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[willthemightyW]

Also: That Gina Carrano, eh?

Hell yes.

[darnmarr]

the firemen really just evoke Trumpton.

That's what I love about it and it's speeded up too. The action-men in Jet-packs I hated.

And it has a MONO-RAIL.

The MONO-RAIL was my fave.

[HdE]

Also: That Gina Carrano, eh?

Hell yes.

We can be friends now.

[smilersaltash]

Just finished The Dark Knight Returns Part I & II (accompanied by a pint of iced alka seltzer, a bacon & cheese toastie and a recliner couch).

Good enough.

Same for me, thought both were passable. Catwoman was a little tame, Michelle Pfeiffer still has my vote.

[Buttonman]

The Liam Neeson thriller 'Unknown' - I'm sure I'm not the first to notice it's [spoiler]virtually a contemporary retelling of 'Total Recall'[/spoiler] - they even had[spoiler] a three titted woman[/spoiler]! (not really).

[Link Prime]

Just finished The Dark Knight Returns Part I & II (accompanied by a pint of iced alka seltzer, a bacon & cheese toastie and a recliner couch).

Good enough.

Same for me, thought both were passable. Catwoman was a little tame, Michelle Pfeiffer still has my vote.

I'm with ya RE Catwoman, smiler- those movies I meant were the animated adaptions of the Frank Miller graphic novel though, and Selina was looking decidedly gilf-ish in em! 

[ThryllSeekyr]

I went and saw Warm Bodies and Oblivion at the movies. Both weren't not bad

[Buttonman]

Western fun with The Kentuckian before some British get them slags action in Welcome to the Punch.

[Robert Frazer]

I'm one of those fogeys (at the grand old age of 26) who prefers physical media, so I still spend a lot of time in shops looking for videos and discs. After searching for months, I finally chanced across a copy of David Lynch's Eraserhead completely by accident in a Forp! store, and snagged it straight away. I watched it tonight.

...hmm.

That's all. Hmm.

[JamesC]

The Hobbit.

I thought it would be boring because I didn't like the LOTR films much but I actually really enjoyed this.
Could have done with less silly singing (and CGI plates? really) and less silly fake noses though.

[MR. ELIMINATOR]

Just watched oblivion. It's not actually that bad. The trailer set my expectations pretty low, so was pleasantly surprised.

[smilersaltash]

Western fun with The Kentuckian before some British get them slags action in Welcome to the Punch.

Bloody hell -that film is older than me. Proper Sunday afternoon stuff.

I picked up Jonah Hex with the groceries today, £3 well spent.

[smilersaltash]

I'm with ya RE Catwoman, smiler- those movies I meant were the animated adaptions of the Frank Miller graphic novel though, and Selina was looking decidedly gilf-ish in em! 
[/quote]

I bought a Batman animated collection in the going into administration sale in HMV, so far have made 3/5 of episodes, but am finding it tough going. Have watched Year One, and agree - definetly gilf-ish   

[darnmarr]

Soldier with Kurt Russell: has it's problems but overall I quite liked it. Lot of Dredd comparisons sprang to mind. Despite not even having a helmet, Kurt Russell still manages to keep it on for most of the film.

[Zarjazzer]

The Hobbit -an Unexpected Journey. I bloody loved it.