Paj!
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Huh? If you've only ever seen Alien as a child, watch it now. There's no way you could have appreciated it fully back then.
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The YOU-Tube It! Challenge#3: "How To..." (go to page 2 for update)
Paj! replied to Mokong's topic in General Chit Chat
I loved JeskAmazings most, sorry. I won't though, I'm not going to rub it in. -
Though I'm a new Wii-er (lol) I hate the deluge of IMAGINE! and such games. They tarnish the Wii's image in the mind of people who aren't mothers or children/girls. Fine for the DS, but less for the Wii, please.
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That's what I always wondered. Maybe it's meant to show a typical day at Angelina Jolie's house.
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See I loved it. Really made it feel epic. But I'm big fan of both universes, so I clapped more at apperances of certain villains etc.
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I went to the last day of Hydro Connect last year. Should really have just gone on all 3 days, but my parents assumed I'd die... The atmosphere definitely made Sigur Ros even better. Likely the best musical experience I've ever had live. The CD's do them no justice.
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I loved the last issues massive cameo-fest/costume changing. It's likea greatest hits of the Avengers and JLA.
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That's an amazing song.
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She's barely on the poster, either. I nthe big montage, everyone else is there. I noticed she is actually placed beside the title, but it's easy to miss whilst everyone stares at Jennifer Aniston etc.
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Yay! You're so good to recommend stuff to. You need to check out their other two too. Most people prefer them, as they're stillcreepy, but in an old black and white film kinda-way..lots of trip-hop and scratchy jazz samples. More pleasant. P.S it's Third by Portishead. :p Ok. I find most metal incredibly boring and unwilling to experiment with the possibilites offered by the medium of music. But that's just me. Of the two opposites of music, (boring manufactured pop or boring metal) I pick pop anytime. Especially as Girls Aloud are better than most other chart stuff now...*gags when he looks at the chart* Same! Recently got their first, now totally love it. That review thing you posted got me all excited. I hope the cover is good too. I liked the first one, but then not so much.
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Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind Didn't have my full attention due to various people joining/leaving/phone calls/low volume. Really liked it though...it was interesting. I love how Kate Winslet, when transported to the 60's, defined when L'Amour looks like someone. 7.9/10
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(Psst! Molly!...send them to me afterwards? ReZ need not know of this...)
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Their singles (so far) are rubbish, let's all agree. The hook that could save Up sounds like a couple of Stepford Wives with PMS.
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I've seen literally the start. Up to the first meeting in the cafe. But the thing is, I'll never track it down and buy it, as there's a million more DVD's out there that I'm more desperate to see. I definitely prefer action films to comedies as a whole. Most comedies are rubbish/not funny at all. I go on about Transformers being bad, but it's better than a lot of advertised/major comedies that I've seen. If only for the effects...:p But yeah. I'm planning on getting Battlestar Galactica Season One, then some mroe David Lynch films, then Apocalypse Now...etc. No room for monies on (possible) fluff.
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Fat Dog Medoza. AKA Cool.
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Relaunches annoy me, as I like having collections of things that go into the big numbers. Makes it feel more real. Although this seems to come at an appropriate moment. Can someone give me a rundown of Ultimatum? I know NOTHING about it, and want to be spoiled entirely.
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We have till the end of March, don't we?
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I now own Girls Aloud's entire discography. I find that they're the perfect pop solution to a drab day, as a lot of their stuff actually has a "hard edge", not totally devoid of attitude like...The Saturdays...who everyone seems to love.
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No... Why do you hate me? When will we get through this? *sings* But then I don't like most comedy films...I find them all a bit samey. The hyped up/famous ones usually ARE good though. I get my comedy fix from humour my friends and I inject into every other film we see though. Like Indiana Jones 4, that was hilarious. And Scream 2. *memories* I think I subconciously can't spend money on a ticket to the cinema when I don't think it'll be really interesting in a way that pleases my mind. I should watch more comedies, but ones like that just seem bland and predictable... I need to see Knocked Up and stuff.
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That was actually pretty funny! "Ah can pick up mah traysh, then go inside and pick up mah stash!"
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*shrugs* It al looked like every other "body transformation" movie to me. Most of which I've never really liked. Except Big. That was good. I think I have a grudge against him (Efron) though.
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It's phenomonal on a cinema-screen.
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Huh? He looks like an average performance...
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The Chain, I remember, was the song that really grabbed me on first listen. And I had no idea Dreams was "that famous song" when I put the Cd on iTunes. But yeah. All goodies.
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Literally just flipped around. Bastard.