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Ian wrote:

Dahls wrote:Whats an eejit?

Looks to me like he just put bit too much weight.

Furlong has... been kind of a dick as an adult in real life, sadly.

Oh yes? Fur how long?

Dahls wrote:Whats an eejit?

I think you'll find it's a phonetic representation of the Irish pronunciation of 'idiot'...[looks over tops of horn-rimmed glasses, owlishly].

Saw The Naked Gun last night, for the first time in far too long. An absolute classic, packed to the brim with brilliant one-liners, sight gags and fabulously bonkers non-sequiturs, anchored by Nielsen's brilliant deadpan lead performance. One of the best comedies ever made, and pretty much the definition of a perfect film. They really don't make them like this anymore!

A film about a lesbian Marine?
More than that, a film about friendship and loyalty and human values.

Santi wrote:...a film about friendship and loyalty and human values.

Much nicer description.
She just happens to be a lesbian.

Haven't seen it though.

I'm having trouble seeing all the films and documentaries I have.

Before when the internet was slow, I could quietly watch one every week. Now I have 100 pending, pendeing, pending,......................................

I just saw "Apflickorna" (She monkeys). A Swedish film very strange.
Do you Recognize the horse trainer?

Agnes' mum.

Warlock. An evil warlock condemned to hang in the 17th century gets whisked away by an unnatural tornado that lands him in 20th century America. Sadly for him, he's not alone, because the witch hunter that caught him in the first place has tagged along for the ride and together with a young city girl cursed by the warlock is out to defeat his nemesis once and for all - before he unlocks the secret to destroying all of creation! Julian Sands is an effectively icy villain and Richard E Grant and Lori Singer have great comic chemistry as the mismatched duo out to bring him down in this hugely enjoyable tongue-in-cheek fantasy-horror. An absolute blast from start to finish and a total 80s classic!
"Over my rotting corpse!"

fish wrote:Agnes' mum.

Although the picture she seems a bad person again,in this film is not.

Sara (chinese with subtitles)


good movie, diferent movie

Saw The Visit at the cinema today. A teenage girl and her younger brother go to visit their grandparents for the very first time because of the grandparents' long-standing estrangement from their mother. The visit starts off well enough, but then their grandparents begin to behave in increasingly peculiar ways, especially once the sun goes down... This "found footage" tongue-in-cheek horror flick works better than I was expecting, thanks to fine performances from the entire cast, none of whom I recognise from anything else. The likeable characters and semi-humorous tone keep it watchable and engaging, until the last act tips the situation over into absolute terror. Very enjoyable, and definitely the best thing M Night Shyamalan has done in a very long time.

I did not like horror movies ever.
All you who see these films, you liked After giving scares?

I don't understand the question.

Action, comedy and horror have always been my favourite genres, even if the latter two in particular are hard to find good examples of these days.

It's a joke.
If all people that like horror movies, are waiting behind the door to scare people.