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1. • mamba
   • The Rocker - passed some time
     Invictus - very good
     500 Days of Summer - bullshit
   • [23:18 on 05/01/10]
2. • alan
   • mamba says:

     500 Days of Summer - bullshit
     
     You think? I loved it.
   • [23:36 on 05/01/10]
3. • mamba
   • alan says:

     mamba says:

     500 Days of Summer - bullshit

     
     You think? I loved it.
     
     A bit too cool for its own good in my opinion. All that jumping around started to annoy me.
   • [07:57 on 06/01/10]
4. • alan
   • mamba says:

     alan says:

     mamba says:

     500 Days of Summer - bullshit

     
     You think? I loved it.

     
     A bit too cool for its own good in my opinion. All that jumping around started to annoy me.
     
     If I get the DVD and edit it into chronological order, would that help?
     
     I think I know what you mean, not sure how much it'd stand out for me if it was linear though.
   • [08:12 on 06/01/10]
5. • mamba
   • Not sure it would, as that it's 'thing'. If it was in chronological order it'd prove that there wasn't really much of a story.
   • [08:51 on 06/01/10]
6. • Eggy
   • elf
   • [09:00 on 06/01/10]
7. • Pete
   • I saw District 9 earlier in the week - I thought it was brilliant.
     
     Also saw The Damned United, (new) Star Trek and Public Enemies, all very good except the last which was disappointing.
     
     Now just started re-watching my newly acquired Twin Peaks box set and some cricket and Liverpool FC DVDs. Rock.
     
     
     [Edited by Pete at 17:29 on 06/01/10]
   • [17:29 on 06/01/10]
8. • ms tinnitus
   • I enjoyed 500 Days of Summer too, a lot!
     LOVED Invictus (loved loved loved it!!)
     
     I'm about to watch Avatar at home, not sure if I'll get the full effect on my telly, but hey.
     
     Happy New Year everyone!! xx
   • [20:04 on 06/01/10]
9. • pull-my-plonker
   • Pete says:

     I saw District 9 earlier in the week - I thought it was brilliant
     
     
     
     A brilliant film.
     
     I'm just about to watch Hear No Evil, See No Evil - hope it's as hilarious as I remember!!
   • [21:21 on 06/01/10]
10. • Pete
    • pull-my-plonker says:

      Pete says:

      I saw District 9 earlier in the week - I thought it was brilliant
      

      
      
      A brilliant film.
      
      
      
      I absolutely loved it. I hope they don't make a sequel as it ended perfectly.
      I have read that the main guy, Wickus, is to be Murdoch in the A Team film.
      [Edited by Pete at 21:59 on 06/01/10]
    • [21:48 on 06/01/10]
11. • Jack
    • I watched New World Disorder 10, a mountain bike film, it has a Dozer song on the bonus section, its pretty cool
    • [21:52 on 06/01/10]
12. • alan
    • Pete says:

      pull-my-plonker says:

      Pete says:

      I saw District 9 earlier in the week - I thought it was brilliant
      

      
      
      A brilliant film.
      

      
      
      I absolutely loved it. I hope they don't make a sequel as it ended perfectly.
      I have read that the main guy, Wickers(?), is to be Murdoch in the A Team film.
      
      
      
      
      Yup. With Bradley Cooper as Face, some UFC type guy as BA Barracas, and Liam Neeson as Hannibal. This along with The Expendables makes me think (hopefully) it's gonna be a good year for action films!!
      
      Oh, and Scott Pilgrim's out this year, which I'm cautiously excited about.
    • [21:56 on 06/01/10]
13. • Big Si
    • District 13 - not to be confused with District 9, this has less aliens, less plot and a lot more crazy free running stunts.
      Tropic Thunder - not seen it before, highly entertaining.
      The Hangover - likewise.
    • [22:26 on 06/01/10]
14. • JenTheHen
    • I enjoyed 500 Days... a bit, but not a massive amount. I'm not sure but were they trying to sell the idea of a mashed up narrative as a novelty cos...erm....no.
      
      I saw Where The Wild Things Are yesterday. It had some truly lovely moments and overall I enjoyed it, but I wouldn't use the word amazing or anything.
      
      Been watching the first series of Being Human again to freshen up ready for the new series that starts on Sunday. Quite excited actually.
      
      Also, Breaking Bad, which stars the dad from Malcolm in the Middle as a teacher who gets diagnosed with cancer and starts cooking and selling crystal meth to make money for his family. Yes, indeed.
      
      www.amctv.com/originals/breakingbad/
    • [23:15 on 06/01/10]
15. • pull-my-plonker
    • pull-my-plonker says:

      
      
      I'm just about to watch Hear No Evil, See No Evil - hope it's as hilarious as I remember!!
      
      
      Not too hilarious, but very very silly!
    • [23:29 on 06/01/10]
16. • alan
    • JenTheHen says:

      Also, Breaking Bad, which stars the dad from Malcolm in the Middle as a teacher who gets diagnosed with cancer and starts cooking and selling crystal meth to make money for his family. Yes, indeed.
      
      www.amctv.com/originals/breakingbad/
      
      Sitcom?
    • [23:46 on 06/01/10]
17. • Carey
    • I love the Hal character almost as much as I love Lois. Possibly my favourite TV couple of all time.
      
      I've been watching some bizarre but addictive reality show about a fat camp comparing different historical diet and exercise regimes. So far, the Edwardians are winning.
    • [00:19 on 07/01/10]
18. • bad admiral
    • i watched once upon a time in the midlands last night and thought it was ok.
    • [09:19 on 07/01/10]
19. • JenTheHen
    • bad admiral says:

      i watched once upon a time in the midlands last night and thought it was ok.
      
      
      It's crap.
    • [09:48 on 07/01/10]
20. • Ben
    • I've started watching Breaking Bad, it's pretty good. Also re-watching all of Battlestar Galactica after splashing out on the complete DVD boxset just before christmas. Currently on the third DVD of 25, so quite a while to go
    • [10:29 on 07/01/10]

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