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[pip]

Its the role that started him out. He started in the stage productions before the film

 

[Quatermass]

Poor bastard. :|

 

[pip]

Made him famous so not all bad for him

 

[Sister Jennifer]

I'm currently about halfway through watching The Rocky Horror Picture Show. My reaction? What. The. [EFF!]?

I'm not a big fan but I think Curry was great as Frank N Furter.

What is, What the EFF? about it?

 

[michelanCello]

When I first saw it I was prepared so basically I saw the exageration and irony in it, which makes it brilliant, I think.

 

[SerSiward]

Captain America: The Winter Soldier. It was....ok

 

[Who's Wee Dug]

Going to see that tomorrow or Tuesday.

 

[Catch-up]

I'm looking forward to seeing it, while trying not to expect too much. It's hard to make Captain America interesting, unless you've got him onscreen with someone antagonistic, like Iron Man.

 

[Quatermass]

I'm currently about halfway through watching The Rocky Horror Picture Show. My reaction? What. The. [EFF!]?

I'm not a big fan but I think Curry was great as Frank N Furter.

What is, What the EFF? about it?

How big a list would you like? Though Tim Curry and his Frank N Furter get-up tops the list hands down. Gimme Priscilla, Queen of the Desert anytime.

I can see why there's such a tradition of audience participation. It'd certainly increase the humour quotient. I should make my own custom riffs...

 

[michelanCello]

Saw Grand Budapest Hotel yesterday, it's sooo good! Very Wes Anderson, but that's why I like it : ) it is also a typical example of "how to get as many good famous actors in one movie as possible", but not in a forced, Expandables sort of way, it is done very elegantly.

 

[Quatermass]

Just watched the Extended Edition of The Fellowship of the Ring all the way through (more or less) for the first time ever.

 

[janet]

The other two extended LotR versions are quite a revelation too Q.
So......recently I've seen Catching Fire which has recently come out on DVD. I didn't quite get the previous film nor this one but have concluded that there is nothing to get really. The story's not meant to be subtle and 3D, it's for teenagers! So I'd watch it again to pass the time certainly.
RIPD.....hm? It has all the elements of a stonking movie but just misses for me although I would watch it again.
On iPlayer I've been watching Shetland. It's a bit addictive! Lots in common with the recent rash of Scandanavian series.

 

[Tonyblack]

Funnily enough, I just got the extended edition of The Two Towers (4 discs) from a charity shop this morning for £2.

 

[Ghost]

 

[janet]

It's the patience game isn't it?
Many years ago, when I didn't even have a TV, there was a series on ITV called Reilly, Ace of Spies starring Sam Neill. I got the entire series in a 3 disc boxset from a charity shop for £1.99 so I'm watching this for the very first time

 

[Ghost]

I've never heard of it but I take it you're enjoying it
using £30 left over from comicon I brought the complete Sabrina the teenage witch box set
all seven seasons and 167 episodes it might take me a while to get through them

 

[Quatermass]

Finished the rest of The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Bloody weird, somewhat entertaining, even perversely funny, but I haven't had my mind [EFF!]ed around with this much since I watched The End of Evangelion.

 

[Catch-up]

I never did get all the hype about The Rocky Horror Picture Show. I saw it once, found it mildly enjoyable and have never felt the need to watch it again.

We finally saw Thor The Dark World. It was awesome!!

 

[raptornx01]

Liked Rocky Horror as a kid. My parents had been to one of the midnight showing when lived in Pittsburgh. Always wanted to go to one of those showings, they looked fun.

Though, Little Shop Of Horrors i loved alot more.

 

[Bouncy Castle]

Shaun The Sheep Movie Teaser Trailer.

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