Last Movie Watched

[Alias]

I couldn't think of anywhere else to mention this. Did someone see a film on BBC 1 on Monday or Tuesday night late? Anyway there were several scenes with some kid wandering around clutching a copy of Rattus (LP). I think the film was supposed to be set in the 70s.

Noticed that Anna Friel film was on this week and remember there were a few Strangs songs in it, along with posters on their walls etc. Was that it

[gjinblack]

Watched The Omega Man, An American Haunting and Starship Troopers 3 (which was cleverer than 2). Got Inside Man to watch next and got to finish Blade Runner. A friend's lending me Lost 4 box-set so plenty to go at there!

[Niki Wu]

Tell me this isn't a porno!

Jim

My kinda flick...

That faux sheepskin country casual look is something else.
It looks like something I might have made, or Dave might have worn.

[yongkuk]

I couldn't think of anywhere else to mention this. Did someone see a film on BBC 1 on Monday or Tuesday night late? Anyway there were several scenes with some kid wandering around clutching a copy of Rattus (LP). I think the film was supposed to be set in the 70s.

Noticed that Anna Friel film was on this week and remember there were a few Strangs songs in it, along with posters on their walls etc. Was that it

That was the fellow, I didn't see it all but Anna Friel was in it. I was sipping my coco before bed and suddenly said to my wife 'why is that young gentleman wandering around this film clutching a copy of Rattus?', didn't hear any songs though. Metroland was on last week too, from what I remember it features 'peaches', the song not the body part.

[Alias]

Finally got to see Ghost Town, The Dark Knight and that Bond one over the weekend.

And just logging off right now to watch a cinematic classic I've been looking forward
to seeing again for ages:

The Man Who Would Be King

[theraven1979]

Which ones are worth bothering with and which are shit?

Jim

Finally got to see Ghost Town, The Dark Knight and that Bond one over the weekend.

And just logging off right now to watch a cinematic classic I've been looking forward
to seeing again for ages:

The Man Who Would Be King

[wanderlust]

PLANES, TRAINS and AUTOMOBILES classic comedy ruined by the terrible ending...JOHN CANDY-RIP

[Sword sparkle]

Watched "I am legend" which was pretty good.
Am now watching the classic that is the "Wizard of Oz" Come on now sing along everybody!?

[Alias]

Dark Knight I enjoyed, getting closer to the eldritch Batman of Frank Miller, Alan Moore etc I knew and loved as a kid (well, when I say Kid ). Dark and not the let down most of the other Bat-flicks have been. Ghost Town I liked, a few good laughs but then I still find Gervais a most humorous guy, well worth a watch. These days I'd much rather watch a good comedy rather than pretty much anything else and this fitted the bill for me. I've got Pineapple Express to watch too, which I was recommended as another funny flick, but I happily know fuck all about it as yet.
The Bond one? I know it was rated very highly here, but it was a bit Quantum Of Bollox for me I'm afraid. I like Mark E Smith as the new Bond, but something was missing for me.

Which ones are worth bothering with and which are shit?

Jim

Finally got to see Ghost Town, The Dark Knight and that Bond one over the weekend.

And just logging off right now to watch a cinematic classic I've been looking forward
to seeing again for ages:

The Man Who Would Be King

[theraven1979]

Mark E Smith as the new bond? "Why-ah Miss Moneypenny-ah"

Jim

[Homer]

I watched 'Dead Mans shoes' again for the umpteenth time.

A classic if there ever was one. Anyone else like it ?

[Toiler On The Sea]

A Captain Pugwash release of Gran Torino. Very enjoyable.