<Mutter mutter I liked Temple of Doom grumble grumble>

It depends on who you ask. I presume a number would say not.

'The Incredible Hulk' was really well done though. I just saw it. Definitely not one for the kiddies though.

Egon.

I wonder if the duck went behind the parapet of another thread as the conversation included too many oranges and lemons for ducks to go boldly where no duck has gone before this year boldly.

No. I ate it.
<hiccup>feathers</hiccup>

I liked temple of doom too, but I'd never call it a 'good' movie.

I liked it. :)

I liked it more than Temple of Doom.

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'We're all mad here. I'm mad, you're mad." [said the Cat.]
"How do you know I'm mad?" said Alice.
"You must be," said the Cat, "Or you wouldn't have come here."
- Lewis Carroll, Alice's Adventures In Wonderland

<Rearranges Bonzai Kitten dartboard for best effect>

BK, is there any left? It would be a shame to waste this pot of Hoisin sauce.............

I saw a nest over by the treehouse...

Poached salmon in a white wine sauce....

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'We're all mad here. I'm mad, you're mad." [said the Cat.]
"How do you know I'm mad?" said Alice.
"You must be," said the Cat, "Or you wouldn't have come here."
- Lewis Carroll, Alice's Adventures In Wonderland

Non film goer's comment: If you like a film then it is good. If you don't then it was noyt good.

Good is subjective.

However is it great art/cinema/of merit is a nonsubjective assessment.


Consider Monty Python films. Enjoyable, yes, great art, I don't know. But I have them in my collection whereas I don't have GWTW or Nicol Williams "Hamlet'.

That makes sense. I liked 'Crystal Skull' but I thought it probably wasn't a great movie. 'The Incredible Hulk' was squeam-inducing but very well done.

What other movies have we Fforumites been watching recently? Or would like to see soon?

E.



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What about those of us who can delight in bad films?

I loved "I Bought A Vampire Motorcycle" and "Revenge of Billy the Kid" but I wouldn't describe either as good. Similarly, I thing that "Atonement" is probably a good, perhaps great film, but not my cup of tea.

More than anything else, I am looking forward to "Batman: The Dark Knight" and "Wall-E"

I went to a test-screening of Two Fists One Heart (aussie movie- I recommend it!) tonight. Pretty good. Not sure when it's out though.

What's 'Two Fists One Heart' about then? I would guess there's professional fighting involved somewhere?

I guess it's wrong to start openly pondering the Doctor Who cliffhanger, isn't it? There are too many non-UK people on here. Blast!

Re: Doctor Who -- my Sky+ programme guide for next week has DT's name in the credits, so he's still in the next episode at some point! The Sunday Times Culture supplement says that there's a prophecy that one of the heroes will die...

Possible Spoiler -
While I don't believe that this is a true regeneration, even if it is DT would be in it for the changeover + any flashbacks.

One hero has already died - Harriet Jones. And they will have to sort out the Rose business...

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Edited away.

How do you change your text to white?



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DID she die though? I mean, we never saw it...

the format is color=white in square brackets and finishes with /color in square brackets. Don't worry about it being in bold - that is just to make it stand out a bit.

Note U.S. spelling of "colour"

Let's just test this out...


You fight like a dairy farmer!


Ha ha! It worked!

Possible spoiler - Highlight to read


I don't think he'll regenerate either, but the 'threefold man' phrase is significant. Lots of things that people are picking up on are of questionable importance.

Question: Is Donna going to turn out to be a Time Lord?
Question: What is that Key that Martha has?
Question: What does the 'threefold man' mean?


Ping! Hippopotamus!

Thank you, Skids!



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Don't forget that according to Russell T, Casanova's sidekick came up with the phrase "You've got to be in it to win it."

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