Well, for those guys Channel 4 also had a wonderful docu-drama about the high profile case against Lord Monagu and Peter Wildeblood.

'Fundies'? Channel 4 is not publicly funded. You're thinking of that great British institution, the BBC. Besides, I don't particularly buy the idea that gayness has become somewhat over-represented in the media to compensate for years of repression. I'd still say that hetero-dramas far, far, far outweigh the gay, but because gay dramas are gay and therefore unusual people tend to focus on them quite a bit more.

Though every gay drama has at least one token heterosexual, makes you sick all this PC bollocks.

The BBC is now no longer a great institution, but a penisless anus rag, like Al Grauniad.

I love those Man Candy movies. Thick arms and smooth abs...*eyes glaze and drools slightly* We women dont get enough Man Candy. Men just have to switch to the music channels and they get nasty 'dancing'.

Man Candy.. sounds like a Tony the Tiger gay porn video.

This thread isn't for those kind of viewing habits, Pat. Keep that to yourself.

I'd kind of say nonexistant cartoon gay porn is a step down from real pederastic sex on TV, wouldn't you?

I really don't know. Tell me about it.

'Tony the Tiger'? What do you watch? Hmm...Saw Shrek 3. Alright, but I liked numbuh 2 better.

I've only just discovered a new sci-fi comedy named Hyperdrive. Very, very funny. I would suggest watching it.

I have just seen 300, and on the whole it was pretty good. I'd say I liked the fight scenes, but that's obvious.

I just saw the Number 23. I found the concept...funny. Although some parts were freaky, t'was hard not to laugh seeing Jim Carry with that kind of role.

I'm obsessed now. After I saw the movie it was 11:23 PM. Then I counted all the posters in my room. 23. I'm looking for these on purpose. Heh.

Man, Can you see ANY wall in your room with 23 posters?

I watched Bicentennial Man and really enjoyed it. Although it did remind me tremendously of Chobits.

I've just returned from seeing the Simpson's Movie. It was really funny at some parts! The problem is, they could have easily condensed it into a thirty-minute episode.

Damn I forgot to mention that. I too watched the Simpsons movie, it was hilarious.

Everyone in this theater are suckers! Especially YOUU!

I was so gutted I didn't see that at the cinema. I'm going to get it on DVD soon.

Last week I saw Harry Potter 5. Funny, the 5th book was my fav book, but I think the 5th film was the worst film. SO much was cut, some stuff was changed for the worse, the book really got bad treatment IMO.

I got Hot Fuzz on DVd a few weeks ago, have watched it twice, and watched all the extras. It is an awesome film, a great mix of parody/staire, good one-liners, and good action. Gorey, so it isn't for everyone, but it's a good flick, and has He-Man references, which is great for the retro coolness.

Oh and I also saw Spider-Man 3 a couple of weeks ago.
*Spoilers, duh*









The emo section in the middle was....weird, but milly entertaining. I didn't midn the story arc with Sandman, but I was disappointed with the handling of Venom- my favourite character from the comics, and not only did he have a gay ass voice, but a lot of the mannerisms and character traits of the original Venom were absent- constantly speaking in plural 3rd person, for instance. He was also rather small. Nevertheless, he got a cool death scene and got to kill Hobgoblin, so that almost made up for it.

Just saw Peter Jackson's "Dead Alive."
...ugh! Most messed up movie ever! I kinda enjoyed it though. ;)

Oddly, OOTP was the shortest film, despite being the longest book. Even PS (not the bloody Sorceror's Stone, I refuse to call it by that abomination) was 20 minutes longer. I really wish they hadn't cut like 85% of the Department of Mysteries battle, with the spooky locked love room, the time chamber ,space chamber ,and the different death chamber with the pit.

So THAT's what the power of Greyskull meant. I thought it was a running gag curse throughought SOTD (which I haven't seen) and the director's other films.

I just watched The Last Unicorn for the first time in roughly ten years. Still an amazing film, and it really brought back memories from my unicorn-loving childhood. I've also been enjoying the soundtrack.

I've been watching The Mighty Boosh; it's more all out wacky than I usually watch, but nonsequitor musical numbers are great.

Both = extreme lol.

Speaking of Hot Fuzz, catch my new avatar.

That is win.

Mighty Boosh is awesome

Just saw Ocean's Thirteen in the movie theater. Those movies just don't get old... I love 'planning to rob large casino' kinda movies and this one was ace!

It's called Braindead god dammit! CALL IT BRAINDEAD!

I've been watching Spaced lately. It's brilliant. If only they showed it on TV here, so other people could enjoy the goodness.

What I saw of Braindead was pretty amusing

I have just seen American Psycho. Great movie, although a bit strange at some parts, like the naked chainsaw chase scene.

Spiderman 3 - 10/10

I don't know what people were complaining about, I thought it was a great movie; the best one in the series.

Does 'Dead Alive' OR 'Braindead' have a scene where a guy straps a lawn-mower to his chest?

I saw Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and highly enjoyed it. It's taken me two years to get to page 178 in the book (I keep losing interest), but the movie was really well made. Dolores Umbridge made a great villain. I wanted to hit her. In the head. With a bat.
Still don't like the new Dumbledore, though. Ralph Fiennes is still a great Voldemort.

Yes, yes it does

I KNEW it!

I saw an advert or something for it on television and it shows that scene and I thought-

"Peter Jackson Directed THIS?"