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get a job where you've got more to do....and where there's a more sensible internet policy, so you can come here when you're not doing it

my work bans gambling sights and excessive bosom viewing is frowned on - I once got a blast for posting that pic with the ladies backs with Pink Floyd album covers on them...apart from that anything goes because we need to go to diverse sites to get our work done - sorting the work related from the work unrelated is impossible

the fight at the beginning of 'The Living Daylights' - on a truck full of explosives falling through the air, with Bond fighting some dead hard looking killer
- all of the fights in 'Commando' are fun
- the cgi-laden fights in 'Cutey Honey'

They should get Pat Mills to write some episodes of Zero without asking Diggle's permission. He wouldn't suit the character, but the results would be interesting and he'd probably appreciate the irony. Probably

that is a great cover. It was our wallpaper here until we got a new homestay student who's in love with the new Robin Hood - bah

yours looking at that new gimpy Robin Hood every time he turns on the fricking computer

What's in it?

I'm left handed - does that count?

well I liked Batman Forever and Batman and Robin, so put me in the painfully wrong (IYHO) camp.

as for Showgirls, how right you are. I too thought it would be redeemed by norks, but it was so bad I'd forgotten seeing it

Date films!

I saw the Tom Cruise movie 'cocktail'. It was excruciating, but my date, whose beauty made me weep with desire, liked it a lot.

that's alternative universes for you - be careful you don't fall into this one. You'd have to ebay your Drew Barrymore collection

yours wrongly,

dyolF

we are polar opposites you and I. I don't find Ms Barrymore at all attractive, but I liked the Batman films.

yours, from an alternative universe,

Floyd

by a bizarre coincidence, I'm in a little library with the librarian reading out dvd titles. This has bought back suppressed memories of films I saw but shouldn't have:

ConAir
Mission Impossible I and II
that Burt Reynolds/Clint Eastwood depression era film which was so awful I saw it, forgot seeing it and then saw it again
Twister


oh the horror!

by a bizarre coincidence, I'm in a little library with the librarian reading out dvd titles. This has bought back suppressed memories of films I saw but shouldn't have:

ConAir
Mission Impossible I and II
that Burt Reynolds/Clint Eastwood depression era film which was so awful I saw it, forgot seeing it and then saw it again
Twister


oh the horror!

I liked Batman and Robin myself - certainly better than Three Colours Blue.

 Me, I keep getting out action movies and thinking 'how bad can it be? At least it'll be a bit of fun' and then being frustrated that it is worse than I'd thought possible.

Charlies Angels - served me right.

my name's Floyd and I've seen...

Species II
Dances With wolves *
Three Colours Blue*
Spy N**
Tango and Cash
Street fighter


maybe these shouldn't be here, since everyone thought they were good, as did I before seeing them. In fact they were really really bad

**awful Norika Fujiwara vehicle, notable only for a good bikini wearing scene

spoiler alert for Australians who haven't read their prog yet!

yours, trying to forget about the robots thing,

Floyd