Quote: Ben @ April 3 2011, 11:11 AM BSTI watched Testament the other day and thought it was very good. It was nice to watch a post-apocalyptic film where the protagonists aren't sifting through burning rubble for 90 minutes. The ending was quite sad and almost made me shed a tear.
I love that film it may be the best bost apocalytpic film ever!
"Not with out his bear!"
The Baader Meinhof Complex. Gripping and intelligent drama about Germany's most notorious terrorists.
Watched Ninja Assassin last night. It got slated on it's release but it's good trashy fun. Although the arterial-spray bukakke-fest did get a bit wearing towards the end.
Quote: chipolata @ April 3 2011, 8:58 PM BSTThe Baader Meinhof Complex. Gripping and intelligent drama about Germany's most notorious terrorists.
That was excelent and told a bizarre incomprehensible story told in a gripping manner
Quote: sootyj @ April 5 2011, 10:57 AM BSTThat was excelent and told a bizarre incomprehensible story told in a gripping manner
Agreed. And it did a good job of de-mytholigising Baader-Meinhof too. Oh, and the actress playing Gudrun Esslin was sex on stick. That never hurts.
Watched Memento last night.
Bit to long. Had great ending though and good acting.
Nude sunbathing in terrorist training camp was a surreally Carryonesque high light.
I knew someone who hid Ulrika Meihoff when she was in London...
Siege of the Dead. Enjoyable little German zombie film. And I really do mean little - it's only 62 minutes long.
Spotted Tootsie in Morrisons today for £3, I love that film but havent seen it for years so am looking forward to it
Alex Kingston came to pick up some railway tickets and presented a piece of BBC headed paper with the Doctor Who logo.
Like a nerd I asked for her autograph and she obliged.
Wooooow.
Aw! Nice lady.
Did you pretend the autograph was for your 'son'/'nephew'?
You should have asked if she's the one who dies in this series of Doctor Who. Which she probably is.
I hope they all die.
Quote: zooo @ April 8 2011, 3:25 PM BSTI hope they all die.
Let it go, zooo. And just enjoy David Tennant's post-Who career. 