OXCiD3 said:ha ha ha ha ha so well written, i was just about to comment on your reviewing skills, then you ruined it
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I really liked it but wasn't there supposed to be a Novo Panda 4x4 in it somewhere or did fiat swap it for the New Holland bulldozer instead?
...but the theme is utter dross:yuck:
Jim
...but the theme is utter dross:yuck:
Jim
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not when ford are paying serious bucks for some of the most blatent and obvious product placement ever, oh and step forward omega watches and sony vaio too.......
You forgot the fact that everyone in the world uses Sony Ericsson phones including Mr Bond himself who seems to have everything from sat nav to building plans on his...
Nothing beats the BMW driving Ericisson JB987! Now I really want one of them!
Jim
Nothing beats the BMW driving Ericisson JB987! Now I really want one of them!
Jim
Watched Hotel Rwanda yesterday, fantastic.
Ok guys I have looked and if this is a repost I'm sorry.
http://www.transformersmovie.com/
Teaser trailer! Already making mistakes tho.
Beagle was a lander without wheels not a rover!
http://www.transformersmovie.com/
Teaser trailer! Already making mistakes tho.
Beagle was a lander without wheels not a rover!
Normal Service has been resumed thank you Jai!
Liam
Liam
Jai said:
Gotcha there, don't think the Bond theme is a high draw anymore.
Ah well DVD versions of Casino Royale, The Departed and others await me in 07.
Just watched MV on DVD, it ain't half as bad 2nd time around.
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erm... i actually really liked casino royal, and i also actually really liked craig as bond...
infact so much that i came ou the cinema shaking, and made a point of wheelspinning in reverse out of my parking space before screeching down a multi story car park, wondering why FIAT never installed a defribulator in my glove box...
I guess bond just has that effect on me...
infact so much that i came ou the cinema shaking, and made a point of wheelspinning in reverse out of my parking space before screeching down a multi story car park, wondering why FIAT never installed a defribulator in my glove box...
I guess bond just has that effect on me...
Hi Film Lovers!
Not been at the cinema lately due to recent events so have had to make do with dvd ala home!
Santa brought me some discs and I'm working my way through them just now but I'd thought I'd bring to your attention a couple of gems!
Without a Paddle - on a whole it's a decent film but has some grewat lines like "where are we" as the main stars stand in a small town in nowhersville "I know, the corner of butt fu ck and you got a pretty mouth!"
Copland - Never liked it at first, thought I'd revisit it due to the stellar cast and this time around I thought that was bloody good, excellent acting and Sly is a mean shot!
Got myself 40 Year Old Virigin, Spiderman 2, Walk the Lineand some early Seagal classics to work through now!
Oh almost forgot, I'm waiting to see The Black Dhalia on DVD this week and might go and see Bobby at the Flicks, what a cast that has.
Liam
Not been at the cinema lately due to recent events so have had to make do with dvd ala home!
Santa brought me some discs and I'm working my way through them just now but I'd thought I'd bring to your attention a couple of gems!
Without a Paddle - on a whole it's a decent film but has some grewat lines like "where are we" as the main stars stand in a small town in nowhersville "I know, the corner of butt fu ck and you got a pretty mouth!"
Copland - Never liked it at first, thought I'd revisit it due to the stellar cast and this time around I thought that was bloody good, excellent acting and Sly is a mean shot!
Got myself 40 Year Old Virigin, Spiderman 2, Walk the Lineand some early Seagal classics to work through now!
Oh almost forgot, I'm waiting to see The Black Dhalia on DVD this week and might go and see Bobby at the Flicks, what a cast that has.
Liam
Watched Snakes on a Plane last night, I should have known that a b-movie title means a B-movie!
So really crap rushed acting, a plot we could all make up and write ourselves, a tonne of sometimes bordering on the amatuer CGI snakes and planes.
After watching it, I wish I could go on plane with snakes so they could put me outof my misery.
Liam
So really crap rushed acting, a plot we could all make up and write ourselves, a tonne of sometimes bordering on the amatuer CGI snakes and planes.
After watching it, I wish I could go on plane with snakes so they could put me outof my misery.
