Im a big film buff so I thought id do a post about films. Thought id start with the last one we watched.

I bought Brokeback mountain the other day. Not one id usually watch but it got good reviews and won loads of awards so thought it maybe worth a watch.

I was pleasantly suprised. I really enjoyed it.

The last film I watched was "Employee of the month". It is an American comedy about 2 guys that work in a supermarket and they are trying to impress a new girl that apparently only dates the employee of the month. One of the guys always gets the employee of the month award and is really a quite annoying character and the other guy who is more attractive and quite cool is just such a lazy guy but he changes his ways to try to win the girl. It is really really funny and the sort of film you can laugh out loud to. I'd definitely recommend it.

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God, i cannot remember the last film i watched because im eclectic, i like all kinds of films and all kinds of movies, so for me to name the last one would be next to impossible but my favorite are HORROR.

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The last film I saw was The Wicker Man, the new version with Nicholas Cage. What can I say? It wasn't great. I had thought up so many different possibilities and all they did was burn him in the end. I suppose it must've been alright at the time...
The other thing is Nicholas Cage ALWAYS plays himself. Does anyone else notice that?

I'm off to see Spiderman 3 this weekend.

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Employee of the month. I wanted to watch that, but I never got round to going the pics to see it. Still its one I would deffo look out for. If for nothing else other than to watch Jessica Simpson

Wicker man. I have that on dvd. I hadnt seen the original so the Nicholas Cage one was all I had to go off. I thought it was a pretty average film. I was disappointed with the ending tho.

Spiderman 3. I went the pics to see that on monday. I thought it was a very very good film. Abit too long for my liking. I think they tried to pack too much into it. I thought it dragged abit in places. The 2nd half of the film is deffo what makes the film as good as it is. Brilliant effects too.

Being John Malkovich.
It was on Film 4 last night, and it is still one of the weirdest films that i've seen, especially the bit when John malkovich goes into his own mind . If you've not seen it, watch this strange little film, i think it is a modern classic.

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Last night I went to Blockbuster and rented 3 dvds and bought 1.

Ones I watched last night were:

Texas chainsaw massacre: The beginning.
Ive got the first one (remake not original) on dvd so I wanted to watch this one. I thought it was an ok film. Few bits i was thinking why oh why did you do that It was very bloody and gory but overall a decent film.

A boy girl thing:
Not normally my cuppa tea. As I class this as a chick flick. I thought it was funny and well worth a watch. It was funny to see how the opposite sex react when waking up in each others bodies. I particulary liked the part were the girl (now in the boys body) woke up with a hard on and proceeded to bash it with a stick or summit to get it down

I also got Employee of the month which im goin to watch 2day. And I bought A knights tale, ive seen it loads of times but I really like it.

you bring the popcorn X)

sounded like a good night in thar did mike X)

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Yeah it was ok. In my opinion you cant beat a good night in with a few dvds.

If anyone ever wants to get to my heart a stack of dvds is the way to go

I own 145 Horror DVD,s, 32 Action/Adventure, 102 Science Fiction, 46 Fantasy, 39 Disney Cartoon, 5 Romance, 2 Oldies but goodies. and 10 COmedy the comedy mostly consists of Abbott and Costello.

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talking of costello 'he' won the eurovision song contest last night




and did anyone see the ts runner up

that was some wild sh*t

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Man [...] must count no one but himself; that he is alone, abandoned on earth in the midst of his infinite responsibilities, without help, with no other aim than the one he sets himself, with no other destiny than the one he forges for himself on this earth." (Jean Paul Sartre, 1943)

yeah watch it here

http://youtube.com/watch?v=yzlKiwJOa_I&mode=related&search=

shame its a bit pixie (pixelated)

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Man [...] must count no one but himself; that he is alone, abandoned on earth in the midst of his infinite responsibilities, without help, with no other aim than the one he sets himself, with no other destiny than the one he forges for himself on this earth." (Jean Paul Sartre, 1943)

yeah watch it here

http://youtube.com/watch?v=yzlKiwJOa_I&mode=related&search=

shame its a bit pixie (pixelated)

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Man [...] must count no one but himself; that he is alone, abandoned on earth in the midst of his infinite responsibilities, without help, with no other aim than the one he sets himself, with no other destiny than the one he forges for himself on this earth." (Jean Paul Sartre, 1943)

i thought Terry Wogan said it all when he suggested that she was the coming together of Dana International and a 70s elton john wardrobe explosion LOL

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Man [...] must count no one but himself; that he is alone, abandoned on earth in the midst of his infinite responsibilities, without help, with no other aim than the one he sets himself, with no other destiny than the one he forges for himself on this earth." (Jean Paul Sartre, 1943)