What film did you watch last night?
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Watched Total Recall last night, Tron in 3D Imax, The Running Man and The Fugitive today, I sure am pounding through a lot of movies this Christmas 
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Any body watched Death Race 2 Any good ?
The book is better beyond comparison.
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Superman 4 - Damn, what an awful film 0/10
Karate Kid - 7/10
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I finally spent my £10 Lovefilm voucher from when I signed up and used it to buy the Alien Anthology Blu Ray set for £24.99 
Nightmare On Elm Street (the new one)
Quite good, think I preferred the make up in the new one than the original.
Devil
Interesting, but as it's an M Night Shaymalaananananan film, I spent most of the film looking for the twist
The Crazies.
Again, interesting and quite brutal in places.
Quite good, think I preferred the make up in the new one than the original.
Devil
Interesting, but as it's an M Night Shaymalaananananan film, I spent most of the film looking for the twist
The Crazies.
Again, interesting and quite brutal in places.
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Any body watched Death Race 2 Any good ?
Surprisingly, it's not that bad! It's a prequel to the remake with Jason Statham, detailing the origins of Frankenstein.
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Cromwell 7.5/10
The original (and best) Dumbledore goes all 17th Century on the original (and best) Obi Wan Kenobi's ass, in a rather fine bit of old skool cinema, set in the Civil War.
The film, and Harris in particular, get a bad rap, but I don't see what's wrong with it... Guinness could be King Charles and Harris is suitably volcanic as Oliver. It may not be the fastest paced film in the world, but that's not the point.
The original (and best) Dumbledore goes all 17th Century on the original (and best) Obi Wan Kenobi's ass, in a rather fine bit of old skool cinema, set in the Civil War.
The film, and Harris in particular, get a bad rap, but I don't see what's wrong with it... Guinness could be King Charles and Harris is suitably volcanic as Oliver. It may not be the fastest paced film in the world, but that's not the point.
