"Stone", "Sidecar Racers". Hmm, I might be arguing for the other side... "Little Fauss and Big Halsy". -- Ivan Reid, School of Engineering & Design, _____________ CMS Collaboration, Brunel University. Ivan.Reid@[brunel.ac.uk|cern.ch] Room 40-1-B12, CERN GSX600F, RG250WD "You Porsche. Me pass!" DoD #484 JKLO#003, 005 WP7# 3000 LC Unit #2368 (tinlc) UKMC#00009 BOTAFOT#16 UKRMMA#7 (Hon) KotPT -- "for stupidity above and beyond the call of duty".
Ermmmmm... it's a documentary movie. It's still a movie. Agreed. Oddly, it's hysterically funny in places. Imagine Little Shop Of Horrors crossed with Christine, and a chorus of AF spanners.
We have this debate every couple of years or whenever Psychomania is on late night television, whichever is the sooner. Do scooters count? If so than I would suggest that Roman Holiday is not entirely bad. And we must not forget No Limit.
"On any Sunday" "I bought a Vampire Motorcycle" That's about it, mind.[/QUOTE] "Supercross" (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0403016/) Lousy story, but good riding and hot blonde chick.
Much like Connery then. A Russian with a porridgewog accent was a bit hard to swallow, but then I realised he *always* plays with a pw accent. -- Beav VN 750 Zed 1000 OMF# 19
Something a lot of people seemed to overlook. [1] Still the best Bond ever, imo, but that doesn't make him a great actor. Bond, as written by Fleming, was a ruthless thug in a dinner jacket, which suited Connery admirably - Craig fills the role well, but it remains to be seen what he'll do after that. [1] As a counterexample, Robert Carlyle is astonishing in his roles. A truly talented actor - in the many roles I've seen him in, I don't recall him looking or sounding the same in any of them.
If you're seeking affirmation from such tenuous material your ego is in far worse shape than I originally thought. After consideration, this amuses me. Now I'm off for some Hot Fuzz action.
"Negative - I just came back from the film and found it interesting. Having read a number of Ghost Rider comics in younger days, I was curious to see if the movie followed the comic books to any degree. Having seen the movie, I would issue a strong caution on letting any young people (teenager and below) from seeing this show. To me, though I did enjoy the film, it would bring about a sense of confusion in many minds. The Bible does state, repeatedly, that Satan is the root of all evil, but in the movie, Satan cons a man into selling his soul for basically a good cause. My concern is that a moral confusion would ensure whereas many today do not have any sort of solid Biblical teaching on Satan, evil, good or any other Biblical concept. There are many younger adults and kids who can not think abstractly much less Biblical, and would look at this film as encouraging demonic activity and interest."
I never rated him as Bond, but then again, I didn't rate any of the ones who followed him either apart from Daniel Craig, for the reason you've stated. but that doesn't make him a great actor. Bond, as written by He wasn't brilliant in Layer Cae, but he was *different*. Connery just plays Connery in a different set of clothes (IMO). Absolutely brilliant. I've not seen a film or TV show that he wasn't superb in. I can't remember the title of the film he played opposite Guy Pierce in, but he was a cannibal and the film was excellent. A Precisely. He's class with a capital "C". -- Beav VN 750 Zed 1000 OMF# 19
Well yes, you can see why I was concerned for your fragile ego. I thought all that sea air had gone to your head. Whilst ignoring the 'most of the stuff NC punts out is shit'? Glad to be of service. I was expecting lol and got smiles and the odd chuckle.
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The word "christian" in that URL renders any opinion it has null and void as far as I am concerned. I choose my own fairy tales.
<B&B mode> Huhuhuh - he said service.. It's well worth it. I laughed - a lot. Which (given my general lack of humour at the moment) is a good thing and damned hard to achieve. Phil.
Especially as what the review goes on to talk about has nothing to do with Christianity (IMHO[1]). Phil. [1] Happy?
