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Well, I was 8, we get babysitter and she bring VHS of this film, and yes I get nightmares after that moment and it only PG film!

And why shower got camera?!

Just realise; in October, Theresa May could be Prime Minister of UK. In November, Hillary Clinton could be President of USA. So it bye bye to Mankind, it is WoMankind! Girl Power

Worth it to watch Odd Thomas on Film4 now!

And now UKIP leader Nigel Farage to stand down.

Are they leaving the sinking ship?

It was throat cancer

[Brink]

Why I feelings that Brink is [spoiler]some link to Brass Sun...? Maybe it was Wren's dream? [/spoiler]

Anyone playing Dying Light? I wonder as there special offer on it, but I get bored after Dead Island, is it same?

What a surprise, all Star Trek series included original series and animated series is now on Netflix UK!

uh uh, if anyone find gag?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BI9ToObWsx0

Sorry i was means for gag reel.

Odd, just saw this news on social that Sony has released the gag reel and B-Roll footage from the new Ghostbusters film in US.

But was it normally come out after the film's release or for DVD release? Are Sony that desperate now?

There maybe another Jock coming but my lips are sealed  ... so still in double figures!

Pity about the GRennie droid... I wanted my Rain Dogs co-signed.

Jock on another box set?

[Bloodline]

Bloodline

As watch both seasons on Netflix, first season was brilliant but there no needs for 2nd season, as this is example of why it better as one-off season.

‎Ben Mendelsohn is one to watch!

[Abrams' "Star Trek" Timeline Gets A NameWith "Star Trek Beyond" hitting cinemas next month and the CBS series now in the works, the producers behind the "Star Trek" franchise are now getting around to solving one pesky problem that needed to be sorted out sooner or later - continuity.Specifically it was established in J.J. Abrams' 2009 "Star Trek" that the film and its subsequent sequels are part of an alternate universe that splits off from the rest of the "Star Trek" timeline - so everything that happens within them doesn't upset the continuity of the original 1960s TV series and the various spin-offs like "Star Trek: The Next Generation" and "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine".Until now there's been no official designation for this splinter timeline, though the Abrams-verse is a name often bandied about. Well that has changed with an official name now being established for it - The Kelvin Timeline.The name ties back to the Federation starship USS Kelvin, the one in the opening moments of the 2009 film with is destruction at the hands of the Romulan ship Narada from the far future creating the new timeline.CBS Consumer Products' Holly Amos tweeted about the new name, explaining that they needed an official designation to distinguish it from the other 'Trek' timeline: "We needed an in-universe term since we needed some way to refer to it in the encyclopedia." Amos also revealed that the name comes from Michael and Denise Okuda, the authors behind numerous "Star Trek" reference guides.The name will come in handy shortly as the new CBS All Access series from producer Bryan Fuller is reportedly set in the original timeline, though when specifically remains a big question. That series will arrive on the streaming service in early 2017.]

Ahh as many of you talks about Star Trek timeline;

http://www.darkhorizons.com/news/43804/abrams-star-trek-timeline-gets-a-name

Abrams' "Star Trek" Timeline Gets A Name

With "Star Trek Beyond" hitting cinemas next month and the CBS series now in the works, the producers behind the "Star Trek" franchise are now getting around to solving one pesky problem that needed to be sorted out sooner or later - continuity.

Specifically it was established in J.J. Abrams' 2009 "Star Trek" that the film and its subsequent sequels are part of an alternate universe that splits off from the rest of the "Star Trek" timeline - so everything that happens within them doesn't upset the continuity of the original 1960s TV series and the various spin-offs like "Star Trek: The Next Generation" and "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine".

Until now there's been no official designation for this splinter timeline, though the Abrams-verse is a name often bandied about. Well that has changed with an official name now being established for it - The Kelvin Timeline.

The name ties back to the Federation starship USS Kelvin, the one in the opening moments of the 2009 film with is destruction at the hands of the Romulan ship Narada from the far future creating the new timeline.

CBS Consumer Products' Holly Amos tweeted about the new name, explaining that they needed an official designation to distinguish it from the other 'Trek' timeline: "We needed an in-universe term since we needed some way to refer to it in the encyclopedia." Amos also revealed that the name comes from Michael and Denise Okuda, the authors behind numerous "Star Trek" reference guides.

The name will come in handy shortly as the new CBS All Access series from producer Bryan Fuller is reportedly set in the original timeline, though when specifically remains a big question. That series will arrive on the streaming service in early 2017.