Oh my god, i just spotted a Corrs poster up ! Are you sure youre not 15 ?? ;)
id bang the corrs (cept that bloke) , and im 28. i doubt he'd have pics of lancaster bombers if he were 15. they not exactly the hip thing at the moment, defo from an airfix kit generation.
my Renegade door, have the poster from SU of Renegade 3 but prefer to have the Combat School one up instead as it`s a pretty nice cover for the game... !
I got it off my uncle who was TSB bank manager in the 80`s, anyways, that`s my story and I`m sticking to it...
My mates just been and he was laughing his ass off that I`d stuck a pic up with Jet on, thinking about it, it`s not the best thing :( Think I`ll have to take that one down, I normally get the piss took for having a sisqo poster up on the other door, but that`s been replaced by a 2 * 3 foot Samantha Fox poster :D
That U1234 ( or whatever it was ) was shocking. I know you get editorial licencse when u make a film but to actualy do what they did bore no resemblance to the true story - in fact what they did write wasn't even a good story.
The mosquito was mainly used as a reconaisance fighter - cos it was really fast for the time. Love the film 633 Squadron - got a cracking tune.
The italian navy was crippled at Toranto when the fleet air arm attacked using the torpedo plane Swordfish.
Jack Lucas: I'm talking to the little people!
Parry: Are they here?
Jack Lucas: They're saying, "Jack, go to the liquor store and findeth the Jack of Daniels so that ye may be shitfaced!"
Jack Lucas: I'm talking to the little people!
Parry: Are they here?
Jack Lucas: They're saying, "Jack, go to the liquor store and findeth the Jack of Daniels so that ye may be shitfaced!"
Finally saw Batman Begins (actually bought the DVD for a fiver).
It's *very* good, much more faithful to the graphic novels than the Burton movies.
I even like the Batmobile and the ability to glide.
I thought the 1989 Batman movie was a classic - it still is - but Batman Begins does things almost properly, as opposed to the 1989 movie which was a halfway house between the graphic novels and the TV series, with a bit of Hollywoodization mixed in..
Finally saw Batman Begins (actually bought the DVD for a fiver).
It's *very* good, much more faithful to the graphic novels than the Burton movies.
I even like the Batmobile and the ability to glide.
I thought the 1989 Batman movie was a classic - it still is - but Batman Begins does things almost properly, as opposed to the 1989 movie which was a halfway house between the graphic novels and the TV series, with a bit of Hollywoodization mixed in..
Gotta agree, I really enjoyed it. I much prefer the adaptation following the novels. The Dark Knight definitely gives the film more atmosphere and depth rather than the Kaapow Bam! route which Hollywood seems to prefer.
They did.:p:) Screenplay by Barry Lyndon (who went on to become a movie by Stanley Kubrick), produced by George Pal (or George NTSC as he's known in the USA). :D
I got a copy (on VHS sadly, not DVD) with a WoTW PC game I bought from Poundland ages ago; I never got around to installing or playing the game (it's for PC), but IIRC one can choose to play as either the British or the Martians. :)
I never make misteaksmistrakesmisyaleserrurs — oh, sod it.
Batman Begins is a superb film, got it on DVD. It has been a while since I have seen the others.
Anyway, I dunno if no one has mentioned this yet, but my god can someone PLEASE do a decent Dungeons & Dragons movie! The one I watched this evening with Jeremy Irons was so crap it almost killed my red dragon game!
Comments
Last time i had tons of posters up on my wall i was a kid, loved putting Speccy adverts all over the place, Ultimate ones were the best !
Oh my god, i just spotted a Corrs poster up ! Are you sure youre not 15 ?? ;)
id bang the corrs (cept that bloke) , and im 28. i doubt he'd have pics of lancaster bombers if he were 15. they not exactly the hip thing at the moment, defo from an airfix kit generation.
i`d swap the posters for a 5`2" asian with green eyes and a tight, ahem anyday though :D
few more speccy related (mySister took some before the Council started ripping my place to bits)... :-
http://www.geocities.com/calvin_allett/DSCI0011.JPG
http://www.geocities.com/calvin_allett/DSCI0012.JPG
my Renegade door, have the poster from SU of Renegade 3 but prefer to have the Combat School one up instead as it`s a pretty nice cover for the game... !
also :-
http://www.geocities.com/calvin_allett/DSCI0017.JPG
http://www.geocities.com/calvin_allett/DSCI0021.JPG have a habit of blue tacking stuff to my walls, even speccy games :D
lol, not 15, just 14 at heart :)
although the ruler next to the door is very worrying.
My mates just been and he was laughing his ass off that I`d stuck a pic up with Jet on, thinking about it, it`s not the best thing :( Think I`ll have to take that one down, I normally get the piss took for having a sisqo poster up on the other door, but that`s been replaced by a 2 * 3 foot Samantha Fox poster :D
ive (insert filth) her anyday.
They already did -- back in the 1950s. :)
misteaksmistrakesmisyaleserrurs— oh, sod it.Did they my butt!
Would be nice if someone actually read the book and made a film of it.
and a mainstream, big budget verson, not the straight to DVD version from 2005.....
Still, we got the CGI musical version coming out next year.
We do... SWEET!!! I loved Jeff Wayne's version as a kid (still do)...!
"No-one would have believed, in the last years of the 19th century..."
Andrew
That U1234 ( or whatever it was ) was shocking. I know you get editorial licencse when u make a film but to actualy do what they did bore no resemblance to the true story - in fact what they did write wasn't even a good story.
The mosquito was mainly used as a reconaisance fighter - cos it was really fast for the time. Love the film 633 Squadron - got a cracking tune.
The italian navy was crippled at Toranto when the fleet air arm attacked using the torpedo plane Swordfish.
Jack Lucas: I'm talking to the little people!
Parry: Are they here?
Jack Lucas: They're saying, "Jack, go to the liquor store and findeth the Jack of Daniels so that ye may be shitfaced!"
Hey! Forrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgiiiiiiiiivvvvveeee Meeeeeeeeeeeee!
It's *very* good, much more faithful to the graphic novels than the Burton movies.
I even like the Batmobile and the ability to glide.
I thought the 1989 Batman movie was a classic - it still is - but Batman Begins does things almost properly, as opposed to the 1989 movie which was a halfway house between the graphic novels and the TV series, with a bit of Hollywoodization mixed in..
They did. :p :) Screenplay by Barry Lyndon (who went on to become a movie by Stanley Kubrick), produced by George Pal (or George NTSC as he's known in the USA). :D
I got a copy (on VHS sadly, not DVD) with a WoTW PC game I bought from Poundland ages ago; I never got around to installing or playing the game (it's for PC), but IIRC one can choose to play as either the British or the Martians. :)
misteaksmistrakesmisyaleserrurs— oh, sod it.Anyway, I dunno if no one has mentioned this yet, but my god can someone PLEASE do a decent Dungeons & Dragons movie! The one I watched this evening with Jeremy Irons was so crap it almost killed my red dragon game!
can i have his autograph?
You can't make a good film of something that was crap in the first place.
"Throws 2 16 sided dice"
I win! I was right Dungeons and Dragons is crap!