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

I saw Get Rich Or Die Tryin which is quite long but very good

Siting watching Dogma, love it!

dogma...contains the best anti religion argument i have ever heard..wouldn't you love to spout all that when the fervent religious folks knock your door....wouldn't you though???

saw madagascar on dvd this weekend...loved it just as much second time around.. and you need to see it more than once to get all the jokes and one liners...king julian is my fav character.. he likes to move it move it..... should get an award for the funniest accent...

The alice and wonderland bit? Genious.

Yes madagasgers great1!

heck yes...it made me want to visit central park zoo last nov.... which was a wee bit of a disappointment..as there is none of those animals there...oh except penguins... i almost wanted to complain.. but in the film you had a lion, a giraffe, a hippo etc..

still was only a few dollars to get in....

"I want to go to the wild"

"you can't!"

"The penguins are going"

"The penquins are psycotic"

Started watching "Aliens" this evening.

Angela's Ashes

I've got The Man With Two Brains on DVD and I'm going to watch it tonight!

The Last of The Mohicans.

Saw Munich on Wednesday and I was really impressed, it was a good story interestingly told and without bias. Very, very powerful, especially the conversation between the Isrealis and Palestinians in Greece.

The overwhelming thought I left with was 'I have no idea how to resolve this conflict, but this isn't the way to do it'

Probably Spielberg's best

I watched American Beauty tonight.

Has Proof been released in the US? Have their been any reviews on here yet?

Munich is one of the choices at the SS on Tuesday thanks Honestlago
Another is Jennifer Aniston and Kevin Costner in the follow-on from The Graduate.
Can't recall it but I would've watched that were it not for clashing with Munich.

The other film choice is "Brokeback Mountain" - anyone seen that?

I saw Rumour Has It this week. Thingie is good, Warren Beattys sister, but that's all that appealed to me in the whole film.

I want to see Brokeback Mountain and Munich, but no chance

We watched the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy last night on DVD. The Gruesome Twosome have spent all day saying 'I'm a robot, not a refrigerator'

and finally they got the 'very Arthur Dent' reference from the Christmas Dr Who.

Brokeback Mountain had brilliant performances from the whole cast.

Footbacon, do you mean Shirley Maclaine? I've seen the trailer, and she's supposed to be the "Mrs Robinson" character.
I'll see whichever film doesn't rollover to the following Tuesday, though then it'll be half-termso I'll be dependant upon a sitter.

Poor Sho will you be able to get hold of the DVDs or even rent them by post?

JEllen! Brokeback was brilliant, but for total absorbsion you should see Geisha, when the film ended it suddenly dawned on me that I was in Cleethorpes, it was that good.

My son wants to go see Zathura - and there's a showing at 11am today so I'll be back with a full report
http://www.meridianparkway.co.uk/php-bin/frameme.php?page=/films/zathura.fhtml?xhi

In the interest of lowering the tone, and providing reports on the films other researchers don't reach, here at Chez Shark we took delivery of our much anticipated 'El Santo vs the Monsters' box set.

We watched about half of 'El Santo and the Blue Demon vs Dr Frankenstein'. Thi s has it all. Mexican wrestlers, futuristic sets, zombies, men with bad beards, men with bad moustaches. Appalling sub-titles the like of which haven't been seen since they hey-day of HK cinema. In one great package with a budget of about 50p.

All in all a stone-bonker, guaranteed classic.

oh please do give a report on what the Gruesomes are calling Space-Jumanji

Brokeback Mountain I'll get on DVD. Munich... if I see it I'll be happy, but it will probaly be in German.

Blues, I have only seen a couple of El Santo films, but I loved them! I am going to have to try to track some down, if only for rental.

The only thing I've really had time to sit down and watch this week was "The Collected Shorts of Jan Svankmajer, vol. 1", which was brilliant.