last movie you watched (Flag Up SPOILERS)

[Howlin Mad Missy]

the one I'm watching now, Ingorious Basterds

[El Kabong]

"Helter Skelter" a made for TV movie about Charles Manson & The Manson Family. I had wanted to watch that because I've got a fascination with murderers & such. I like to try and weed out what makes them tick psychologically and that movie abosultely sucked, it was just about the fucking DA. The theory behind the Sharon Tate murder is that Manson had gone to that house before as it belonged to a record executive and Charlie wanted to be a big rockstar and that exec said he sucked and so Charlie flipped out on what he thought was him and ordered his people to kill whoever was in that house....luckily for the record exec he had moved by that time.

I've got 'The Gray Man' in the queue in a while, it's about Albert Fish. He was a dirty old bastard....a cannibal too. He ate young children. Why is there no horror movie about someone like him I am not sure. I've seen documentaries on him, but to see scenes acted out adds a different depth to what happened.

There was supposedly an H.H. Holmes biopic in the works with Leonardo DiCaprio to play Holmes, but I've not heard or read any more about it.


Anywho, I've got the 1970's Robert Redford & Mia Farrow 'The Great Gatsby' next up!

[Beanz]

"Helter Skelter" a made for TV movie about Charles Manson & The Manson Family. I had wanted to watch that because I've got a fascination with murderers & such. I like to try and weed out what makes them tick psychologically and that movie abosultely sucked, it was just about the fucking DA. The theory behind the Sharon Tate murder is that Manson had gone to that house before as it belonged to a record executive and Charlie wanted to be a big rockstar and that exec said he sucked and so Charlie flipped out on what he thought was him and ordered his people to kill whoever was in that house....luckily for the record exec he had moved by that time.

I've got 'The Gray Man' in the queue in a while, it's about Albert Fish. He was a dirty old bastard....a cannibal too. He ate young children. Why is there no horror movie about someone like him I am not sure. I've seen documentaries on him, but to see scenes acted out adds a different depth to what happened.

There was supposedly an H.H. Holmes biopic in the works with Leonardo DiCaprio to play Holmes, but I've not heard or read any more about it.


Anywho, I've got the 1970's Robert Redford & Mia Farrow 'The Great Gatsby' next up!

Have you seen the BBC series "Sherlock" Lyle? It stars Benedict Cumberbatch (Holmes) and Martin Freeman (Dr Watson). I think it was on PBS in America. It was a BBC modern day interpretation and bloody good too.

[El Kabong]

Have you seen the BBC series "Sherlock" Lyle? It stars Benedict Cumberbatch (Holmes) and Martin Freeman (Dr Watson). I think it was on PBS in America. It was a BBC modern day interpretation and bloody good too.

I've heard great things about it and have it on my Netflix streaming queue but have yet to watch an episode of it. I do promise to watch it though. I still believe that nobody can top Jeremy Brett's Sherlock Holmes, but I will watch with an open mind for second place, lol. Christopher Lee wasn't a bad Holmes actually.


I've also heard of a new BBC series "Copper" about an NYPD Cop in 1864, kind of a 'Gangs of New York' thing....very neat

[El Kabong]

Judge for yourself

[superheavyrhun]

I am number four. Okay I suppose. If it was graded on a five star system it's not number four.

[Master]

Harold and Kumar 2 is funny.

[Chet Ripley]

Donnie Brasco. Fugetaboutit

[Master]

Anyone watch Spiderman 4?

[Memphis]

Not at the moment. Im watching Britains fattest pets mate.

[Conrad]

Ted. Fucking superb, funniest film I've seen in years.

I've been telling all my mates about it and I'm yet to find anyone who loved it as much as I did. A real life teddy bear that fucks whores and snorts coke, brilliant.

The 4 x hooker scene you never actually see when he dares one of them to do something very wrong is genius.

[Memphis]

I just watched Resurrecting the Champ on netflix. Samuel L Jackson normally annoys the shit out of me but I liked him in this.

[Beanz]

Seems like as good a place as any for this.

[Master]

Watched Peter Kay on channel 4, not strictly a movie but very funny!

[Gandalf]

I watched Wilde hungover and laid in my bed today. I like Oscar, he seemed like a clever chap though clearly he was a bit confused and was somewhat careless in his behavior. You have to be careful if you are getting involved with rent boys and more so if you are married with children. Fry acts very well IMO and clearly relates to the part.