good film, which is why I wanted to see it.
For a good film looking at the Nazi era I would definitely recommend Sophie Scholl. One of my favourite German films!
kyser_soze
Hawking's Angry Eyebrow
What have I watched...
X-Men Origins: Wolverine...not bad, some actually good bits, some iffy bits. Not helped that I was watching a screener copy with about half the finished CGI missing...altho it was an eye popper as to how much stuff is digitally mapped!!
Dune Fanedit...absolutely ace, with loads of knackered footage...about as complete as you can get from Lynch's stock, altho I disagreed with the editors decision to cut the VO by Irulan in favour of some other dude
X-Men Origins: Wolverine...not bad, some actually good bits, some iffy bits. Not helped that I was watching a screener copy with about half the finished CGI missing...altho it was an eye popper as to how much stuff is digitally mapped!!
Dune Fanedit...absolutely ace, with loads of knackered footage...about as complete as you can get from Lynch's stock, altho I disagreed with the editors decision to cut the VO by Irulan in favour of some other dude
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