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my Big Book of Johnny's?

*How on earth does he manage to keep such a uniformal consistancy with his Hammertseins?

This guy should get an award for genius. We've all been in that situation.

* This is an adult collectors item.

Adult? Do you stick it up your arse or something?

We'll finaly get to see 50 Shades of Wells published soon I guess then...

That is so sureal I MUST own one! 

Have fun all who attend! 

People here may be aware in my love for Cult cinema, genre films and art house. As a result I have a distinct understanding of when a movie or TV series is shit but enjoyable, and when it's just terrible. Ripper Street fall's into the former, Demons (the ITV series not the awsome Bava horror film) into the latter. Just my two pence. 

I'm getting mine tommorrow. I'll post a full review at the weekend.

Each new ITV programme made is usually its own circle of hell.

I really enjoyed the first two seasons of Primeval, but the third series was bollocks. Not even pop corn entertainment. Not seen any after that.

I also enjoy Ripper Street, there's far worse out there at the moment and it does have some genuinly great moments.

Probably shouldn't - but if you see me at a convention I'll take you to his stand and point at him whilst loudly explaining it.

Thought Bubble? Already looking forward to it. 
It truely is scary how some people choose to abuse the median.

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Tordleback, what exactly is it that's inappropriate about Iron Man Extreme?

It's shite.  What little I saw of it anyway: and sorry, I mis-typed, it's actually Iron Man: Extremis.  It looked like a cross between a motion comic (all static bodies and wobbling heads), a badly coloured porno-comic (inexplicably 'by' Adi Granov), and those Taiwanese animated news stories. The VO work seems to have been subbed out entirely unironically to the guys from Archer.  Within 10 seconds of the start there was a guy vomiting blood, then after the credits there's graphic suicide from a first person perspective with the subsequent dialogue: " ... I think he's dead.  Part of his head's missing.  He's shot himself in the head".  After that there's a 10 minute interview sequence with 'John Pilinger' on landmines, followed by a long board meeting about the Stark iPhone.  Skipping ahead there was some dangerous bullshit about magic mushrooms improving your eyesight.  I don't think I even saw the Iron Man armour in the time I was watching. 

In short: not one for my kids, although of course I appreciate not everything has to be.  Not Ellis' finest hour.

I'll give it a shot, violence in animation I can take (Hell, most of my anime collection is extreme hyper violence. Elfin Lied anyone?)  but when it's aimed at kids you gotta be careful. Suicide is a big no-no for a start.

Watched Lincoln on sunday. Clearly OSCAR fodder but you can pick worse movies for said dubious title, Tommy Lee Jones was a POWER house in this but Daniel Day-Lewis steal's the show as the titluare president. Some outstanding performances and never dull considering the subject matter.

Anyone planning an outdoor wedding, let me know and I'll get right back into developing photographs.

Incidently it's my cousins stag do this week end. Hope the wether keep's up.

A chum reccomended I watch ITV's Demons (With Philip Glenister). What a dire loud of ball's that was.

Tordleback, what exactly is it that's inappropriate about Iron Man Extreme? I've never seen an episode, but now i'm interested.

As Moore ever expresed interest in continuing tha saga? Although I like Book III's conclusion I feel there's still limitless potential. Oh, i'll also be having me a copy btw, Tharg.

You're worse than Peter Jackson and Goerge Lucas. I suppose you think I'm going to give in, don't you?




You'd be right.

Excpet I know we all are, because Numbercruncher was just plain great.