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Previously on "Seeing as the telly is always crap"
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I've got 118 programmes recorded on my PVR and a load more on my old PVR. I'm beginning to doubt I'm ever going to watch it all. And no way to back it up.
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Originally posted by zeitghostThen there's "Star Man", with Jeff Bridges.
Some very funny bits in that.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starman_(film)
Green is Go and yellow is 'go very fast' in it?
I liked that one
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Originally posted by cailin maith View PostThis is true Zippy. Yesterday we caught a few minutes of Catwoman (the film) I'd never seen it before. I remarked that it was just 2 birds in tight clothes fighting. He said "And?" and gave me the "You just said something really stupid look"
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Originally posted by cailin maith View PostThis is true Zippy. Yesterday we caught a few minutes of Catwoman (the film) I'd never seen it before. I remarked that it was just 2 birds in tight clothes fighting. He said "And?" and gave me the "You just said something really stupid look"
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Originally posted by Zippy View PostQuite. Knockers always seem to win over a good argument.
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Originally posted by FiveTimes View PostKarate Kid 2010 - good family film
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Stardust - 2007.
Great fun film that owes a lot to Princess Bride. Not much in the way of blood and guts action and no boobs, unless you count Robert De Niro doing the Can-Can in a corset. It does have Claire Danes and Sienna Millar who both brighten up the proceedings. Screenplay was written by Jane Goldman, who has a spectacular pair of chesticles.
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Originally posted by Scrag Meister View PostKickAss - 2010 - Super hero comedy - 9/10, Rated 18. Worth the hour and a half. Lots of action, loads of laughs.
Very highly recommended indeed...
EDIT: my DVD is rated 15
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Originally posted by Scrag Meister View PostTaken, another Liam Neeson one. Ex-CIA type bod's daughter is kidnapped in Paris. He's goes to find her. Loved it. Pleasant surprise wasn't expecting too much. Lots of action, no boobs
KickAss - 2010 - Super hero comedy - 9/10, Rated 18. Worth the hour and a half. Lots of action, loads of laughs.
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The book of eli (2010) Denzel Washington, Gary Oldman
"A post-apocalyptic tale, in which a lone man fights his way across America in order to protect a sacred book that holds the secrets to saving humankind. "
Some very good action scenes that pepper a pretty dull plot. The film drags on for 2 hours. Some slight but unimpressive twists in the end but all in all worth a miss.
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Taken, another Liam Neeson one. Ex-CIA type bod's daughter is kidnapped in Paris. He's goes to find her. Loved it. Pleasant surprise wasn't expecting too much. Lots of action, no boobs
KickAss - 2010 - Super hero comedy - 9/10, Rated 18. Worth the hour and a half. Lots of action, loads of laughs.
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Originally posted by zeitghost"The Dish" is enjoyable*.
*It's about the moon landings in 1969, and the Park Radio telescope, rather than some sexy tart.
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