TheProdigy

The devil inside, harrison ford and brad pitt. IRA theme, very weak film ;( but I had to watch it all to the end, disappointing.

try this www.imdb.com/title/tt0460989/

Just watched The Godfather parts 1 and 2, really awesome. Al pacino and Robert De Niro in the second part is really great. De Niro plays Don Corleone as a young Italian growing up in New York and taking over the gangs. Each film is about 3 hours long, epic gangster films. Gonna watch the third film shortly

In Bruges. Not big a Colin Farrell fan, but this is actually ok

source code...good film i recommend it if you liked inception, matrix, groundhog day {based on the concpet of repeating the same thing to fix it}

heres the trailer

cool, to be fair i caught a lot of this film eagle eye yesterday on bbc 3 and that was pretty trippy, security big brother stuff. Really really plausable, and i am a sceptic !

purple squirrell wrote:


got that on dvd, it reminded me of enemy of the state

watched human traffic with John Simms in.Takes you back that film

^ Luvverly filim ^

LFIW: Inglourious Basterds.

The Exorcist.(1973).Still a good film with Linda Blair's head spinning around.

purple squirrell wrote:


I heard Bruges is a shithole

All of Tarantino's, seen Hugo at the cinema (dissapointment), Taxi Driver (Amazing), Goodfellas (always sucks you in) and Leon (in HD!).

Also, most of you Londoners probably know about this, but it's new to me; there's a cinema in central London, Prince Charles Cinema, that plays older films (From Nosferatu to Team America). Their website has a request feature, I think if anough people requested, World's On Fire could always get another screening if they wanted.

Me, I just want to see Apocalypse Now Redux on the big screen.

Takeshi Kitano's Outrage

The Devil's Double. Great film.