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I don't think Billy Madison would be a Guilty Pleasure. Everyone enjoys that film.

Enchanted and The Mask. My top two movies that I will defend for the rest of my life. Enchanted because of all its Disney references and its awesomeness and The Mask because it was my favourite movie as a child and I can watch it over and over and never get bored

"I love Lamp" is possibly the most quoted line from a movie since it came out. Anchorman is greatness.

Freestyler - Bomfunk MC. Always a party song that gets the singing and dancing going

Stranger than Fiction - I'm not one who loves everything over the top with action or gore or suspense and Stranger than Fiction was a great rom com which had a plot that would have been so stupid in any other film but actually worked to it's advantage with this one. Great acting by everyone involved and gave me hope for Will Farrel as well as sending a nice message. Simple and Classy. All it had to be to make it my favourite film

So it looks like Norton wanted to get more screen time from the way that was worded. It kinda sucks though as the best thing about these new Marvel movies was that you could watch the single character film then watch Avengers after and see all the familiar faces. I guess one missing isn't too bad but still, Norton was great in the role.

The Forgotten. Just non sensical to the point of me never wanting to see the film again. (and rag on the friend who chose it forever more)

We have our Spider-man

Now that sounds stupid. Depp may always choose the strange character but he does have a great range.

Yeah the select few that were at the cinema during my session (I think all were adults bar one family with two kids) all thoroughly enjoyed it and a scatter of claps went through after it which I found strange.

I found I had to either open the font file (which should say "quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog" in the font) or restart the application I wanted to see the font in and it would work.

While last episode was the real emotional rollercoaster episode, this finale was excellent at tieing together the cracks while keeping everything logical(ish). The something old, new, borrowed, blue, part was genius and I didn't feel like it was spelt out as I would never have picked up on that if not for it being said. Still genius. The way the rewinds led to parts we had already seen was also awesome. Especially the Weeping Angels ep where people picked up on the Doctor having his jacket on when he was reassuring Amy and not having it on when going off to explore in the actual episode.

See I don't know heaps about earlier Who so I took it as the 2005 ep.

Ho. Ly. Shit. That was epic on all levels. Had me emotionally gripped throughout the whole thing. I've seen Omega mentioned as the best possibility even though I had to look up who it was. By the looks of it he does seem the best, most awesome choice in the way this is going down. ...Man that cliffhanger has been salivating for next week. EDIT: After sinking in, I just realised that the Romans were those plastic thingos from the first episode in 2005. My god....

Didn't Nolan say he would never bring either Robin or Catwoman into his movies?

Which tutorial did you use for the second picture?

http://wallbase.net/wallpaper/546892 My new desktop background. That is absolutley brilliant

All five of those movies are movies I have rented in the last month after realising I had never seen them. Get out of my head TKz

Group 1: NO, NO =============== 4 artists/groups I have never liked, and doubt that I ever will: Bob Dylan David Bowie Tool Pink Floyd Group 2: NO, YES ================ 4 artists/groups I didn't use to like, but grew to love: Classical Music on a whole Led Zepplin Oasis Aerosmith GROUP 3: YES, NO ================ 4 artists/groups I fell in love with, but then grew tired: AC/DC Blur Sex Pistols Muse Group 4: YES, YES ================= 4 artists/groups I loved from Day One, and still do: Guns N Roses John Legend Red Hot Chilli Peppers Queen

He could basically be a riddle giving terrorist for all we care.

The same way they made The Joker believable. Joker is a mad man who is unpredictable. It's the way you use the riddles and the crime she commits that would make it different. Why couldn't it be a bomb threat or something that The Riddler leaves a riddle for? Obiously it would be something better than that in the movie but you get my point. I can see the next movie, if they use Riddler, to be "Riddle, Batman trying deperatley to figure it out, chase scene to get to the riddle's answer before disaster"

I'd have to wholeheartedly disagree, while it was probably in the top three songs, top scene for me definitely goes to Kurt's dad's confrontation with Finn. Just...so wonderful. Alright then. Let me rephrase. It was the best singing scene since the show began. I'll concede best scene to Kurt/Finn/Burt

I'm gonna put this out there. The Morrison/NPH duet of "Dream On" is the best scene in the whole show since it started. Both men were in their singing element and the whole scene just worked so well. It's the only scene I've watched over and over again because I enjoyed it so much

I only really bought the main Civil War comic but that was decent. I'm sure if you got more of the side issues in the other series...es then it would be better