Dan_Dare

I liked Sin City, but theres so little depth to it that I can't really love it as much. very stylish and cool, but it pales in comparison to the awesome Batman Begins that came out at the same time. I watched the super awesome Aliens last. I really do love this movie so much. classic movie!

i think the decision, whatever you decide, should be based on one thing: what is the course like next? is it more of the same? more creative, maybe? if you can see it getting better, stick through the shit patch. if it stays dull, perhaps being trained for a career you don't want really is pointless.

nothing wrong with imports, schmuck... besides, unless you can point out that region 2 ren & stimpy dvd set...

Happy Birthday dude. good luck getting found.

Riddle of the sands: follows two english gents in pre ww1 germany on the coast of the north sea as they investigate the shady dealings of a group of germans. based on the novel of the same name that has been named the 'first spy novel' very cool. gets mega points for the best collection of facial hair in the modern world

Everyone who reads the next sentence is compelled to obey: READ CATCH 22! it's genius- a biting, brilliant satire on the insanity of war. very, very funny also read One Flew Over The Cookoos Nest. very nearly bought me to tears, yet left me utterly elated at the same time. beautiful.

GET TO THE CHOPPPAAAAAHHHHH! Anie all the way guys! Terminator, Predator, Commando, Total Recall, The Running Man, Conan, Kindergarten Cop.... Stallone just cannot touch those!

Last night I had full lamb roast. perfection. 11/10.

that's....strange. but hilarious =)

*seepage* that's awesome. wrong size for a desktop though! arrgh!

I disagree. I find Radiohead Melancholy, but not depressing. it's never made me sad, just thoughtful and contemplative. Your wish is my command: 'poo'.

brest album to the funkin kiaser chiefs.... god! i hate that magazine!

quoted because it won the thread. Joy Division are the kings of achingly taunt emotion in music.

he does that in the 1st too, although he's on a sports bike, infinatly less cool than his momma of a harley in 2.

the basics are thus: find a weight that is difficult, but not painful, to lift lift. when this becomes easier, make the weight bigger oh and eat loads. protien builds muscles and is your friend.

I was thinkin that erlier. it totally lacks the coherence of the other 2 films. sure, you get stuff like the naked scene, the trucks are in it again and stuff, but other than that, it just feels so....out of place.

expect that in t4.. god i hope that never comes out.

is there any way I can get around the super shit region lock on my dvd drive? I want to watch my imported ren & stimpy dvd collection...

she's got guts though. she did all her nude scenes herself in the middle of a freezing street!

hugo weaving turned out to be the only good thing in the matrix by the end. quite a cool actor.

....and when you pass through this terrible affliction of rubbish music, you'll punch yourself in the kidneys!

Long may its reign atop the nintendo pile continue!

So, I just finished watching The Terminmator. classy film I'm sure you will all agree. however, the point of this thread is not to praise the big Arn (that goes without saying) but rather to point out something I really liked about besides. If you were to watch Terminator 1 and 2 in close succession, there is alot between the two movies that is very, very similar. things like the line 'come with me if you want to live', arnie being tossed through a shop front window and the car chase into the factories in the two movies are identical. Alot of film sequels do this, from the super sweet awesomeness of Back To The Future to the brilliant Infernal Affairs trillogy. personally, I really like the technique. it really makes the movies feel together and part of a whole, as opposed to being vaguely related movies strung together. your thoughts, then. yay? nay?

GO GO GO! *grumble*

Why yes, yes I do