There's a RPG? Geddoutahere!

Saw the latest Rambo last night. One hell of a body count. Good film.

Is it good? I actually thought hte trailer looked not too bad.


Last film I saw at pictures was Cloverfield. Really enjoyed it despite my reservations about the way it is shot.


Outside of the cinema, the last movie I watched was the Terminator. You can't beat the classics!

In Rambo IV they seem to spend a lot of time getting you to dislike the Burmese military so you don't really mind Rambo going in and killing a few hundred. The killing is quite graphic though

Hmm. Rambo, once every Neo-Con's action hero of choice, he seems to have shifted to the left a little; hitherto the scourge of scruffy leftist militants, he's now joined forces with them to fight military juntas.

In Rambo V we'll see him assist hairy Cubans to thwart Bay of Pigs Invasion Part 2. :-)

One of the best films i've watched recently was Fixing the Shadow (UK name is Beyond the Law). Its based on the true story of an FBI agent who infiltrates a biker gang. Well worth a watch for any of you bikers out there.

I aslo watched Eragon......nice scenery....

That was most excellent, pair of idiots

Meet the Spartans & the Simpsons, both quite bad but with some funny bits.

Also watched some of The Waterhorse, there is a funny bit regarding that fake nessie picture

Bought the Indie boxed set last weekend, and so far I've been through Raiders of the Lost Ark and Temple of Doom. True, I've seen them a million times, but now I have them on DVD. Looking forward to Crystal Skull! Last flick I saw at pictures I think was Rambo. I liked it. Gory and brutal, and little CG effects. So refreshing .

I watched "Sweeney Todd" and really enjoyed it, don't normally like musicals as a rule, but love "Johnny Depp". There was a lot of action in this one, "Throat Cutting" stuff!!, the story on the whole was capturing from start to finish, and was sad at the end, a story with a reel twist at the end, worth watching.

Sparkle - if you can get your hands on the original soundtrack, do, Large bits of it had to be cut for the film. Stephen Sondheim (the composer) approved the cuts, but it did mean losing some wonderfully gothic, dramatic, terrific bits - deliciously dark stuff.

Just watched Monty Python and the Holy Grail, I'm afraid - I needed a good, reliable laugh.

I don't like the Monty Python's very much, but the one you've just watched my Husband would watch it, if it was on TV, he thinks there funny!! Mmmm....

I need to be in the right mood for the Pythons, but every now and again they're wonderfully reliable.