... still Speed for me ...

Above Suspicion - espionage adventure from 1943 with Fred MacMurray and Joan Crawford.

watched Pieapple express and Step Brothers last night. Pretty funny.

Mail Order Bride...Meat

Independence Day

The Sprit
:?

Above Suspicion....Lynda La Plante's new series on ITV

Alvin and the Chipmunks ... oh dear ... in my opinion utter crap! But my kids loved it

Waitress...bunch of crock...and it's billed as comedy...comedy my arse...

Dreamcatcher....dont really know what to think of it. In a way crap, but in another way quite good...

and first half of titanic.

I'll save you watching the rest ... it sinks.

:shock: the dreamcatcher?

Namesake...surprisingly good movie...was just on when I turned TV on...

I'm not watching movies at the moment, I'm currently working my way through Season 1 of ER.... And I've got Season 2 to go next, and the rest of Season 4 of House.... Perhaps I should consider a new career as a doctor....

The new and final series of ER starts tomorrow on More 4 Clare X

Can't remember LOL

Watched the Anne Frank thing yesterday, looking forward to the next installment tonight at 7PM on BBC1 :cool:.

History interests me, so sue me :lol: !!

The Mummy (again) good movie though

They Died with Their Boots On

Historically incorrect but Errol Flynn is very entertaining as General Custer.

Bedtime Stories (I still think it sounds like a porn lol)
Was ok... nothing spectacular.
Russell Brand is one hell of a weirdo :lol:

was it porn?

I know, and I've got a bloomin' tutorial to go to... grrrrr....

(actually, I think I need to catch up on the previous two series before I watch the last one... lol...)

The Mist

good movie.

it says a lot that after all the monsters and gore scenes the most disturbing and scary thing in this film was the ending.

:twisted: Which funny enough didn't happen in the book :shock:

In the book, the story is told from the viewpoint of David Drayton (spelling?) who has written down all that has happened so far.
The story ends at an old diner where the survivors have taken a short stop to rest and load up on supplies, and where Drayton writes his intention to leave the munuscript on the diner's counter.
It's up to the reader to imagine what the eventual outcome of the story is.

I have a feeling that King himself will approve of the ending the movie makers have made :up:

infact King has approved the new ending, and said he wished it was him who came up with it. lol

There's quite an interesting discussion going on on IMDB about the ending. Looks like 98% of the viewers hated this ending.

Funnily Dimension Films offered the director to nearly double his budget for the movie (from $18m to $30m) if he just scrapped that ending and used the novella version.

:twisted: Really? :shock:
It's a rum old world :wtf: