h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Don't forget 'It' with Pennywise the clown. "We all float down here George."

The Kubrick version of the Shining is superb. "You've always been the caretaker"

Misery is also excellent and the book is probably my favourite of King's stories.

After having seen Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind recently, by Charlie Kaufman, wich was pretty good, I saw Adaptation today. Despite the fact that Nicholas Cage and Merryl Streep star in it, it was superb. Nicholas Cage was really convincing. And the story had so many layers, I think I'm going to see it again.

A less known film I can recommend is Grave of the Fireflies. It's a really emotional animated movie about a boy and his sister in Japan during WW2. A real tearjerker if you're susceptible to it.

I bought shaun of the dead a few weeks ago, then i had a simon pegg stint, watching all of the spaced

I saw the Village a while ago too, which I thought was a bit rubbish I don't think M.Night has done better than the Sixth Sense yet.

Then at about 5.30 this morning I watched Stolen Summer, about a kid trying to convert jewish to christians.

Then I watched the Incredible Elephant - "An elephant drama"

Sky show some brilliant movies

The village had potential, but was rubbishy

Shaun of the dead is cool though! When he hits the guy and says "Are you ok? Oh thank god for that" grooviness

"there's a zombie in the garden! What we gonna do?"
"have a cup of tea?"

I've not watched it enough to quote it correctly yet

Mwah, its so amazing. And really gross when they zombies rip whatshisface that annoying twit guy apart. But so funny mwah, I wanted to watch it for ages too. That and starsky and Hutch. I thought it looked funny, though loads of people said it wasnt

Dylan Moran, euurgh with his intestines

I've seen Starsky and Hutch, I thought it'd be a crap knock off, but it's really funny!

coolio I will see it then! mwah, the intestines

Shaun of the Dead = fried gold

Don't Stop me Nowwwwww

Saw shark tale yesterday not bad though..

oOooOhH I watched Finding Nemo for the first time t'other day

Yakusmaximus - 'The Green Mile' was another Stephen King adaptation...

As was 'The Shawshank Redemption'...'The Stand' (Mini-series)...can't think of anything else off the top of my head...

"Lost in Translation"

It's amazing in that it accurately captures the feeling of being in a place that is completely alien to you, but mostly just being very bored about it.

It also reminded me of what I liked about Japan. Which is that It's simultaniously the most awful thing imaginable and the best thing ever.

Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind is good

Watched Shark Tale yesterday but was unimpressed.

I got very annoyed by the live prawns being pinky orange.

Finding Nemo is sooooooooooo groovy!

I've read The Green Mile, but not seen the movue as of yet

Mine..Mine..Mine..
Finding Nemo is one of my favorite movies. I bought it on DVD and the extras are worth the money.
Still, it's a movie with a heart and plenty of jokes for grown-ups. Or anyone for that matter.
One of my favourite scenes is when the fish are arguing over dental tools!
There's so much to look at in this movie.

that WAS pretty groovy. I loved Dory speaking whale...heh heh heh...

"I didn't know you could speak whale! I wish I could speak whale"

Loved Finding Nemo, my favorites were Bruce the shark and Nigel the pelican (reminds me of my dad!)

Had a huge movie weekend, watched the orginal three star wars back to back, then a couple episodes of red dwarf and coupling, then the blues brothers! It rocked!

Actually, that 'chhhss chsss' noise you can hear is my brain frying

Anyway, don't all fly off at once

Ami of zx