Happy Face

Just like Mikey and Glynn.

Which makes the paltry pay-off all the more pathetically humorous.

Cheers. Had a gander Here. Some of it looks interesting. Not sure about the price like, I'm more interested in watching them than making them.

Since the N-O lot got a chance to see it and since Gemmill thinks it deserves a wider release, I present you with the movie I'll be using to apply to film school. Any comments/suggestions gratefully received.

Doesn't come close to Woodpecker Goes Down a Metal Pole tbh. 170310[/snapback] Well who could? Maybe Hitchcock or Welles in his prime.

Get hold of "Personal File" too. It came out this year but didn't get the press of American V.

She's made Marie Antoinette. By all accounts it's REALLY bad. Universally panned at Cannes, don't know if there's going to be a different edit released, but her egoism is boundless on it I'm led to believe. The Virgin Suicides I liked, mainly due to the Air soundtrack. But the soundtrack to Lost In Translation wasn't original enough to make me enjoy it. Watching two conceited individuals pour scorn on people of another culture, and people of their own doesn't do it for me. The opening shot on the other hand is fantastic. But that's because it's taken wholly from John Kacere, who's a legend.

Generally shit, but some moments of genius. Everything about Cameron was class. And Beckham wearing a panther placenta on his head was hilarious.

From the man who bought you The Mary Whitehouse Experience, The Day Today, Knowing Me, Knowing You... with Alan Partridge, I'm Alan Partridge and The Thick of It. Looks canny

Sorry, didn't check for this.

New series just over half an hour away. Love watching the barnpots have their dreams shattered uncerimoniously.

I hate the whole 'hell and back' routine, I think it was Oliver Reed who described the 'darkest' days of his alcoholism as the best time of his life. 169978[/snapback] That would be the last 40 years.

Yeah, but there's twats like Doherty who are famous for it. Far more time for Brand who was able to clean himself up and then use whatever (debateable) talent he has to make something of himself. You think we should put down anyone and everyone who so much as touches the skag?

You don't respect him for kicking the habit and making a success of himself?

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Hopkins I liked The Bounty and Chaplin.

I've never tasted dog.

Radio 6. Best station by miles. Just played Jungle Boogie and Jump Around.

Can spiders breathe under water? A massive one was in me bog (under water), so I was taking a photo of it to scare my kid when it starts scurrying about. I shit me pants. Had to be some alien face hugger.

Listened to the album for first time in a while tonight. Shame that. They were canny. 169634[/snapback] Nothing much but that was the last thing posted on the website. Got some rare vinyl from them, not sure if it means that it has gone up or down in value 169655[/snapback] I guess The Darkness ruined the whole 80's rock revival for everyone.

...think of Joey Deacon. 169649[/snapback]

where do I recognise him from? 169642[/snapback] Awld Stevie, used to sit behind Keegan. 169644[/snapback] I thought it was fucking Joey Deacon 169646[/snapback] Great minds...

where do I recognise him from? 169642[/snapback] Awld Stevie, used to sit behind Keegan. 169644[/snapback] I thought it was Joey Deacon.

He works at Newcastle uni It's not me though. Honest

Listened to the album for first time in a while tonight. Shame that. They were canny.