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erutlucorgga";p="882164 wrote:Well they get billed as 'like Harry Potter', so no.

http://movies.yahoo.com/feature/thegoldencompass.html

I'm seeing "Like Narnia, but edgy!"

Mary Hinge";p="876111 wrote:Should we rename this thread The unintentional sock-full-of-piss thread?

One thing I'll say for you Mary, when you promise, you deliver.

Mary Hinge";p="876066 wrote:See, I liked Spiderman 3 a LOT.

Wow. Really? I thought it was a directionless mess.

That said, it was the most unintentionally funny movie I've ever seen.

Just out of interest, which ones are considered The Classics?

*choirs*

judasmuppet";p="870079 wrote:You're all probably waiting for my review of Sunshine, right?

Uncanny...

Space Mongoloids!!!";p="869332 wrote:All that "freedom" shit made my gorge rise

Absolutely.

Going in, I thought I'd laugh off the few people calling this a Right Wing love-fest.

Coming out I thought the film got off really lightly.

Sunshine Alex Garland story. 50 years into the future, the Sun begins to die, and Earth is dying as a result. A team of astronauts are sent to revive the Sun - but the mission fails. Seven years later, a new team are sent to finish the mission as they are Earth's last hope. Dir. Danny Boyle Dying t...

Someone actually says "Freedom isn't free."

Was that one of them, Ed?

^ $15

I read The Drought a while ago and remember it being worth the time, although it's more "End of Civilisation" than Post-Apoc.

Could've been a great silent film.

Don Eduardo";p="867225 wrote:I used to enjoy Alan Moore. He bores me dead now.

Is he still publishing? I lost interest in graphic novels ages ago, but Watchmen is regularly coming off the shelf.

Just finished Alan Moore's Watchmen, enjoyed it very much, but I find it utterly unfilmable. Fuck yes. After reading it I don't feel like I really need to pick up a comic ever again. I don't have much confidence in the film either - a film of a comic book about comic books? Hmm... - especially by t...

judasmuppet";p="863482 wrote:I like RATM.

[whiny kid voice] Nooooooo. Daaa-aaaaad.

Because you thought the kid was dead!



Okay, I'll stop now.

The "Falling Clothes" sequence was very nicely done, but all I can think about is that stupid bloody cop-out cheating-arse ending.

Seriously, it makes me cranky.

poop camp";p="856121 wrote:

Another Spielberg movie where he just couldn't bring himself to let the kid die, even if it contradicts everything that came in the movie before it.

Col. Bud Manstrong";p="856498 wrote: I can't remember the last decent film Spielberg's made.

Jaws. He killed the kid in that one.

Ever reenact the chest-burster scene from Alien to a room full of expectant mothers?
I don't recommend it.

Tasty!

Is Devil's Backbone worth checking out?

rage against the machine have the power to do more politically for the country than most I agree with you in part. I think the band themselves are very good at drawing attention to their causes, but that rarely seems to amount to much because their fans roll up to the concert, get all inspired and ...

MORELLO Says RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE Is Reuniting To Deliver 'Knockout Blow' To BUSH - Feb. 1, 2007 That just sounds fucking retarded. Nothing so far has managed, but a shitty fuckin rap metal band's reformation gig past their prime is gonna be what gets bush. God I hate this fucking band! No need...

Goddamn beautiful film.

Even with aforementioned face-killitude.

10001110101";p="846438 wrote:For now, RAGE are playing just one show, Morello said — but he wouldn't rule out the possibility of future RAGE activities.

Hope they come back to Australia if for nothing else than to hear them play "Australia Day? Invasion Day!" again.