That all makes sense to me. I'm looking forward to seeing the film now! I hope it's as good as you say!

Edit (why can I never say what I mean to the first time?? :x ) to mention, if she hands out Turkish Delight willy-nilly, I find it hard to believe she's evil. Gosh, I am so corruptible.

Oooh definitely looking forward to Narnia, it's out here on 21st, we'll be going to see it on the 22nd, just can't wait ! I've just re-read the 7 books and they are really good. As C.S.Lewis said, it's for kids and people who are old enough to start reading fairy stories again, and I feel just like that...

Saw Potter last weekend, yeah, it was OK, but the films are getting less like the books - for obvious and understandable reasons - so anyone who is just too picky to understand that and ignore it should definitely not see the movie...

One I will probably see too is "Merry Christmas" (not quite sure of the English title, but it should be that from what I've seen) about the Christmas cease-fire in WW1 between british, french and german troops... Looks good.

Saw Joyeux Noel/Merry Christmas in November. Very good film.

Friends of our just got back from good ol' Indonesia with a case full of pirated DVD's

Movies galore here I come (yeah it's wrong, I'm a terrible person...blah blah)

Piracy funds terrorism and kills babies.

[quote:e304ae9d9c="Rincewind"]Piracy funds terrorism and kills babies.[/quote:e304ae9d9c]

Umm that would be [i:e304ae9d9c]copyright[/i:e304ae9d9c] piracy

REAL piracy still rocks!! Yarrrr

Darn tootin' Sarge. REAL pirates don't kill babies, they MAKE babies!

YARR!

wat a mind you you have

Yeah...



Pity there's 4 of them sharing the same one though...

yeah.... I wonder how they work out times.


I wonder if its a type of time share :?:

nope, more like a multitask thing, you can tell when there's more than one of them using it... 8)

Ya via the opinions you get....

Sorry for all the dissing

edit: Dissing= teasing and being rude

I saw Keeping Mum staring Rowen Atkinson (Spling?) at the weekend. I was dissapointed. Rowen was playing a lesser role and I expected a lot more laughes from him.

It was a little to cosey and predictable aswell. Nothing like what i expected. The Jokes came few and far between and were rarely any good. Plus the son seemed to dissapear half way through the film!

I saw DOOM the sunday before that, that was a lot more impressive. I loved it, I thought that there was a pretty good storey line that was easier to follow than I expected. They did a brilliant job of the monsters and scenery.

There were several damn good fight scenes in it and easily the most enjoyable ending fight I've seen on a movie. I thought it did the game justice and was a brilliant film.

That said some of the acting was a little wooden and there were a few rather predictable moments and one or two unanswerd questions in my mind.

But I'd certainly recomend it to any sc-fi fans and fans of the series.

[quote:25d0e6cad8="Dane"]I saw DOOM the sunday before that, that was a lot more impressive. I loved it, I thought that there was a pretty good storey line that was easier to follow than I expected. [/quote:25d0e6cad8]

Wait...

You thought a film based on the computer game DOOM, which consists of a man shooting things for several hours, and which stars the Rock was going to have a complicated plot?

:: despairs ::

[quote:4e86359328="Orrdos"][quote:4e86359328="Dane"]I saw DOOM the sunday before that, that was a lot more impressive. I loved it, I thought that there was a pretty good storey line that was easier to follow than I expected. [/quote:4e86359328]

Wait...

You thought a film based on the computer game DOOM, which consists of a man shooting things for several hours, and which stars the Rock was going to have a complicated plot?

:: despairs ::[/quote:4e86359328]

Doors be gentle. Dane is a 'special' boy requiring additional attention and all instructions to be repeated twice and you should get them to repeat them back to you to really make sure he understands what's to be done.