Liam
I watched "A Good Year" again last night, it's simply fantastic IMO, I am no film critic but I find it "lovely" - but then again, I am a Francophile.
http://www.apple.com/trailers/fox/agoodyear/
http://www.apple.com/trailers/fox/agoodyear/
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Just so all your guys know (because im a nice guy and i like to keep you all in the loop)
HOT FUZZ
MONDAY FEB 5TH
VUE CINEMAS AROUND THE COUNTRY
(this is a preview gala screening, and therefore is 10 days before the initial release date...)
this actually is an incredible deal! £10 and for that you get...
your ticket to see hot fuzz before it's relesed.
plus! a limited edition hot fuzz poster...
AND a drink
AND some popcorn
AND a copy of shaun of the dead on DVD...
amazed, so was i...
www.myvue.com
there is a link on the right hand side
tickets are selling fast so book now!
and if you are going to the watford one, give me a pm,
Owen
HOT FUZZ
MONDAY FEB 5TH
VUE CINEMAS AROUND THE COUNTRY
(this is a preview gala screening, and therefore is 10 days before the initial release date...)
this actually is an incredible deal! £10 and for that you get...
your ticket to see hot fuzz before it's relesed.
plus! a limited edition hot fuzz poster...
AND a drink
AND some popcorn
AND a copy of shaun of the dead on DVD...
amazed, so was i...
www.myvue.com
there is a link on the right hand side
tickets are selling fast so book now!
and if you are going to the watford one, give me a pm,
Owen
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Re hotfuzz...
If you liked Shaun of the dead. and were cool enough to have watched spaced
You absolutly have to see this movie as soon as possible!
Written by Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg, the plot line is, as usual, fast moving but fluent and keeps you glued to the screen.
Simon Pegg is great, although not as many great lines from him, most of the comic relief is from Danny (Nick Frost) who kept me entertained the whole film.
More to the point this film is funny as hell, i remember thinking after about the first 10 mins that if the film had ended here i would have been happy, and felt i had got my money's worth... but as the film went on it just got funnier and funnier, the loudest cinema i have ever been in, in regard to laughter.
Some really nice referances to Shaun of the Dead, and Spaced (i think marsha was in it, but i'm still researching)
Overall incredible film. even if your not a Shaun fan, go and see this, it's british comedy at it's best!!
wen
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If you liked Shaun of the dead. and were cool enough to have watched spaced
You absolutly have to see this movie as soon as possible!
Written by Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg, the plot line is, as usual, fast moving but fluent and keeps you glued to the screen.
Simon Pegg is great, although not as many great lines from him, most of the comic relief is from Danny (Nick Frost) who kept me entertained the whole film.
More to the point this film is funny as hell, i remember thinking after about the first 10 mins that if the film had ended here i would have been happy, and felt i had got my money's worth... but as the film went on it just got funnier and funnier, the loudest cinema i have ever been in, in regard to laughter.
Some really nice referances to Shaun of the Dead, and Spaced (i think marsha was in it, but i'm still researching)
Overall incredible film. even if your not a Shaun fan, go and see this, it's british comedy at it's best!!
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OK, my first cinema foray in ages was Hannibal Rising.
Charting the beginnings of Dr Lecter the film charts from his childhood in Lithuania to his arrival in Canada at the end.
Distinctley lacking in for me any decent actors plus being set in mainly 1950's put me off straight away.
Don't want to got into much detail but as a SOTL fanboy and also liking Red Dragon, I'll put this film next to Hannibal in the crap section.
Liam
Charting the beginnings of Dr Lecter the film charts from his childhood in Lithuania to his arrival in Canada at the end.
Distinctley lacking in for me any decent actors plus being set in mainly 1950's put me off straight away.
Don't want to got into much detail but as a SOTL fanboy and also liking Red Dragon, I'll put this film next to Hannibal in the crap section.
Liam
Anyone seen Number 23?
I went to see it tonight and it was absolutely fantastic, makes ya think alot.
I was sat through the film trying to work things out like my D.O.B, phone no etc.
on the way home i was between two taxis for the local company called 23
I went to see it tonight and it was absolutely fantastic, makes ya think alot.
I was sat through the film trying to work things out like my D.O.B, phone no etc.
on the way home i was between two taxis for the local company called 23
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a theory that 23 is an evil number...
9/11 for example... 9/11/2001 9+11+2+0+0+1=23
theres loads more like that aswell..
in all honesty i dont really understand but it sounds pretty good
Jim Carey
